I searched for "Best Cantonese food in Rome" and Grand Dragon topped the list. I agree with all of…read morethe 5 star reviews so far. Coming from the San Francisco Bay Area in California, I'd have to give this restaurant relatively high marks on a number of fronts. First off, they speak Cantonese, Mandarin, English and Italian from the best that I could hear." The fact that they spoke Cantonese put me more at ease since I knew they would understand some of the dishes that I was trying to order. I do not speak Chinese but someone in our party did. Secondly, the Beef Chow Fun was pretty good and had "Ho Wok Hay" (which translates to "good taste of the wok"). Wok Hay is a slightly burnt flavor from the wok that gives a dish a high degree of flavor. Not too many restaurants have this and this is a mark of a legit Chinese restaurant. I was very pleasantly surprised to find this in Rome. We also ordered the Chicken in Picante sauce which was very tasty, and roast duck and spareribs in black bean sauce both of which were ok. We also had the house soup at the waitress' suggestion (probably because she knew we appreciated authentic Cantonese cuisine) and Chinese greens. The portions were fair and the prices not too cheap or expensive. I was just glad to get good quality Chinese (Cantonese food in Rome). The restaurant is simple and looked reasonably clean, the staff was friendly but a little hurried as they had a fair amount of takeaway orders. We will be here for a couple more days and will likely be returning.

Food was fantastic and very reasonably priced. When needing a break from Italian, we decided to…read moregive Grand Dragon a try and we were very pleasantly surprised at how tasty everything was. Dumplings were great and the crispy duck was fantastic!

Excellent food. Beware if you have allergies or restrictions because the menu is kinda sketchy in…read morethe details! My friend's dish had pineapples and mine had beef in it- neither mentioned in the description on the menu! I had the fish ball soup and the eggplant scented with fish (it was not). It was delicious though so no complaints. The soup was pretty vinegar forward. Never had it before so nothing to compare it with. Pretty one note.

Authentic southeastern-Chinese food (think Zhejiang or Wenzhou) in a neotraditional setting, right…read moreacross the street from the Roma Termini. While their dishes looked and tasted authentic, some of their dishes have a unique italian zest. We enjoyed the fish soup, stewed whole fish, and slow-cooked pork belly in a private, softly-lit dining booth. The restaurant also features imported chinese drinks and a glass display of traditional meat and vegetable appetizers/lunches.

My husband and I went here for a week straight during our honeymoon. The owner quickly knew what we…read morewere going to order after only going 2x. The food was AMAZING. I recommend the duck! Coming from southern California, USA. You'd expect we had tried a lot of asian food out here since there's a large population of Asian people. But Ristorante Lin has been by far the best Asian food we'd ever tried. We told the owner we'd love to have a location in California. And the look of the restaurant inside still had the Italian look.

Hands down, the best meal we've had in Rome. Everything was fresh and cooked to order. We had a lot…read moreof food and the price was very very reasonable. This is only my second five star this year and am gladly giving presenting it to these guys... well deserved.

This place is located next to the Roma Termini train station, offering up Chinese food to tourists…read more I came here after a long trip because I was craving for some home cooking. However, I was very disappointed as the food tasted bland and unauthentic. Take for instance, the mixed vegetables; they were boiled had some salt sprinkled over them. The vegetables consisted of broccoli, carrots, and bean sprouts.

The food here definitely hit the spot. Although located on a somewhat seedy block and they seem to…read moreget a rather interesting mix of patrons, the food was actually tasty and quite inexpensive. This is definitely not a destination place, but if you are at the train terminal or in the area and craving Chinese food as my friend and I were after 5 days of taking in a pasta only diet while on vacation, you'll appreciate Hong Kong. If you are looking for fine dining however, keep walking.

Delicious flavorrs in all four dishes. Quality ingredients and excellent service. Couldn't have…read morebeen better

Terrible. This was the worst Chinese food we have ever had, including that on a bad Chinese buffet…read more The portion sizes are the size usually seen for a lunch special, except you get no additional sides (not even white rice). The chicken and sauce was bland, the rice was very much a side serving, and the beer was bad. The shrimp toast was the highlight of the meal. This was one of our more expensive meals in Rome and we left still feeling hungry.

All our dishes were good and used excellent quality ingredients. However, none of them were amazing…read moreand called for recommendations or a return visit. The hot and sour soup was probably some of the best I've had. The eggrolls, steamed dumplings, fried rice, beef stir fry, chicken stir fry, and mapo tofu were all solid-- the beef was my favorite followed by the dumplings. -Friendly staff -Pictures of sonya were everywhere -Clean -Cool indoor seating on a hot summer's day

Excellent Chinese restaurant close to Termini. Quite authentic, everything tastes correct - even…read morethe hot n sour soup. It's as close to getting the real thing in Rome. If you are craving for some rice and want to satisfy the need for Asian, this is it. Bonus: pictures of Chairman Mao all over the place Best part - the fortune inside the cookie (see pics)

A yes! Testacio! who does not love this party neighborhood!…read moreLast time i went here was back in 2012!! but hey i went to this place like twice a month so i can still review it! This is not like the American version of Chinese food, they have to improvise on a lot of things. That being said the food is still good and edible. The waiters did not speak English only Italian so this gives you an idea of how this part of town is not touristy at all. They still manage to communicate with us on what we want to order. A couple of times i been here with my friends and someone just pointed to what someone was eating to the table next to us and the waiter knew that's what we wanted haha good times. In terms of staff they all were friendly even tho we did not understand 90% of what they said. The restaurant was clean and they did not let those annoying street vendors in, you know the ones selling light up roses or some robot toy etc. There are a lot of restaurants in the touristy areas that WILL let those guys in but many do not and this is one of them. So if you want to eat your meal in peace this would be one of them. For sure try it and you will experience this American favorite in a whole new light.

I was so excited to see what Chinese food in Rome would be like. Its definitely different than what…read moreI get back home (chicken and broccoli combination platter). They don't have broccoli. The fried chicken my husband got which we assumed would be wings were like little nuggets. They were good. His fries were good too. Our spring rolls were really greasy. My shrimp fried rice was okay but super greasy. It was mostly rice and peas with a few shrimp which were halved so when I say few Im not kidding (maybe three halved). I ordered sweet and sour pork. It was not good at all. It came in the same form as the chicken my husband ordered, breaded nuggets of pork but slathered in their sauce which tasted terribly. The coke was good... Staff is nice. Thats the only reason Im giving three stars and not two. Wont be back.

Shocking! How was this granted a Michelin recommendation??! After reading all of the bad reviews…read morefor this restaurant I was confounded because it has a Michelin rating and we have consistently trusted Michelin worldwide for many years. So we decided to try - the worst Chinese food I've had in my life and I got my MBA in Hong Kong and am well familiar with good Chinese food. There was absolutely nothing but salt put on the vegetable chow mein dish that they served. It had no flavor at all, and the manager herself told me that it only had salt. Interestingly she said they could not use soy sauce because it was gluten-free while at the same time there was a bottle of gluten-free soy sauce on the table....Many strange things at this restaurant....the dipping sauce for the spring rolls had a very strong note of balsamic vinegar and she admitted that they use vinegar for their spring roll dipping sauce. It was acidic and horrible. 80 euros for two tasteless vegetarian dishes and a few appetizers...we left hungry and utterly shocked and disappointed....to help you navigate the truth for yourself please pay close attention to the very lengthy replies given by this establishment to all of the bad reviews. They are eager to put their own narrative for as the last word, but I can assure you with travels to 54 countries eating all over the world this is a place to AVOID AT ALL COSTS.

The service and ambience were nice although the food did not meet expectations whatsoever for a…read moreMichelin guide restaurant.