As an American traveling in Italy I was curious what Italian Chinese food would be like. I was not…read moredisappointed! Great food. You can definitely see the Italian inspiration in the food. Like a fun fusion. We had the chow mein made of fettuccine noodles. highly recommend.

From the owner: Siamo lieti di presentarle il nuovo menù studiato e curato dal nostro Chef Ge. Attraverso la…read moreraffinata combinazione degli ingredienti e delle spezie asiatiche come il curry, il latte di cocco, il lemongrass, lo zenzero, il peperoncino thailandese e il pepe fiorito, cercheremo di portarla ad apprezzare e gustare sempre di più la delicatezza dei sapori e degli aromi della cucina asiatica, in particolare della cucina cinese.

November 9th, 2024 8:45PM…read more Wow, if it's good enough for Zhang Ziyi, it's good enough for me. After a week in Florence, our first meal back in Rome was definitely feeling rice-y. This place was nearby the hotel we were staying at and the pictures looked so good. Well, it was very tasty, one of my favorite Chinese food, they did such a good job with all the items we ordered. Hot and sour soup - on point, we got a small one to share between the two of us, lots of ingredients and super delicious. We ordered a pork belly stew pot, fried rice, fried pork intestines with green onions, grilled beef skewers, and stir fry water grass. Everything was what you'd imagined you'd get in Asia... When we got here late evening, it was nice to see many Asian customers dining in. Definitely a really nice spot for Chinese food if you want to switch it up after many days of pastas!

Friendly staff. The Chinese food was decent and had a nice private air conditioned room. If you…read morewant something different than Italian, this is a great option.

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

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.

Awesome, I v been there yesterday after few months and I fonud the restaurant with a wonderful…read morerestyling. It s a buffet restaurant with chinese japanese selection , a grill station with fish, prawns and meat ( they will bring at your table your grill choice ) and some italian food. You can also take some ice cream, cakes, and fruit. The price is the strenght of this restaurant, it s a "all u can eat" place, you will pay around 10-15 euro fixed price. (cheper at lunch mon-sat, few euro more espensive at dinner and sunday lunch). Drink and coffee are not included in the menu fixed price, you can find a good selection of beer and wine (we bought a decent bottle wine for 13 euros). staff is fully asian people. There are lot of table, with a view on the close river (nothing historical but better than a view over city buildings...). Food is good tasty but obiouvsly isnt a 5stars restauraunt. For the price you pay, you cant find a better place if u are hungry and want eat a lot! This place still remain a great choice for a meal with my friends!

Excellent authentic Chinese food in an elegant atmosphere, great service and very reasonable…read moreprices. Very highly recommended!

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

Ahhhh... the perfect dessert for a hot summer day in Rome! "Halo-halo" (mix-mix) is a colorful,…read morelayered shaved ice dessert made by mixing various sweet ingredients together. Here's what typically goes into it: Base Ingredients: * Shaved ice * Evaporated milk or condensed milk poured over the ice Common Mix-ins (at the bottom): * Sweetened saba bananas * Jackfruit (langka) * Macapuno (soft coconut strings) * Sweet red beans * Sweet white beans * Nata de coco (coconut jelly)

I am dying of heat and hunger, but refuse eat another pizza or pasta. When I typed in Filipino…read morefood, this restaurant came up on apple maps and trip advisory. For the food, I will rate this restaurant a 5. I ordered bang-silos: fried rice topped with over easy egg and seasoned fish, pansit, halo-halo and lumpia or egg rolls. Everything was delicious! Authentically Filipino! The prices are cheap and very affordable. For the lack of air conditioner I will have to rate the restaurant a 4. They have fans going on, but with the heat during that time, I cannot enjoy my food. I highly recommend this place, and I'm sure once the weather is not too hot, it's a pleasant place to be.

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.