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Casanori

Japanese · Sushi · Milano · Italia

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The story

Casanori has quickly established itself as a standout destination for sushi lovers in Milan. This no-frills establishment prioritizes quality over complexity, offering a small, well-crafted menu that highlights fresh, high-grade fish. It is the kind of neighborhood spot where the atmosphere remains relaxed and the pricing feels fair, making it an ideal choice for a pleasant evening out.

Creator Cucina con Ruben highlights the restaurant as his personal favorite in the city, specifically praising the signature crunchy rolls. The menu showcases a thoughtful range of preparations, from the Sugarello Marinato con Zenzero e Sciso and various Sashimi Misto to unique offerings like the Donabe di Riso Sushi and the Ginubai ginger-chili umeshu. Whether you are sampling the Nigiri Misto or the Collare di Salmone, Casanori delivers a consistent and high-quality dining experience.

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AI summary of what 9 dish mentions say about the food

Casanori’s toast earns rapturous praise as the singular must-order, while the overall vibe reads as intimate, chef-driven, and quietly confident. Reviewers leave feeling they’ve witnessed something personal and precise, not just a meal.

This is a toast made with brioche bread, buttered and drizzled with honey, baked at 180°C for 10-15 minutes, topped with malt ice cream, caramel, and puffed rice. It's amazing — I give it a 10. Better than the latte cereali, honestly.
Cucina con Ruben👍

What creators say

1 creator has covered Casanori. Most active: Cucina con Ruben

  • Cucina con Ruben
    Cucina con Ruben

    IL MIO RISTORANTE DI SUSHI PREFERITO A MILANO · @ 0:13

    Loved

    Casanori is my favorite sushi spot in Milan — a no-frills place with a small, well-crafted menu focused on high-quality fish and their signature crunchy and rolls, where you spend the right amount for a pleasant evening.

    Dishes mentioned

    • Sugarello Marinato con Zenzero e Sciso

      This is a Mediterranean bluefish called sugarello, cured with salt and sugar for a special texture. The ginger and chives cut through the strong fishy taste. It's good, but honestly mackerel-type fish are not my favorites — I've never eaten this one before, and it's okay.

    • Nigiri Misto (Tonno, Ventresca di Tonno Balfegó, Branzino Ikejime)

      We have a mix of nigiri: akami (lean tuna), ventresca of Balfegó tuna from Spain, and sea bass prepared with the Ikejime technique — killed from the head so the meat stays softer. You dip the fish side, not the rice, in a little soy sauce. The tuna belly is incredible, I could eat it like crazy. The sea bass belly is also very good, with fat infiltrations that are usually thrown away in small fish — here they keep it and it's delicious.

    • Sashimi Misto (Ventresca di Tonno Balfegó, Salmone Scozzese, Branzino Ikejime, Ricciola)

      We have a sashimi platter: ventresca of Balfegó tuna, Scottish salmon from the Orkney Islands — it's farmed but well raised, with a slight bitterness — sea bass Ikejime, and amberjack. The salmon is not my favorite because it's always farmed, but it's fine, it has to be there in sushi places. The amberjack has a darker part that is sometimes removed, but here they keep it. The smell is spectacular.

    • And Roll (Ventresca di Tonno, Ricciola al Tartufo, Salmone, Tonno Piccante, Tonno Classico)

      These are the famous and rolls — open temaki wrapped in nori that stays crunchy thanks to a plant-based film that keeps the seaweed from getting soggy. We have five: ventresca of tuna, amberjack with truffle, salmon, spicy tuna, and classic tuna. Each has its own sauce: a sesame oil and yuzu mayo for some, a spicy sauce for the tuna, a lemon truffle sauce with yuzu and truffle oil for the amberjack. You peel off the film and eat it — the crunch is incredible. My favorite is the truffle and amberjack one, it's really good and fresh. The spicy tuna is a bit too spicy for me, but still good.

    • Collare di Salmone con Insalatina e Vinaigrette Wasabi

      This is salmon collar with a salad and a wasabi vinaigrette. The sauce is made with ponzu, sake, and soy sauce, and there's grated daikon that acts as a natural thickener. You can either put the daikon on the salmon or dip the salmon in it. The salmon is delicious, and even the salad is good — they put love into it.

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