The food was amazing one of the best meals I had in Rome. When you get tired of pizza/pasta and…read morelooking for some homemade good seasoned food, this is the spot. The owner is very nice and treated us well!

Amazing dinner! The people here are so so sweet and from all over Asia. Highly recommend the Pad…read moreThai, coriander chicken (I'm obsessed), shrimp dumplings were amazing! It's a little away from the center of town, but worth the cab over!

Really good sushi. Nice change in Rome. Close to The Pantheon. Real close. Host/server was gracious…read moreand hospitable on a very hot day. Minimal but compelling design aesthetic inside.

The food was excellent, service accommodating & it was a clean, pleasant place to enjoy a meal with…read moredrinks.

We were in Italy for a week and got bored with eating pasta and pizza over and over. My taste bud…read moreneeded something different and possibly spicy. The Malaysian in me always looks for a Malaysian restaurant when I'm traveling. I was so so happy when I stumbled upon this. Needless to say, I had to give it a try. The restaurant was accessible by train (Circo Massimo is the station), it was 6 stations away from or hotel with an interchange in between. Walked in as they opened and they asked us if we had reservations. I was like I don't but that's a sign they're doing good at what they do. We were seated anyway but I did see how it started getting busier not looking after. I ordered some chicken spring roll, kuey tiow, nasi goreng Malaysia and fish in Tamarind sauce (pretty spicy so watch out!). I was in love! Everything was so delicious and tasted just like home. The owners and chef were Malaysians so it is as authentic as it can get! They showed extra attention to us once they learnt I was a Malaysian origin. Meeting one of your own abroad always unites us strangers in ways I can't explain. A must try if you're closeby. I wished I had this option where I lived. Left a piece of my heart here. Only disappointment, they didn't serve the Malaysian signature drink teh tarik. Otherwise, would've been PERFECT!

We wanted something other than pizza or pasta after a week in Rome. Happened to see this restaurant…read morenear the apartment we stayed and decided to give it a try. We didn't expect it to be very authentic or tasty, as there are much more options of Asian food in South California. But, surprisingly we found this is probably the best meal of our trip and we finalized all 4 dishes!! The highlights are mango salad and crispy pan fried sea bass, super yum!!!!

Note, there are reviews for this restaurant under the name Thaj, which is the incorrect name. It's…read moreofficially known as Thai J, but if you need other reviews go there. Those reviews helped us decide on this place to eat. My wife and I needed a break from all the pizza, and pasta. Luckily we found this gem near the Vatican Museum through Yelp, which is minutes away, and really close to our Best Western Spring House hotel. We were expecting decent food, as it was a change of pace, but I was thoroughly blown away by how flavorful the food was. I've had a lot of Thai food in NYC, which doesn't make me an expert on Thai food by any means, but does help give context in explaining my rating. Everything was top notch. We ordered the sampler to start off, beef masaman, and pineapple fried rice with chicken as our main course. The sampler came with a beef skewer, a chicken skewer, mango and papaya salad, 2 shrimp rolls, a spring roll, a fish ball, and a shrimp donut. Everything was seasoned well and had great flavor. My wife and I both couldn't really pick one thing we liked the most. It's usually pretty easy for us to pick, but the consistency of the quality, and different flavors made it hard to decide. Hats off to the fantastic chefs in the back. The pineapple fried rice was flavorful, and the ingredients tasted fresh. The peas didn't taste frozen, nor did the cashews tasted stale. You'll be surprised how many places screw this up for such a simple dish. This dish was really good with the beef and masaman. The beef and masaman was the best dish for our main course. The curry was not too hot spice-wise, had flavor blended with the coconut milk, and worked well with the beef, potatoes, and pineapple. White rice was also ordered to help soak up the curry. Needless to say my wife and I ate everything. For dessert we had the rice balls with black sesame. It came out hot so the sesame was oozing out of the rice ball when we dug in. The slight hint of sweetness worked well with countering all the savory flavors we had from the main course. You could make out all the distinct flavors of rice, coconut, black sesame, and chocolate that the restaurant used to garnish the dish. We finished everything and was impressed by the attentive service of the wait staff, and the quality of the food. This is a place I will definitely recommend to anyone visiting Rome.

I would like to consider myself an expert in Thai food. When in doubt I always go for Thai food,…read morethere is something so satisfying about Thai food. Since we were in Rome and had our fair share of pizza and pasta we decided to try this restaurant. The first thing I noticed was how cute the restaurant was. We sat in a booth that had pillows for your back, I feel like every restaurant should have this. I will admit that from the outside this restaurant does not look like anything special. We arrived around 9:30 PM in the middle of the week and there was only a couple of other guests dining. I ordered vegetable Thai fried rice. It should be noted that this is my go to Thai dish whenever we eat out. The dish is so simple, so if someone messes it up I'm deeply concerned. Unfortunately for me this restaurant messed it up. My fried rice was yellow, extremely yellow in color. It also tasted nothing like Thai fried rice. I honestly think that they added yellow curry paste, that would be the only way for that taste and color to happen. I was disappointed with my meal, especially the portion size. You get a lot of food when dining in Rome, I did not get a lot here. However; my meal was about eight dollars so maybe I should take that into consideration. I wouldn't consider this place to be authentic Thai food, maybe a well welcomed break from pizza and pasta but not typical Thai food that's for sure.

Terrific food at a great price. This was a delicious mid-vacation break from all the Italian food…read morewe've been enjoying.

After 2 weeks of Italian I needed a break! Ya Yuan was located near the Hoxton Rome and very…read morepleased that I discovered this place. I enjoyed the lo mein noodles, spicy dumplings, fried rice, lemon chicken. Service was prompt and the restaurant was very crowded. Highly recommend

Amazing Asian fusion. Everything is delicious, especially the dumplings and squid. Never…read moredisappoints.

After being in Italy almost two weeks and becoming tired of pasta, pasta, bread, cheese, more pasta…read more"sigh"... we decided to give this Thai restaurant a try! So... I love Thai food , and this is by far the best Thai restaurant I've been to! Honestly, I'm not sure how authentic it was, but still had a wonderful meal. Seriously, prices were more than reasonable, pleasant plating, excellent service. Shocking since it was a random pick, and I didn't anticipate enjoying my meal as much as I had. First of all, $2 for a couple veggie spring rolls that were ammmazing!? I had a papaya salad (thinking they mistook mango for papaya), but nonetheless refreshing! The curry pastries also very delicious, the orange chicken, and spicy noodles were too great! I'm sure the servers were annoyed about our horrible Italian, but all were very friendly, prompt, and hospitable! When we arrived there was only one other family dining, but as we left the place was packed and for good reason... this place is great! I highly recommend you stop by if you want to venture off the Italian course for a meal!

Came here on my 2nd night while visiting Rome with my wife. It was a bday surprise. It is right…read morearound the corner from the hotel. It is a cute spot. We ordered fried chicken wings, house special fried rice and fried ribs. We were very disappointed by the fried ribs. It was not worth the money because it was very little meat. They have no ice for drinks and the drinks were not even very cold. The chicken wings and rice was good. The overall portion size is smaller than we expected, but it was explained to us that it is Italian portion and not American portion.

We wanted Asian food for our last night in Rome since we had a two back-to-back pasta meals. The…read morefood was good and ordered the standard entrees (i.e. fried rice, salt & pepper ribs, wonton soup, and morning glory stir-fry dish). My only complaint was their wonton soup. There was no meat inside the wonton and the soup was just wonton sheets and seaweed. The soup was still tasty but I was disappointed with a meatless wonton. Overall, we had a satisfying meal and price was reasonable.

Excellent pho and spring rolls. Great service and a wonderful and comfortable setting.read more

I have lived in Rome for more than a decade but this is the first restaurant that attacked me for…read morebeing foreign. I would not recommend to anyone.

Great place. For approx €22 Euros you can have all an you can eat dinner. Note that you and your…read moredate (or other guests) must also pay for the all you can eat option. They have touch screens to order everything. For the common tourist, if you order water they will charge you and bring a bottle of water.

Can't decide between Chinese, Japanese or Thai cuisine? Zen Garden on Regina Margherita has three…read moredifferent menus and the menus are easy to understand. There is a wide variety of sushi too. All of our dishes were great and the price was cheap. 4 of us ordered 3 chinese dishes, cantonese rice for all, one soup, three plates of sushi (with seafood), two large beers, two glasses of wine, a large bottle of water and the bill total was only 68. A complimentary plate of fresh fruit was brought to our table for dessert. Service was excellent. We will definitely return.