We are here last year, it was our first time. We decided to come back because we have been craving…read moreFor Filipino food. The food is good. We had lechon kawali and pandit. The service is not bad ... I will rate our experience with 4 for food quality and service.

After a few days of eating really good Italian food, my Filipino…read moretastebuds wanted Filipino food. Lucky for us there is a handful of Filipino restaurants near the Vatican. Our go to is Neighborhood Filipino Restaurant which is known amongst Filipino locals and travelers alike. They have tasty home cooked Filipino food and even had halo halo which refreshed us from the Rome heat. They have 2 locations in Rome. Both are good. We had their sisig, lumpia shanghai, and pinakbet. All so good that I forgot to take a photo! :) **PROs: --Good service l --Clean restaurant --Tasty dishes --Homemade ube ice cream with your halo halo **CONs: --On a very busy day, it may take a while with orders

We're here in italy for Vacation tapos nag sawa na kami sa pasta kaya mega hanap kami ng Pilipino…read morefood buti naang malapit lang hotel namin kaya solve ang problema kaso ang google map mali mali ang turo well anyway salamat sa PiNOY restaurant na ito

Good food with a reasonable price. For 6Eu u get one dish of ur choice, soup and UNLI RICE!!!! Lolread more

Great service and has a variety of Pilipino combo & single of foods. They have Halo halo too…read more Staffs are very attentive and friendly. Highly recommended to all Pilipino tourists who want to try Pilipino food.

Good Filipino food. Hospitable people. Very courteous staff. They gave us tips on how to protect…read moreourselves from thieves and how to save money on museums and souvenirs.

In general, it's not a restaurant to be at if you are looking to have a quiet dinner. LOUD karaoke…read morerules the room, and inspite of our request to turn down the volume, that request went to the staff's deaf ears. A man who may have been the manager later came to our table, with drink in hand, and told us it's really like that at the restaurant. The food: Inihaw Na Baboy (undercooked), Pork Sisig (not quite there in taste), Pancit Sotangon (could be a little better). Service: It was busy so it was quite a wait.

This is the first time I ate at this restaurant the recommendation of a good friend. It did not…read moredisappoint. A great place to satisfy that craving after eating all that pasta and pizza. Where good friends and family can gather. Ambience was just right.

We are here from Washington, D.C. renting an apartment in Prati district near Vatican. We got so…read moretired of Pizza and Pasta that we had to get this food no matter what. It specializes in Filipino food, which is so good. I had a shrimp soup called sinigang with hip on. Oh boy, so good and tangy. I'm Pinoy so this is comfort food to the max. I rarely eat it because I don't cook and my mother hasn't in long time. This was just as good, if not just a bit better than my mom's cooking. We had gone to Vatican museum,and were famished so came here around 2 pm, late for lunch,but it was pretty filled up. We went overboard and ordered $50 of food. The prices are reasonable, less than 7 euros for entree, but we ordered 3 entrees, 2 appetizers dishes of lumpia, plus a dish called generoso, which was a combo plate. So full we had to back to apartment for siesta and I am about to nap! 6 more days here, but definitely going back for carryout next week! This is near the Cipro metro station, which is closest stop to Vatican Museum.

Home away from home dishes, delicious bulalo and daing Bangus with atchara are just awesomely…read moreFilipino!

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.

This is weird but there are two establishments with 100 meters of each other, same name. Menus are…read more80% similar, both have very authentic Filipino food. The Montebello one is more diner and take out, whereas this one is more sit down. The silogs are legit, the pancits are spot on and the bone-in fried chicken is good! Who'd think you find pork sisig with egg on sizzling plater this good in the Eternal City. This place is good for a sit down affair after you tire of the pizza and pasta (pretty quickly for rice eaters) Do not forget the halo-halo is just like Manila, That is the Ube ice cream is like home unlike the purple stuff we get the States, you taste the texture of the yam.

Had a great meal here. Very friendly wait staff. Food was good and was a refreshing change from…read moreall the Italian food. Get the sisig, garlic rice and chicken with mushrooms and bamboo shoots. This is the sit down version of the other restaurant by the same name around the corner.

After a week of pizza and pasta, my husband and i were missing our rice! We happen to come across…read morethe ad for this place while using the train. We figured it was an answer to our rice issue and off we went in search of rice and sushi. Food: they offer an unlimited option for lunch and dinner and have a big list to choose from. There is also an a la carte menu. We chose to go with the unlimited and were satisfied with our pickings. We ordered: Sushi: Tamago Dragon roll Salmon roll The sushi was good, rice was cooked well. Other entrees: Fried rice Katsudon Pork cutlet Fried chicken cutlet Ebi tempura Tom kha soup Everything tasted good with the exception of the tom kha soup. Appearance wise, the coconut milk was real bubbly and taste wise, something was off. after one sip, we figured it would be safe not to eat it in fear of bubble guts. All in all, we would visit again if the rice craving hits. It's a decent price, food is made to order and the staff are nice. They make it a point to let you know that whatever food is left over, they may charge you extra, so order wisely! Location: its a 5 minute walk from the Termini station.

Ambiance was really nice Services need to improvemet in your…read more orientation of how to treat paying customers. The tall filipino girl, just stood there and had a stone face stare, when I told I her I didn't want to sit near the entrance door where the cigarette smoke was coming in, she asked us to stand outside instead and wait until they open and we watch her moping the floors pass the opening hours. Highly unprofessional. When her friends came in, like a school girl jumping up/down. The way she explain how to operate the machine was confusing. She didn't offer a printed menu, we had to ask for it. She wasn't as helpful as expected. The Food needs much improvements as it Fried Chicken was dry and tasteless...this indicated it was frozen and not fresh. She erved rice way before the food came, it ended up cold. Ramen Noodles, egg on top was well done, 2 sliver pc of meat taste like leather, 1pc of seaweed and green onions, only thing that taste good was the broth. The Teriyaki salmon on the stick must've been frozen fish...dried and tasteless, had it not been for the sauce, this would've been a turn off. While paying...not one thank you or a smile. This whole experience was a joke and not worthy of a repeat in business. I wouldn't even rate anything, but I'll give it 1 star to post this and hopefully that no one else have to go thru this uneventful experienced

AntiCafe, especially in contrast to most Italian cafes, sets out to do something different, to…read moreappeal to students and casual coffee drinker alike. If you simply want a place to step in out of the weather, you can pay for a coffee normally and drink it at the bar or tables inside at the front. Yet, if, like me and many other students, you are looking for a place to work for hours, you have come to the right place. AntiCafe allows you to pay for time spent at the cafe, offering a quiet workspace, coffee, and light snacks, as many as you wish to have. The WIFI functions properly and you can focus on what needs to be done, instead of whether or not the place will throw you out if you overstay your welcome. You simply take a ticket at the front as you walk in, take a seat at any of the tables behind the counter, and pay when you leave. Make sure to show your student ID too, as there is a discount offered for students. Otherwise, if you don't need to study, there are board games available to play with friends. Try this place out!

AntiCafé is a lovely establishment that saved my butt (more on that later), so I'm obviously…read morebiased, but here are some other reasons why AntiCafé is a great spot! AntiCafé is workspace/internet cafe that offers you unlimited refreshments, snacks, and WiFI in a comfortable atmosphere for working or relaxing. You pay per hour, with their no-stress system of paying when you leave, as opposed to a fixed set of time upfront when you first enter. Printer services are also offered at the cafe for 10 cents per color page. AntiCafé has really accessible hours (9/10am to 10pm) and is exceptionally easy to find (2 minute walk from San Giovanni Stazione on the A/red metro line, 3 stops away from Termini Stazione). The prices are extremely cheap and reasonable, and clearly laid out on their website (4€ first hour/3€ for next hour/14€ for the day; + several subscription options). There is also a student discount! The cafe itself is well lit, modern, cozy, and clean. If I wasn't in such a rush at the time I visited, I wouldn't loved to take a little break from the hustle and bustle of the city here. There is a variety of set-ups available within the cafe, from larger tables for groupwork, couches (with board games!) to lounge, or individual tables for those flying solo. How AntiCafé saved my day: as a first time Ryanair flier, I did not have the foresight to double check that their wild policies of charging for check-in/boarding pass printing at the airport. I knew that I could circumvent these charges by checking in online/via the App, and showing my electronic boarding pass at the airport. I did not double check that FCO (Fiumicino Airport) does not accept electronic boarding passes. In a mad dash to print out my boarding passes before my flight the next day, I found AntiCafé and made it in roughly 40 minutes before closing. The staff was wonderfully patient with the non-Italian-speaking me, and informed me that for the printing services I did not have to pay for my time (just for each page instead!). For their printing services, you must email your documents to the staff and they will print out your documents for you. As I flubbed around with my phone, suddenly forgetting how to technology in my frazzled state, the staff calmly helped me navigate the mobile website and get everything printed out for me accordingly. It was a refreshing experience compared to some other less pleasantly patient service experiences I've had in Italy. Really memorable for me, personally. All in all, a really neat spot with everything you could ever want from a workspace cafe!