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!

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!

Not the best service, the waitress spoke Mandarin, Italian and a small amount of English. They…read moreserve some Chinese, Thai and Japanese food. Not sure what kind of restaurant this is supposed to be so I'll call it an Asian-Italian food restaurant. I ordered an oyakodon. There was one egg, some fish and rice in a bowl. The fish and whatever sauce they used was good but there were some parts where the rice didn't have any flavor. Also the serving sizes for all their dishes are really tiny. If there is a better Asian place around I'd probably go there instead.

Great Chinese restaurant in Rome. A wonderful getaway from pasta and pizza. All the dishes…read moreordered were flavorful. The service was great. Reasonable prices!

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.

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.

The best place we went to was on our last night in Rome. The service, the food and the atmosphere…read morewere perfection. We will tell everyone to come here any time they're in Rome

You wouldn't think that in the heart of the busiest part of Trastevere you could have such a…read morequality restaurant, but this is it! Small place, simple, clean decor, friendly staff, helpful, but not overbearing. The food was absolutely delicious. I managed to try two appetisers and two mains, all fish based with a combination of flavours that was unusual, but not daring, resulting in harmonious mixes. Tiramisu was served "unstructured", nice idea, but maybe not the best result for the palate. Just to be picky, really.

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.

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!