We had a great lunch today at Rock and Roll Sushi! First off, the place has great decorations and…read moreatmosphere! What's not to like about eating a sushi roll while Pat Benatar is on the big screen singing Hit Me with Your Best Shot? My wife had the Headbanger shrimp, which I also tried, and it was fantastic. We shared the fried wonton appetizer, which was decadent. I chose to try one of the house special tools: the Crowd Surfer. Very tasty!! Everything we had was excellent. Our waitress and the hostess were both friendly and helpful, kept our glasses full of water, and checked in with us often. If you are looking for sushi in Rome, you should definitely give them a try. I susoect you won't be disappointed!

TL;DR - Fun atmosphere, but some of the food didn't meet our expectations…read more First time trying this place, and I'm kinda torn. We got the Stage Divers appetizer, which was nice. Definitely try both sauces, as I couldn't really pick a favorite. My wife ordered miso soup with her entrée and I asked for the ginger salad with mine. Neither of us were terribly pleased. The ginger salad was literally just romaine lettuce and a ginger-flavored dressing. Okay, but could've been better. My wife felt the same about her soup. When it came to the entrees, my wife was elated with her dish (one of the hibachi options), but mine was a little underwhelming. Maybe it's because I chose the Rainbow Roll, which admittedly had a pretty mellow flavor, but the sides didn't help any. The sliced ginger was a little dry and had maybe half of the flavor intensity that I was used to, and the soy sauce (in a Kikkoman bottle, but no idea if that matched the actual contents) was *exceedingly* salty. Usually soy sauce is a good complement to most rolls, but this literally overpowered what little flavor the roll had. For dessert we tried the Mango Coconut Rockstars. It kinda felt like their spin on the mango sticky rice that some restaurants offer. Again, a bit underwhelming. The fried sticky rice stars had decent flavor and texture, but the mango was diced into tiny pieces. They were surprisingly firm and tasted a little under-ripe, almost with a pineapple-like acidity. Our server was pretty good, though it kinda felt like she was rushing us once our dessert was served. The atmosphere was kinda cool. The menus are tucked into vinyl album covers, and each menu has a different classic album cover on the front. There are a few TVs in the place playing old rock music videos (all the same, thankfully), and it added to the nostalgia. All in all, it was okay. We may come back to try some of the other menu items, but it's not likely to be my go-to for sushi.

Food was OK, very Americanized but service outstanding and fast! Didn't try the sushi tho. Ambience…read morewas quiet nice place for a date.

Love it for lunch. Ate there yesterday, excellent service. Their salad with fresh ginger is…read moredelicious.

Went for lunch. The food was outstanding! The service was incredibly efficient and courteous. They…read morehave an All-You-Can-Eat lunch buffet during the week, but not on weekends. The atmosphere is so serene and laid back. Quiet, easy to talk, even have an intimate conversation. They have the best sushi in the business in my opinion. And they used to have $1 sushi rolls. 3 pieces for $1. But now they're $2.75. Their sake is wonderful. Plum is my favorite! It comes out warm! The food comes out in a timely manner. If you love sushi and Japanese cuisine, Ru Sans is definitely going to be one of your favorite places! 4 Stars, only bc no lunch buffet on weekends and the cost of the individual sushi rolls! But overall, highly recommend and I will continue to get my sushi here!

The ambiance was nice, intriguing and relaxing. The options on the menu are tremendous. Plenty of…read moreoptions whether sushi, street food( yakitori& tempura) the prices are reasonable and some portion sizes allow you to be adventurous and try different items. They have everything from Sushi, Ramen, Fried Rice, Seafood entrees, bento boxes, Donburri, and Soba

Fun, eclectic eatery located in the heart of downtown Rome…read more The space is wide open and has a small, hometown feel to it with fun art and memorabilia hanging from the ceiling and walls. The menu is full of classic, comfort style dishes that will make you feel at home. Or server was a true southern belle with all the charm and kindness you would expect. I had a burger and it was delicious. This thing was MASSIVE and cooked to a perfect medium well as I had requested. The fries were also pretty good. They could have used a bit more seasoning but there was salt on the table!

Down in Rome this past weekend and decided to get into the Harvest Moon, as I had never been…read more Asking my girlfriend how it was, she just answered "okay". I now agree with her. This is a Southern Restaurant in a southern town. So I opted for a Shepherd's Pie from the St Paddy's Day menu. Yeah, go figure. It was rather bland. When I make this dish, I use ample cream in the potatoes (Irish style) and make a thicker, more moist pie, with a good deal of tomato in it. This was a bland substitute. Far better the next day when I added in enough butter to make the potatoes shine. I will give props for using lamb on this. She had the salmon patties. Fairly simple, also rather bland. Mashed potatoes as well. Breading on the okra was fine. Staff? Very friendly waiter. Answered all the questions and even described the drinks. As this has a good craft beer selection, I opted for one I had not had before and she got a smokey old fashioned. The old fasthioned did not have the cherries or orange peel you would normally see, but was rather strong and did use a rye whiskey. I would not go there for the drink, but reasonably priced. The ambiance is great. Typical of Rome, GA establishments, you can feel the history. They also have a rooftop bar and a separate bar area, for those seeking out a drink or two. Summary: The experience was good, but the food was bland. If you like to heavily salt your food, this might not be as big of a deal. On the whole, 3 stars, for average. Compared to other places in Rome, some of which are really bad, you would prefer this to many places. Nothing really bad to say, but nothing really good. Just average.

Fantastic food! This is a very good buffet to try! My family and friends all come here!read more

Awesome. The guy on the grill is an artist. Mongolian pork is great. Kimchee is best around.read more

Very good sushi! Nice people. Dragon roll and Tennessee roll are the best! Will go again.read more

Genuine bad experience. The food itself was okay, but it didn't taste good because of the energy…read morearound the service. The restaurant's vibe was solid, but the service completely tanked it. I stepped out briefly and informed the waitress she said I was good yet my table was given away. My food took over an hour to come out. Once it finally arrived, staff came by every five minutes asking if I was okay or needed anything. I understand they were trying to be polite, but it came off more annoying than helpful. Overall, the service overshadowed what could have been a good experience.

This place still has it after years of being around! One of the best places to eat at if you…read morefeeling Japanese!

I would give it 5 stars if they had a better location and more to offer on their menu, but the food…read moreis good and I guess that in the end is what matters. We've never had a bad meal there and we've pretty much have tried it all besides the sushi, which seems pretty popular with their other customers.

This was my first visit to this restaurant and it really disappoints. I ordered the steak hibachi…read moredinner. I got my order in about 5 minutes. That should be great because my steak should still be pink in the middle but it wasn't. My steak was dry, leather tough, and burnt. It had obviously been sitting on a hot grill cooked for a while. It's literally inedible! The veggies were 95% cabbage. No onion and everything was bland. The rice had a good texture. The texture of the rice was the only good thing about this meal. And, the inside of the restaurant is really hot. Like 85 degrees or more hot. I got my food to go. If I had been wanting to eat in I would have left and went somewhere that has a/c. I will not be spending my food money here again.

The chicken teriyaki was really good. Good price as well. I would definitely order food from here…read moreagain. Highly recommend this place.

I shop at Kroger frequently to buy sale items. If you want sale items you have to go the day…read morethey're put on sale or you can forget it. DO NOT go with the intention of using a motorized cart. I have been there many times and had to go from one to another to find one that works. Several times I have gotten one that showed full charge but died in the back of the store. I use pickup if I just want staples but I like to choose my meat and produce. I can walk short distances but often can't walk from the back to the front of the store. I guess I'll no longer be able to go alone.

. I'm from out of town but used to live in Rome and Kroger was always my place of choice to shop…read more Although back then they were in a different location. So I stopped by Kroger early morning to pick up some flowers for a very special birthday. They have a great floral selection with balloons, vases, gifts and plants. In spite of that I just wasn't find it what I needed so I asked for some assistance. Brittany was the clerk who helped me and she was absolutely amazing. We picked out several bunches of flowers to make the perfect bouquet and she arranged them and expertly wrapped them with a pretty bow that she let me pick out. She added a cute hummingbird that she put on a stick with a bow and I had the most amazing bouquet. Thanks Kroger!

We've been to Zen Ramen and Sushi Burrito multiple times, and it's always a fantastic experience…read more The ramen here is outstanding. I've tried the Tonkotsu Kamikaze, which has a nice kick of spice and an incredibly flavorful broth. The chashu pork is always moist and perfectly cooked, and the egg is one of my favorite toppings. It's just delicious. I've also tried the Tonkotsu Black, which uses a black garlic oil to give the broth a unique and delicious twist. It's not spicy, just rich and flavorful in a different way, and honestly, I can't choose between the two. They're both fantastic depending on whether you're in the mood for a bit of heat or not. On the sushi burrito side, the Dancing Sushi Burrito is a must-try. It's basically a giant sushi roll loaded with tuna, shrimp tempura, salmon, cream cheese, lettuce, cucumber, avocado, edamame, wasabi sauce, and eel sauce. It might sound a bit unusual, but it's absolutely delicious. Once I realized it wasn't actually wrapped in a tortilla like a normal burrito, I was all in, and I can't recommend it enough. I always make my ramen a combo so I can add either the chicken karaage or the fried pork gyoza. Both are fantastic. The karaage is super crispy with a great dipping sauce, and the gyoza comes with a unique and delicious sauce I've never had anywhere else. If you go with someone, I'd suggest getting both and trying each other's sauces because they're both so good. Service is often very good as well. The servers are incredibly kind and attentive. We've never had any issues. In fact, they've recognized us as regulars on a few visits and even thanked us for coming in, which was a really nice and personal touch. Overall, Zen Ramen and Sushi Burrito is a place we keep coming back to for good reason. Great food, plenty of flavorful options, and definitely worth a visit!

So looking forward to trying them! Service was great!…read moreThe Rock and Roll was pretty and Very tasty! The Sushi Burito was not at all to my liking... Not much to choose from on Sushi offerings. No Sashimi or Nigiri. Only two rolls to choose from! A disappointment! Lots of Korean and Raman Noodle Bowls if that's your thing... Won't be going back.