Our kids have been craving Korean Food while traveling throughout Italy and we stumbled onto this…read morelittle gem in Roma and it was perfect for us! We ordered the ttokbokki (spicy rice cake with fish cake ) and nengmein (cold noodles) and we devoured it. So authentic tasting and delicious. So many other Koreans came by while we were they to get the Korean food fix and we all enjoyed it. The owners were so pleasant! All smiles. Definitely stop by when in Rome!

Bibimbap is really fresh and tasty. My only complaint is that I didn't realize that they don't add…read morea sunny -side up egg until I returned to my hotel. Not sure if they just don't offer it or if you have to pay extra, but the egg is essential to me. That's the inly reason for one less star. Every ingredient is fresh and the bean paste is nicely spicy. Also the restaurant is very clean. No customers in there but that's a shame because it's really good and fresh and well priced.

Maybe it's just the fact that I went a week without Asian food, but I almost cried while eating…read morebecause I was so emotional about eating rice again. The Korean food here is so solid and I think it rivals even Koreatown- they even have a Michelin bib gourmand here for good value. The Banchan selection was varied and so great and the bosam melted in my mouth. I wish I gave a little bit more lettuce for wraps, but everything was really good and I inhaled this meal. This is such a nice respite from all the pasta and pizza and it was really affordable/ good value!

Absolutely amazing, for having Korean food in Italy, awesome…read more It's a must have and it's Michelin rated

Korean Americans from Los Angeles....we found this gem in Rome and our bellies are grateful for it…read more Italian food is great...but we wanted a change for a meal. Everything we ordered was yummy. From the kimchijun, the mandugook and the kimchijungol (aka budaejigae). Even the homemade banchan were good. Saw our neighbors ordering bulgogi and japchaebap and those dishes looked great too. Being in Rome, we tempered our expectations...any kimchi would suffice, but from the first bite to the last spoonful, this was the taste of home we needed after being in Italy for two weeks. Chang Bai Shan is a MUST stop for any Koreans when visiting Rome.

Fond this place on Yelp. Very clean, very moderned Korean place. The side dishes that came with…read morethe entrees where not as authentic as other Korean places I have gone to but overall was good worked for my Korean taste for dinner. Place closes at 3pm and reopens at a latter time. We got there at 2pm but food service was very slow. The dishes did taste amazing! It's located in a very busy tourist area do parking was hard to find. You'll need to find street parking and pay the meter. Overall good experience, just service was extremely slow. (There were several tables ahead of us that got their food and almost finished eating before we got our food.) Of course, we pointed and spoke only English as the waitress only spoke Italian or Korean.

This was a pleasant surprise for Roma. My friend and I were craving a hearty meal and this spot did…read morenot disappoint. Staff were so nice and kind. The menu is extensive with all great options. Prepare for the heat as it's an open flame for the skewers. Reasonably priced and an enjoyable experience.

Highly recommend this place. It's open late & they serve both Korean & Chinese food. Pretty big…read moremenu & lovely skewers. Wish they had flavored soju

Speaking as a Korean who came with my entire family, by far the best Korean food I've ever had. We…read moretried 9 different items on the menu, each a unique & modern twist on the traditional style and each better than the last. It's palatable even for non-Koreans who tend to avoid spicy food. We ate here on our last night but if I'd discovered it earlier on our trip I definitely would've ate here multiple times. Don't forget the dessert!

Update: came back here for lunch because it's that good…read more This is one of the best Korean restaurants we've been to including ones in Korea. Every foreign country we travel to, we make sure we try eating at a Korean restaurant and I'd have to say this place really impressed us. We didn't get to try their dinner menu but based on their lunch boxes, side dishes, and kimchi, every bite was delicious. I literally devoured my meal. I wish we lived in Rome so we can eat here every day , damn! And to top it off, the service was prompt and welcoming. Highly recommend this place Service: Excellence Internet: Best in town Bathroom: Great. Ambience: Excellent

Food is amazing. 5/5 As person who tried 90% of their menu…read morei could say this place is must visit Korean spot in Rome. All their side dishes are handmade, even kimchi is homemade. Service, fantastic. Ambiance is nice Korean joint vibe. Korean fried chicken? They got that. Korean Chinese? They got that covered. Jjigae? They got that aswell. You want samgyupsal? They got you. And i could tell you all of em are great. But mostly soondoboo jjigae is top notch. For Koreans, this place is it. This is the ultimate Korean food spot you needed while you are traveling.

Nice food nice neighborhood nice location..good service.. I ordered sundobu jige or tofu…read moresoup..bibimbap and also bulgogi.. Everything was nice..but unfortunately the portion was to big for an asian girl like me.. But most of all..it was nice

If you want good authentic Korean food DO NOT come here. Trust me. I am Korean. Take it from me. I…read moreordered the So Galbi, samgyeopsal, and doenjang jjigae.... They were all bad. Even the side dishes were pitiful. The So galbi was so rubbery and the samgyeopsal does not taste good. They also gave me such a small portion. Furthermore, I could see into the kitchen and I saw them make my doenjang jjigae by putting a frozen block of doenjang from the freezer in there. A good restaurant wouldn't cook their food that way and would only use fresh ingredients. Doenjang is fermented and lasts veeerrrryyyy long in the fridge. Fermented food in general lasts a long time. There's literally no reason to freeze the broth of that soup unless you just can't cook. Ugh wasted money at this restaurant and I really regret my choice. People... listen to me. Need my warning... don't eat here.

The overpowering force of our craving for Korean food led us here after days and days of eating…read moreGerman, Czech, and Croatian cuisine. We're so glad we found this place! This is a great place for Koreans craving Korean food. We ordered the kimchi soup, kimchi seafood pancake, and the pan fried pork and kimchi with tofu. Everything was so delicious! The kimchi was fermented enough to give that sour kick that the soup and the pan fried dish needed in order to feel refreshing. The pancake was crispy and wasn't too salty, which I loved. It was seasoned perfectly that we literally ate the whole thing. The service was great and they were very attentive. They were nice enough to answer any questions we had, especially since we were first time tourists in Rome. I would definitely come back here if I can save enough money to visit Rome again!

Having eaten 7 days straight pasta/pizza/other rich food in Italy, we were craving for some heart…read morewarming soup. On New Year's Day it was difficult to find a restaurant that serves Asian style soups and stews, after much walking and searching we settled for this place steps away from Termini. First thing first, price here is high for sure, especially for those who come from California (or Korea) where Korean food are plenty abundant and accessible. Also be aware that almost everything will be charged separately (including side dishes, water, and rice), something that might feel like nickeling and diming for us who aren't used to it. The food was, price aside, objectively not bad. We had the vegetable pancake, which had good flavor and texture if not for it being a bit too oily. The tofu soup we got was quite bland, but the cod fish stew was good with fresh fish and plenty of vegetable. Side dishes were also surprisingly tasty. On a value per $ basis, definitely not worth it. But if you have no choice and are looking for some Korean fix, this place should do the trick.

This was some of the best Korean food I've had in a long time, and not just by European standards!…read more The soups and stews were hot and refreshing, the fish was super fresh and the pork belly was melt in your mouth delicious! The kim chee was spot on and they gave heaps of it! Everything we had was amazingly delicious and the service was really friendly and prompt. It wasn't hard to find, and the place is clean and homey. Prices are what you'd expect for a meal in Europe, but I feel like they give you so much more! They are not stingy with the portions, just like it should be! The owners are a nice Korean couple bringing in the kids to help with the family business. They will sit and chat with you if it's not too busy and will help you find your way around town if need be. I think we came at least twice, tried for a third but it was far too late to make it, and we were only in town for 4 days! Next time I'm coming here first!

Japanese restaurant it not more of Chinese. If you are used to eat traditional Japanese food you…read morewould be disappointed. Restaurant is using cheap medium grain rice for sushi. They didn't even bother to flavor the rice but hey if you are gaijin you wouldn't know the differences anyway.

I'm from Southern California which has really good Chinese food. I didn't expect much from this…read morespot due to the bad reviews but I was so desperate for Asian food that I came anyways. Long story short, the food was pretty bad. The spicy beef was super oily, so much that we had to leave a lot of it uneaten. The hot and sour soup tasted weird and was really spicy. Noodles were the best part but pretty oily as well. The service was pretty bad too. Had to request plates, utensils and water all seperately. There was also a 3 euro charge for using my credit card. Two stars for being an Asian restaurant close to my hotel.