I did not expect the best Sichuan restant ever after staying Rome for week and craving non italian…read morefood.

Great food and service. They made me feel welcomed and happy to have me in their place.read more

OK... Let me start by saying that the thought of eating Chinese food on my trip to Italy was…read moreliterally the last thing on my mind! But my husband is a creature of habit! So we picked this place. And I kid you not... It is literally the BEST Chinese food I think we've ever eaten. I lived in Spain. And Chinese food outside of America is very different. AND my husband is "Mr. Picky McPick!" I did not take BEFORE pictures UGH! because we just whomped it down! So my pictures are if half eaten food ! Sorry! The hot and sour soup was top-notch. It was a different heat. Not white pepper like I'm used to. It was definitely chili peppers. But it was still absolutely fantastic. We got the hot and spicy fried rice, which was beyond delicious. We got their Kung pow chicken... Which was different than American Kung pao chicken... But still fantastic! And we got the sweet-and-sour chicken... Which was also different than American sweet-and-sour chicken. But I'm telling you, we ate every last drop of everything. I should've taken pictures of the empty plate. Ify thought it was within etiquette rules. I would've literally licked the plates. We've been in Europe for two weeks and this was definitely one of the top five meals we've had! If you are hankering for Chinese food and you are an American, I cannot recommend this place enough!

We stumbled on this place after deciding we weren't in the mood for pasta, and since Bao only had…read morebar seating or takeout, we figured we'd give it a try. So glad we did! We ordered the duck with orange sauce, shrimp fried rice, lightly fried dumplings, fried pork ribs, and the steamed fish, basically a whole feast. Everything was amazing! The food came out fast, except for the fish, which takes about 30-40 minutes to cook, so definitely order that early. Prices were super reasonable, portions were generous, and the service was really friendly. It was a beautiful night, so we sat outside and just enjoyed it all. Overall, this spot was such a nice break from all the (delicious) pasta around the city. We spent about what we would on a typical Roman meal but got way more food. Highly recommend if you're craving something different while in Rome!

The interior have a nice feel to it. Service was attentive…read moreand good Good prices and food was prepared well. Though the chicken curry didn't have much of a curry flavor, still it was prepared well

Second night to eat dinner here. But I have to tell you a funny story…read more When we entered, we asked for a table for two. The lady tried to put us at a table for two right by the front entrance. I asked her, "I'd like a table in the back please?" She turned and looked at me with the Evil Eye. Like the mother-in-law who can't stand you but puts up with you. She acquiesced and put us at a table in the back. Ordered spring rolls (2 per order) and pork shu mai (4 pieces) as appetizers. Spring rolls were vegetarian, nice and crispy with a decent amount of cabbage filling. Shu mai were good considering they tasted like the frozen variety. You need some soy sauce and chili oil for dipping. I couldn't find a shrimp dish I liked so I just went for shrimp fried rice instead of white rice. Caution, there were three whole shrimp cut in half in the dish so don't expect much shrimp in your fried rice. For dinner, I stayed with the Hot and Sour Pork and Sauteed Bean Sprouts for a veggie side dish. We tried their Rice Noodles with Beef, similar to Beef Chow Fun, but with thinner rice noodles. Again, three pieces of flank steak beef in the entire dish. Not too bad. It was tasty and not too greasy. We finished with a Lemon Sorbet. A premade frozen lemon filled with lemon sorbet capped by the lemon top. We could see the server take it from a plastic bag out of the freezer. A unique looking dessert...i liked it frozen. It was refreshing. So I return to the seating. I don't like to sit near the front door. I'm a bit superstitious and like to sit somewhere where I can watch the front door and see who walks in. This time, I got a healthy dose of side eye with my Chinese food!

I'm sure the Chinese food is probably fine here but the Italian is not even close to authentic. The…read morepizza tastes like it may have been frozen and reheated.. Service is ok, the lady that seemingly runs the place can be very short and rude at times. Walk on down the street, there are plenty of other places to go. Tourist trap.

After a week in Italy we were ready for something other than pizza or pasta. This place has a huge…read moremenu both Chinese and Italian. They also have beer, wine, mixed cocktails, and coffee drinks. We had sweet and sour chicken, chicken spring rolls and, fried rice. They were very good. The wait staff is friendly and the food came out fast and hot. The restaurant has nice indoor seating

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.

Happened across this little spot via maps and saw several glowing reviews! Turns out the reviews…read morewere right - this was a great spot to pick up an early dinner and mix it up from the pasta we'd been enjoying the past several days. We also love a good noodle box - and being able to build our own was fun. My husband and I split a box, we did udon noodles, a dark soy and ginger sauce, and picked a few veggies to add (in addition to the cabbage and egg it comes with). It was awesome to see them cook it right in front of us. The space is small and definitely tucked in amongst the bigger restaurants in the square. However, as the name alludes, it's a good on-the-go meal. It satisfied our need for a dinner on the go to be able to watch the sunset later in the evening!

We wanted something quick and also close to home being we've been in Italy for two weeks. We…read moredecided to stop by this place to grab a quick bite since it was in the general area. The food was very well flavor and not bland. I was pleasantly surprised. And the staff were super friendly and nice which made it a bonus.

Wow!! This place hit the spot! After having Italian food 2 weeks, we were craving for Sichuan…read moreChinese Food... Back in San Diego, California we eat out 7 days a week and usually rotate between Chinese, Vietnamese, Korean and Japanese, so we know a thing or two about Asian food. This Chinese restaurant actually is up on the list and if we live in Rome, we would make this place one of our regular go to restaurants. Food was very flavorful, and spicy level was perfect. I can only handle mildly spice level, it was like they know exactly the amount of spice when I requested for 微辣. It's not a fancy place, but slightly better then the hole in the wall kind of a place. If you don't care for the decor but care for the food then this is the place to come.

Decent authentic Sichuan food is such a treasure at Rome…read more We found this place when walking to the metro station. Very happy to change our taste buds from Pasta to spicy boiled fish fillet. Also tried fired rice, soft tofu, spicy chicken, and stir fired veggies. All right on the mark of the flavor. Will try this chain at Milan as well.

This place is a hidden gem! I'm surprised by how authentic the food is at this restaurant. We are…read morefrom Sichuan. My parents and us are visiting Rome and they missed food from home after having pizza and pasta everyday so we decided to give it a try. So happy we did !!!! 正宗成都味道！想吃川菜来这里不会错 老板娘人真好 遇到老乡非常热情

old chendu is great i had the fried umani jizz balls and they were some really good with extra…read moregandu sauce