Great place. For approx €22 Euros you can have all an you can eat dinner. Note that you and your…read moredate (or other guests) must also pay for the all you can eat option. They have touch screens to order everything. For the common tourist, if you order water they will charge you and bring a bottle of water.

Can't decide between Chinese, Japanese or Thai cuisine? Zen Garden on Regina Margherita has three…read moredifferent menus and the menus are easy to understand. There is a wide variety of sushi too. All of our dishes were great and the price was cheap. 4 of us ordered 3 chinese dishes, cantonese rice for all, one soup, three plates of sushi (with seafood), two large beers, two glasses of wine, a large bottle of water and the bill total was only 68. A complimentary plate of fresh fruit was brought to our table for dessert. Service was excellent. We will definitely return.

You can have all you want for €21. If you aren't eating alone, all of your party has to order this…read morein order to have "all you can eat". Dragon rolls are not a part of the deal. Sushi were pretty good, I liked it.

My wife and I were craving Sushi after eating mostly Italian food for the past 2 weeks in Italy…read more This place is only a 5 minute walk from the Vatican and is on a street off the beaten path. We went inside and noticed they had a conveyor belt of sushi going and regular tables surrounding it. We didn't know if we should sit down by the conveyor belt or at a separate table. I just told the waitress we were interested in the all you can eat option. So we decided to sit at the conveyor belt and started grabbing sushi off the belt. Once we downed a few plates, we noticed there were colored plates on the wall with $3, $4, $5, and $6 Euros marked on them. We then noticed there was a menu you could order off of to. We got very confused at this point and the wait staff were not clearing our colored plates from the conveyor belt. They just cleared everything else. With a very confused look on my face, I summoned a waiter over to ask him what the deal was. He just said it was all you can eat and didn't explain about the pricing for the colored plates. The rolls were of average typical AYCE sushi quality. The sashimi was of decent quality. Great tempura. We left stuffed and paid the bill of $45 euros and left. Oh, and btw, they only allow you to have 1 dessert from their all you can eat menu...weird.

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!

Nice place in the middle of nowhere :) Making reservations…read moreis always a good thing in Rome, but their English was even worse than my Italian. We managed over the phone (no online booking) and was greeted when we arrived and was seated for running sushi. They apparently wanted us to write down what we took even though we opted for the all you can eat at 20€. The sushi was okay but no more than that, and there wasn't much to choose from - 15 different types at the most. All in all a little disappointing, but what the heck. Sushi for two including a coke and a beer (Sapporo) at 45€ is good value for money.

Just below Trastevere is Sukhothai. Overall, the team there was very friendly and helpful with the…read moremany. It looked like it's a locals spot with both take-out and indoor ordering going on. Considered against other Thai spots, the flavor was OK. For a Thai restaurant in Italy, better than average. I would come back if in the area and needed a Thai fix. But this spot I will leave to the locals to keep enjoying.

Very good service, food, setting. I enjoyed it. Prices are reasonable. Nice restaurant in allread more

100 di 100.... 100% di qualita', prezzo-qualita', servizio, gentilezza, cortesia, temop di…read moreconsegna, etc. Mi sono iscritto a Yelp Adesso solo per poter dire a chi legged, quanto mi iace Wild Ginger. Ordino spesso (consegna a casa) e e' sempre tutto preciso...anzi.superano le mie aspettative. Wild Ginger is awesome. Scusate lol spelling Sono Americano.

Great service. Great ambiance - strong Aircon. :) good location. We stayed at Le Meridien Visconti…read moreand this was easy to get to - 2 blocks. They have some good options for lunch and if you're wanting something other than Italian food. We all enjoyed our food. The oyako Don is made with gravy that is more salty than sweet - so not traditional but it was still good. The group had the omakase which was really good and fresh. They had also make your own poke bowl options. There's a mix of Chinese, Thai and Japanese food. Really happy with this spot.

The prices are steep but worth it. The portions are more than fair, bigger then i expected…read more The quality of the food is consistently impressive. Even the dessert menu is impressive both aesthetically and taste wise. Service is clean and professional, almost no waiting time for your order. Ambience is what you would expect from a high end asian restaurant.