Temakinho Linate Reviews, Ratings & Menu

General Info

Nestled within the bustling Milan Linate Airport, Temakinho Linate offers a vibrant fusion of Brazilian and Japanese flavors that instantly lifts the airport dining experience. From the moment you step into the restaurant, the lively yet relaxed atmosphere sets the tone for a meal that’s both satisfying and memorable. The interior balances sleek modern design with casual comfort, making it a perfect spot for travelers seeking either a quick bite before a flight or a leisurely meal while waiting. With dine-in options that feel cozy and well-paced, as well as efficient takeout service for those on the go, Temakinho Linate caters seamlessly to the rhythm of airport life. Accessibility is thoughtfully considered too, with a wheelchair-accessible restroom ensuring a convenient experience for all guests.

The menu at Temakinho Linate is a delightful exploration of fusion cuisine. Signature rolls showcase a masterful blend of textures and flavors, with the Uramaki Salmone Avocado standing out for its creamy avocado, fresh salmon, and perfectly seasoned rice. For a heartier, bowl-style option, the Poke De Salmao Completo combines vibrant vegetables and tender fish in a dish that feels both nourishing and indulgent. Sweet lovers will find a satisfying finale in the Churros Com Gelato, where crispy, golden churros pair seamlessly with creamy, cold gelato-a playful nod to Temakinho’s Brazilian influences. Each dish is carefully crafted, demonstrating the kitchen’s expertise in balancing traditional ingredients with innovative twists, ensuring every bite is memorable.

Temakinho Linate isn’t just about the food; the service and overall experience enhance every visit. Friendly staff navigate the space with ease, taking orders efficiently for takeout while maintaining attentive service for dine-in guests. The cocktail selection deserves a mention, offering refreshing options that complement the fusion dishes perfectly, and for those with late flights, the late-night food availability ensures that hunger is never an issue. Travelers consistently highlight the quality of both the food and service in reviews, noting that the restaurant manages to feel welcoming despite its airport location.

Whether you’re a seasoned traveler or a first-time visitor, Temakinho Linate’s combination of flavorful rolls, hearty poke bowls, indulgent desserts, and attentive service creates a dining experience that stands out among airport restaurants. The seamless blend of Brazilian and Japanese influences, alongside thoughtful amenities and a friendly ambiance, makes it an ideal spot to enjoy a meal while passing through Milan Linate Airport.

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What customers say?

“ It was okay. I have been to multiple Temakinhos in the past few years, including the ones they had in London, and the quality was better before. The sushi’s were okay, they were more the style we get in Brazil (which I miss, so that’s nice) but the Linate location is very run down, the tables are full of holes and the sofas are destroyed, the space definitely needs a revamp for the price of the dishes. Also, I find the chopsticks offensive, I have always had this negative impression of it. Both Italians and Brazilians know well enough how to use regular chopsticks, so I don’t get the concept. If it is a “fine dining” restaurant, we shouldn’t feel like we are using fast food cutlery. Service was ok, meh, I would say. If you are on a “budget”, I would avoid… there are much better sushi restaurants out there (especially in Milan) with a much better price (such as all you can eat!!). Go have some sushi before arriving to the airport. ”

- Sofia -

“ It's a landslide cafe that is just like so many in Milano, fresh sandwiches and salads with the aroma of fresh coffee lingering. Unlike many airports, this place doesn't gouge your wallet. The prices are reasonable and I see a fair few airport staff stopping here for a coffee or a pick me up. I ate, worked and drank here watching the ebb and flow of passengers. A good place to rest your feet. ”

- W Wong -

“ usually airport food is drama For example, Schiphol airport is full of horrible food offerings. There are exceptions though. This is one. Restaurants that are part of a chain also usually serve not so good. This place is an exception. Go to the airport a little early and after security you'll find this place. Or when you arrive you just walk back and eat here. We had a great mixed sushi platter here. Cocktails are great too. Recommended! Update: the plate i took a picture of one year ago is no longer available. That's a shame. Whats worse is that they must've changed cooks or so cause the ceviche is too acidic now. Its a shame cause it used to be a great place ”

- Martijn van Manen -