Aladino

Located in the heart of the Città Studi district, Aladino is a restaurant that brings the authenticity and exotic flavours of Lebanese cuisine to Milan. This welcoming and characteristic place has become an unmissable stop for those who want a different culinary experience, full of aromas, colours and flavours from the Middle East. With a menu celebrating Lebanese gastronomic tradition, Aladino is the perfect place for a sensory journey through traditional dishes, aromatic spices and warm hospitality.

Aladino is located in Città Studi, one of Milan's most dynamic student areas. It is known for the presence of the Polytechnic and numerous universities and its lively neighbourhood life. This area is characterized by tree-lined streets, Art Nouveau buildings and a mix of cafes, restaurants and independent shops, making it one of the most livable areas of the city. The true soul of Aladino is its cuisine, an authentic expression of Lebanese gastronomy. The menu offers a rich selection of traditional dishes prepared with fresh and expertly spiced ingredients. Specialities include the famous mezze, an assortment of small plates that include creamy hummus, smoked baba ganoush, and crispy falafel, which are perfect for sharing.

Tabbouleh, a fresh salad made with parsley, bulgur, and tomatoes, is a popular choice, perfect to accompany the rich flavours of the main courses. Meat dishes include kebabs and shawarma, cooked perfectly and served with homemade pita bread. Lebanese moussaka and manakish, a Lebanese pizza-style dish with za'atar, cheese, or meat, are also famous. For those who prefer vegetarian or vegan options, Aladino offers a variety of tasty options, such as eggplant fatteh and dolma, as well as grape leaf rolls filled with rice and vegetables.