Walked along the Naples seaport and came across this Chinese restaurant. A guy recommended this…read moreplace and said it's worthy. Opens at 6 pm , seated right away by a young girl. Their dishes were delicious and for the price it was worthy. The sautéed water grass veggies ( kangkong) was crispy and tasty. Together with rice made very refreshing. The Seafood pancit delicious. The squid was soft to bite . The orange crispy duck with rice was delicious The hot and sour was perfect for a chilly night The salmon was good a little bit overcooked. The chicken fried rice was perfect. Kudos to the cook Ronald . To end the meal we ordered sesame balls were bomb. The place was decorated with a traditional Chinese ambiance. Thanks for a great dinner .

Not with high expectations when we went there as we were in Napoli after all. What a surprise…read more Price is very reasonable and the food is actually authentic Chinese. The owners are very friendly. Sometimes, they have tour groups going there and could be busy. So go early (open for dinner at 6 pm) or after 7:30.

Food and service were great! It has been so hard to eat out during these covid times, however they…read morehave outdoor seating so we went. We ordered the almond chicken I really liked it. We also ordered the Gerneral Tso chicken it was good, shrimp fried rice was great the pot stickers not so great. The jasmine tea was good. The outdoor seating was nice and cozy. I totally recommend the almond chicken.

They have a nice variety on their menu and even do take out. Sushi and General Tso's chicken are my…read morefavorite. Service is very good. Locale is intimate, but pleasant and has a small parking lot, which is a plus.

Cica is located along the main street of shops in Amalfi and a convenient stop for a quick bite…read more When we came by, there was no line and we were quickly served. You order and pay while they make your cones for you, and most people took it to go. The fried seafood was fresh and served hot. We ordered the mixed fish and the fish and chips. Highly recommend the mixed fish so you can try a variety of options. Portion size was good for the price. As you can see from the photos, the cones were practically overfilling. There isn't too much seasoning though and they only gave one lemon per cone. Very difficult to find a table. There's only a couple tables and a handful of bar stools inside. They also sold cold bottled drinks along with a larger menu inside the restaurant.

We enjoyed the fried seafood at Cica. Keep in mind, it is very busy! I recommend it so be patient…read moreas it is worth the wait. It is rather a small shop on the street of Amalfi but very clean and they were efficient in serving that many people. My favorite one was the calamari! It is definitely shareable between 2-3 people. I would love to try the land selection next time (veg)

Nice place hidden down a small street, deep in the shade and just out of the hustle & bustle…read moretourist zone in Toledo. A welcome break from the seemingly never-ending mediocre pizza joints that plague Napoli's Centro Storico. Dark, cool and comfortable with cozy seating and friendly service. Of course not quite what we'd get in North America, not fresh tortillas, flour option only, but still very good. Probably very spicy by Italian standards, a lightly spicy chipotle mayo is used as "salsa". Tomatoes are chopped coarsely, which is a little awkward but more to Italian standard. A single shrimp taco is €7, it was pretty good. For an extra €1.50, one can burrito it up with added rice. My spouse got the burrito "fajita" for €8.50 and was very satisfied with what was received. Options for flavours are limited, and are similar across the menu whether in taco, burrito or quesadilla form. Leffe and Corona beer is on tap. I tried a classic margarita, no salt. Not the best, very sweet, made from mix and served lukewarm. I added a bit of Corona to it, which made it more tolerable by cutting the sweetness. Worth a stop, great place to chill out.

When you need a break from pizza, this is a good option. Ordered jalapeño bombs, steak burrito, and…read morea chicken burrito. the portions were large enough to fill you up, but small enough to not make you over stuffed. The food was really good, only lacking some heat (even though everything said hot sauce added). If you're from the SW USA, you will miss the heat.

From California where there's a good variety of great asian/Chinese food. I was getting tired of…read moreItalian cuisine and needed a break.. so happy I found this place. It was delicious! .. you won't get 5 star service but no really good Chinese places will give you 5 star service.. come on

Avoid like the plague. Disgraceful…read more EDIT: Your disingenuous reply is completely inappropriate. There is no excuse for the horrible, rude behavior of the older lady. It was not a girl (the girl standing there was quite polite and felt bad about her superior's distasteful tone)... The elder lady specifically disrespected me and dismissed me with a clear and emphatic look of scorn before turning her back on me, assuming I'm American (a crime?). An embarrassment of a hospitality owner or employee. I've been all over this amazing country and have only had wonderful experiences... including tonight at the place we went to down the street after this debacle. I was speaking Italian, so certainly no communication problem, and this rude old lady came in and said, "Table for 5?! Hah! This is not McDonald's," and walked away. Wow. Shame on them. Plenty of other good options. First negative restaurant/interpersonal experience ever in this country after coming here a dozen times over the past 25 years.

This place was amazing! As an international traveler, you get the authentic Italian feel and the…read morefood was also amazing. The serving staff was super helpful in food selection and the seafood was extremely fresh. Would highly recommend visiting this restaurant. You won't be disappointed.

The food was okay, but the service was terrible. It genuinely felt like they didn't want us there…read more They took our order and delivered our food, but that was the only interaction. They never glanced in our direction. They tossed our plates down without looking where they put them. At one point, a server threw a bag of bread on our table after we'd finished our dinners. She was walking by, didn't slow down, and tossed a bag of bread in front of my son. When we first arrived, they asked if we had taken the boat from Amalfi. We hadn't, and after that, everything seemed to change. If you do decide to eat here, maybe say yes to the boat question. I'm thinking maybe they charge a table fee for the people who take their water taxi, and that's why they didn't want us there. Who knows. Overall, I wish we had gone somewhere else. I can't remember ever eating at a restaurant that felt so dismissive. It wasn't just passive-aggressive--it felt like they were put off by us being there, which was really weird. We spent a lot of money there. I'm at a loss. They were getting on very well with the tables near us. I loved Italy so much; this was by far the worst experience we had on our trip. There is another restaurant right next to this one on a dock. If you have the choice, I'd definitely go to that one. 5 stars to the one on the dock.

The food was very good, but the service was the worst vibe we've had in Italy. It was a bad…read moreexperience and made a significant impression on my teenage kids. When our server came we were asked if we came by boat from Amalfi and we said no (staying in Conca de Marini). Maybe it was this or because we are Americans, but the service was an embarrassment. All of our meals came out at different times, the bread was thrown on the table as an afterthought in a bag in front of my teenage son, the plates were slammed down on the table, we were never checked on and when ready to leave we had try very hard to get anyone's attention. I would never recommend eating here unless you enjoy passive aggressive exchanges. If you do eat here tell them you came on the boat from Amalfi even if you didn't.

OMG OMG OMG literally the best sushi of my life...in Italy!…read more First saw this place upon entering Amalfi after walking through the pedestrian tunnel from Atrani. I thought Japanese fusion was definitely odd for the area, but we figured why not and gave it a try. Best decision ever. It's pretty reasonable in prices, especially for the fresh quality of the food. The place is very cute and low-lit - perfect for a date night. Starters: miso soup Entrees: 4 rolls of uramaki sushi (dragon roll, tuna with amalfi lemon zest, shrimp tempura/kiwi, and another with tuna/philly cream cheese/potato chip) Desserts: oreo cheesecake in a jar WOW. I was absolutely blown out of the water by this sushi. All of the fish was incredibly fresh and the toppings were so unique. Plus, the rolls were executed flawlessly. We both agreed, however, that the philly cream cheese/potato chip one was the best. The potato chip was HOMEMADE - like each roll had an individually golden fried chip on top. The combination of salty, crunchy and creamy was to-die-for. The miso soup was really good, as were those addicting cheesecakes in jars. After we left, we were so mad we didn't order 1 or 2 more rolls of sushi, they were that good. I will forever reminisce about this sushi and hold all other sushi to this standard.

My wife and I were looking for a change up from all the Italian food we'd been eating the last 5…read moredays so we took a gamble on Shabu. It's off the Main Street and was away from the crowds and noise of all the tourists. The staff were super nice and greeted us right away. We ordered 4 different rolls and all of them were fantastic. We're from Los Angeles so our standards are somewhat high on good sushi. This place gave us a nice break from the crowds and spaghetti while providing some really impressive sushi rolls. Definitely would recommend.