Little pricey but so authentic and tasty, they know what they are doing, I'm actually surprised I…read morecan have this authentic Japanese ramen in Italy.

This place is great! Such good food but there are some things that are a little sad to me. The…read moreportions are small and it costs 10 euros. However, the taste overshadows the price and it is all worth it in the end. There is also one piece of meat and I wish they had more :( I ordered two of the Black Shoyu.

Wow!! This place hit the spot! After having Italian food 2 weeks, we were craving for Sichuan…read moreChinese Food... Back in San Diego, California we eat out 7 days a week and usually rotate between Chinese, Vietnamese, Korean and Japanese, so we know a thing or two about Asian food. This Chinese restaurant actually is up on the list and if we live in Rome, we would make this place one of our regular go to restaurants. Food was very flavorful, and spicy level was perfect. I can only handle mildly spice level, it was like they know exactly the amount of spice when I requested for 微辣. It's not a fancy place, but slightly better then the hole in the wall kind of a place. If you don't care for the decor but care for the food then this is the place to come.

Decent authentic Sichuan food is such a treasure at Rome…read more We found this place when walking to the metro station. Very happy to change our taste buds from Pasta to spicy boiled fish fillet. Also tried fired rice, soft tofu, spicy chicken, and stir fired veggies. All right on the mark of the flavor. Will try this chain at Milan as well.

I read the review on Yelp about this restaurant so I could have lunch after visiting Vatican…read moreMuseum. We were there very late for lunch (3:00pm) so we didn't have much choice. My husband had a Pomodoro & Basilico, I had a Cacio, Pepe and Lime. And yes, it's true, the pasta was different because they were fresh and amazing. Simple but excellent.

If you ever find yourself around the Vatican and want to experience some of the best pasta you'll…read morehave in your life, then Egg is a must-visit for you and your group. This shop is more of a countertop order from their limited menu but the menu is executed so well you'll be tempted to order multiple bowls. There are a few stools and table out front to enjoy your food hot. Both times I've been on separate visits within two years, has only shown me how consistent their food and quality is. You can pair your dishes with an aperol spritz or mini bottle of wine for less than five euros. The pasta was about nine to eleven euros and the portions were more than plenty. The chef and owner are super nice and very informative about their dishes. If you are a fan of spice you have to try their chef-recommended dish. They had one dish topped with pancetta and I just about wanted to lick my bowl clean. Everyone in the group was raving how delicious it was. Egg will forever be on my must-have when visiting Rome.

This was a very incredible meal!! The best Chinese we have had in a long time ! Super friendly…read moreservice and the ambiance of as great in an alley off the Main Street from the Train station. So delicious the hot and sour soup and chili dumplings so delicious!! A little outside seating areas and seats inside. Was packed so worth it !

Was looking for some soup as I was under the weather. I went for their unlimited lunch buffet and…read moremistakenly ordered two soups, an egg drop and a hot & sour. No worries as I ended up having both of them. The round was up to 6 choices for their menu and I got poke and shumai next. The fish was not high quality but what do you expect for a 6 course unlimited. I had a couple of noodle dishes and put up the white flag. They packed the noodle dish for me. I had a pot of tea. It was all solid but nothing outstanding. Maybe the higher end items in their menu are better? Service was helpful and they have iPads on all the tables to order. You can order another round after 10 minutes. If you're hungry and bring a group, would be the place to throw down.

Great service. Great ambiance - strong Aircon. :) good location. We stayed at Le Meridien Visconti…read moreand this was easy to get to - 2 blocks. They have some good options for lunch and if you're wanting something other than Italian food. We all enjoyed our food. The oyako Don is made with gravy that is more salty than sweet - so not traditional but it was still good. The group had the omakase which was really good and fresh. They had also make your own poke bowl options. There's a mix of Chinese, Thai and Japanese food. Really happy with this spot.

The prices are steep but worth it. The portions are more than fair, bigger then i expected…read more The quality of the food is consistently impressive. Even the dessert menu is impressive both aesthetically and taste wise. Service is clean and professional, almost no waiting time for your order. Ambience is what you would expect from a high end asian restaurant.

I don't ask for much -- mostly snacks and kindness. My mom politely asked if there were fries…read more(because I'm TWO), and the waitress yelled "NO, THIS ISN'T MCDONALD'S." Very loud. Very rude. Zero stars for vibes. This place is a total tourist trap and not friendly at all, especially if you have kids. Grown-ups might survive it, but toddlers will not. The only nice thing was that my mom liked her wine, so congrats on that, I guess. Brock's advice: stay away. I'll be eating my fries somewhere else

The service was excellent. The dining space was clean. Food was wonderful! The octopus was tender…read moreand flavorful. Although tiramisu is not usually my first choice, this version was delicious- so creamy and not overwhelming. It was great to have this restaurant right next to our hotel. What a treat!

This recently renovated restaurant was by far the most memorable experience in Roma, in regards to…read moreservice and quality of food. The interior is modern clean and well lit with plenty of natural lighting during the day and a mix of fluorescent neon lighting that cascades down the walls which are reflected lightly from the wine bottles. The service was the best I had thus far in Roma where I was greeted with a smile and idle chit chat of "How is your trip thus far...?" and "Ah, well if you're looking for something savory...". Everything about this restaurant screams fresh and savory. I first ordered their Oyster dish which consisted of two oysters imported from Paris however, these beauties were as said before are fresh, creamy, with a slight hint of sweetness to the palet. The seafood pasta noodles tasted close to that of homemade egg noodles which complimented nicely with the shrimp and what seemed to be a light drizzle of olive oil and a glass of Chianti. The steak was made to perfection to my taste (medium) where the fat was melted nicely through with a side Mixed Green Salad. Don't miss this chance to enjoy the authentic taste of italy at the corner of Via Spalato and Via De Santa Costanza. See photos to get a better idea!

My first trip to Italy cannot be complete without eating pasta. I am young and travel on a budget…read moreso fine dining was not an option. I'm happy that the concept of fast food is slowly integrating with Rome and locals. My tip for finding authentic delicious food is to locate restaurants and places that are 15 to 20 minutes away from tourist attraction in order to find cheap but delicious food. Machheroni Express was such a delight to discover. The staff was really friendly and helpful. They were patient with us when we were deciding what to order and greeted us with a smile. The pasta is made as you order so you are guaranteed fresh pasta. I tried the homemade pesto and fagottini with cream. They were so delicious. The noodles were soft but had a crunch. The sauce was the perfect blend to the noodles. I am not a fan of tomatoes so I was worried that all pasta would be with tomato sauce. I was thrilled to discover there were options that were not tomato sauce. Being located in Rome, the location was small. There are about 3 small tables. When it is busy, you will have to maneuver between people to make your way to the front to order. People waiting are probably watching their order be made and not actually waiting to order. So don't make that mistake.

Awesome hole-in-the-wall that was fast, affordable, and delicious!…read more All of the options were around €5-6 (and a bottle of Peroni was €2,50) and food was prepared on the spot within a few minutes. The pasta was high quality and the homemade sauces were on point. This is also the only place I went to in my 8 days in Italy that served pappardelle, which is my favourite pasta). I'd highly recommend the pappardelle con gorgonzola e funghi (blue cheese and mushroom). Note that this spot has no seating, but a few tables where you can stand and enjoy your meal.

We are here last year, it was our first time. We decided to come back because we have been craving…read moreFor Filipino food. The food is good. We had lechon kawali and pandit. The service is not bad ... I will rate our experience with 4 for food quality and service.

After a few days of eating really good Italian food, my Filipino…read moretastebuds wanted Filipino food. Lucky for us there is a handful of Filipino restaurants near the Vatican. Our go to is Neighborhood Filipino Restaurant which is known amongst Filipino locals and travelers alike. They have tasty home cooked Filipino food and even had halo halo which refreshed us from the Rome heat. They have 2 locations in Rome. Both are good. We had their sisig, lumpia shanghai, and pinakbet. All so good that I forgot to take a photo! :) **PROs: --Good service l --Clean restaurant --Tasty dishes --Homemade ube ice cream with your halo halo **CONs: --On a very busy day, it may take a while with orders

Legendary Roman Ice Cream…read more * * * La Romana has been around since 1947. That does not make it the oldest gelateria by a long shot. But 1947 puts La Romana in the "senior class" for sure. That means almost 50 years of driving thousands of people insane with pleasure from utterly amazing ice cream. That is a good way to spend 50 years. * * * Most Italian Gelato places are very consistent. If one flavor is good, they all are good. If one flavor is fake or artificial, they all are fake and artificial. That said - despite La Romana's full range, The establishment is known for one distinctive flavor that is very much their signature. Crema dal 1947. Crema dal 1947 is absolutely and utterly insane. It is an eggnog custard gelato subtly flavored with lemon zest. It is the most creamy dreamy lemon cloud dessert every made by any human being. Just to get an appropriate placement within the lemon family, I paired it with a plain lemon gelato. Rome has absolutely amazing lemons. Plain lemon gelato almost anywhere is die-and-go-to-heaven good. Putting eggnog custard creamy dream Crema dal 1947 With bracing in-your-face screaming lemon-lemon-lemon traditional gelato Was like pairing Margot Robbie as Barbie with Amy Winehouse singing her soul out. Both were absolutely perfect for what they are. I want to have that ice cream cone tonight, tomorrow, the day after that, the day after that and every other consecutive day for the next consecutive 50 years. When La Romana becomes 100 years old, I can think about changing flavors. But it is hard to argue with perfect perfection.

If you've had gelato in Rome, you already know the standard is different--and Gelateria La Romana…read moreis one of those places that actually lives up to it. Everything tastes super fresh and creamy, and the flavors feel really authentic without being overly sweet or artificial. What I liked most is how consistent it is--whether you go for classics like pistachio or something more indulgent, it always tastes rich and high quality. It's the kind of spot where you can tell they really care about what they're making. The vibe is simple and focused on the gelato itself, not anything flashy, which honestly fits perfectly for a place like this. Always worth stopping by if you're in Rome and want proper gelato.