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Oasi Giapponese

JapaneseHomestyle JapaneseOsaka Street FoodSushiTakoyakiOkonomiyakiRamenCityLife / San SiroJapanese Community

One of Milan's oldest continuously operating Japanese-owned restaurants, Oasi Giapponese has been anchored by the Oshima family from Osaka since 2002 — mother runs the room, son Keita (winner of Italian TV programme 'Cuochi d'Italia') cooks. A stronghold of Japanese community dining and one of the few places in Milan to serve proper Osaka-style street food.

Price
¥¥
Area
CityLife / San Siro (Primaticcio)
Since
2002
Chef
Keita Oshima
Owner
Oshima family (signora Oshima & Keita Oshima)
Oasi Giapponese — authentic japanese restaurant in Milan, CityLife / San Siro (Primaticcio)
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About
Opened in 2002 by the Oshima family, who relocated from Osaka, this off-the-beaten-track restaurant in the San Siro / Primaticcio neighbourhood remains among the most authentic Japanese addresses in Milan. Chef-son Keita Oshima, who gained national recognition on the Italian TV programme 'Cuochi d'Italia,' prepares Osaka-inflected Japanese cooking: takoyaki with teriyaki sauce, Osaka-style okonomiyaki, gyoza, and seasonal soups that include ramen, udon, nabe, and soba. The sushi is praised by Japanese community visitors as among the freshest in the city. Multiple reviewers note the kitchen's Japanese integrity and the family's hands-on presence.
Neighborhood & visiting

Oasi Giapponese sits in CityLife / San Siro (Primaticcio), one of Milan's neighborhoods where authentic Japanese kitchens have taken root. The house does not publish an online booking link; call ahead to secure a seat, especially on weekends. Check the posted hours before you go — traditional donburi restaurants often close between service periods.

Why it's on Washoku Guide
  • Frequented primarily by Milan's Japanese community — the most reliable authenticity signal of all.
  • Osaka-born Keita Oshima brings genuine street-food classics — takoyaki, okonomiyaki — that are extremely rare in Italian Japanese restaurants.
  • Open since 2002 under the same Japanese family — over two decades of continuous Japanese cooking makes this one of Milan's most established ethnic kitchens.

Off the tourist circuit in a residential area near San Siro; worth the journey for serious Japanese food seekers. Cash-friendly neighbourhood pricing.

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Frequently asked

About Oasi Giapponese

Is Oasi Giapponese an authentic japanese restaurant in Milan?
Yes — Oasi Giapponese is featured in Washoku Guide because it meets our authenticity standard for japanese in Milan: a kitchen grounded in Japanese technique, ingredients and preparation consistent with Japanese practice, and a focused donburi format.
Where is Oasi Giapponese located?
Oasi Giapponese is located at Via Privata Raimondo Montecuccoli 8, 20147 Milano MI, Milan, Italy in the CityLife / San Siro (Primaticcio) neighborhood.
Do I need a reservation at Oasi Giapponese?
Oasi Giapponese does not publish an online reservation link. Walk-ins may be possible, but for popular donburi restaurants in Milan we recommend calling ahead.
What is the price range at Oasi Giapponese?
Oasi Giapponese sits in the ¥¥ price range — typical for japanese of this format in Milan.
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