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

This was a very incredible meal!! The best Chinese we have had in a long time ! Super friendly…read moreservice and the ambiance of as great in an alley off the Main Street from the Train station. So delicious the hot and sour soup and chili dumplings so delicious!! A little outside seating areas and seats inside. Was packed so worth it !

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.

The food was very good, fresh, and served quickly. The service was top notch with plenty of wait…read morestaff to help. They are multilingual. The ambiance is exactly what you expect from a Chinese restaurant. The owner is very funny and loves to chat.

We just had landed in italy and wanted "home" food for dinner because carbs wouldn't be the great…read morein the evening. Found this places accidently and couldn't have been more happier! While the decor felt like an old parlor, the food was on point which is all that matter really, and the service was good. Hopefully others will get to enjoy this place!

Excellent food. Beware if you have allergies or restrictions because the menu is kinda sketchy in…read morethe details! My friend's dish had pineapples and mine had beef in it- neither mentioned in the description on the menu! I had the fish ball soup and the eggplant scented with fish (it was not). It was delicious though so no complaints. The soup was pretty vinegar forward. Never had it before so nothing to compare it with. Pretty one note.

Authentic southeastern-Chinese food (think Zhejiang or Wenzhou) in a neotraditional setting, right…read moreacross the street from the Roma Termini. While their dishes looked and tasted authentic, some of their dishes have a unique italian zest. We enjoyed the fish soup, stewed whole fish, and slow-cooked pork belly in a private, softly-lit dining booth. The restaurant also features imported chinese drinks and a glass display of traditional meat and vegetable appetizers/lunches.

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

Well if you're traveling to Italy for an extended time & find yourself in Rome, and for some crazy…read morereason your with people , this case my beautiful wife & daughter, that are insisting that they need a break from Pizza & Pasta, if you're in the mood for Chinese food, well this place, Ristorante Cinese Si Chuan will serve you awesome delicious tasting Chinese food with excellent service in a very comfortable environment. My girls were craving Spicy & they got it, not to be alarmed if you're like myself & enjoy Chinese food not too spicy there are plenty of options on the menu to satisfy everyone. My girls enjoyed this so much we actually went twice, our first & last night in Rome!

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.

My husband and I went here for a week straight during our honeymoon. The owner quickly knew what we…read morewere going to order after only going 2x. The food was AMAZING. I recommend the duck! Coming from southern California, USA. You'd expect we had tried a lot of asian food out here since there's a large population of Asian people. But Ristorante Lin has been by far the best Asian food we'd ever tried. We told the owner we'd love to have a location in California. And the look of the restaurant inside still had the Italian look.

Hands down, the best meal we've had in Rome. Everything was fresh and cooked to order. We had a lot…read moreof food and the price was very very reasonable. This is only my second five star this year and am gladly giving presenting it to these guys... well deserved.

Tra quelli in zona é il migliore per cibo e accoglienza.Atmosfera gradevole e personale simpatico…read more Buonissimi i ravioli alla griglia, il pollo alle mandorle o in agrodolce e gli spaghetti alla carne.

I searched for "Best Cantonese food in Rome" and Grand Dragon topped the list. I agree with all of…read morethe 5 star reviews so far. Coming from the San Francisco Bay Area in California, I'd have to give this restaurant relatively high marks on a number of fronts. First off, they speak Cantonese, Mandarin, English and Italian from the best that I could hear." The fact that they spoke Cantonese put me more at ease since I knew they would understand some of the dishes that I was trying to order. I do not speak Chinese but someone in our party did. Secondly, the Beef Chow Fun was pretty good and had "Ho Wok Hay" (which translates to "good taste of the wok"). Wok Hay is a slightly burnt flavor from the wok that gives a dish a high degree of flavor. Not too many restaurants have this and this is a mark of a legit Chinese restaurant. I was very pleasantly surprised to find this in Rome. We also ordered the Chicken in Picante sauce which was very tasty, and roast duck and spareribs in black bean sauce both of which were ok. We also had the house soup at the waitress' suggestion (probably because she knew we appreciated authentic Cantonese cuisine) and Chinese greens. The portions were fair and the prices not too cheap or expensive. I was just glad to get good quality Chinese (Cantonese food in Rome). The restaurant is simple and looked reasonably clean, the staff was friendly but a little hurried as they had a fair amount of takeaway orders. We will be here for a couple more days and will likely be returning.

Food was fantastic and very reasonably priced. When needing a break from Italian, we decided to…read moregive Grand Dragon a try and we were very pleasantly surprised at how tasty everything was. Dumplings were great and the crispy duck was fantastic!

This restaurant is now called Chong Qing, though still serves Chinese food, homey and welcoming…read more While it's maybe not the best Chinese food I've had, it's quite decent and also very affordable! Would come back if I had a craving in Rome. On a Saturday evening around 9pm we arrived to this restaurant with a craving for Asian food, having only eaten Italian food for the past week. The proprietor was friendly and seated us right away, providing us menus. They serve a large variety dishes, notably focused on western Chinese cuisine. We ordered: - Steamed dumplings €6 for 6pcs: ok, decent savory filling, average bun, though a steal for the price. - Cold potato noodles €7.00: good though not particularly standout, everything was fresh, slight chewy on the noodles, and crunch to the cucumbers and peanuts. Was nice to have a cold dish to accompany the hot ones. We asked for mild not knowing how spicy the food would be and I would probably ask for medium next time. - Chinese cabbage and tofu soup (large) €9.00: another great value for the price. Loved that this was homey and comforting, a bunch of veggies with tofu, not over-salted which I appreciated. - Stewed beef with white radish €14.00: one of my ultimate Chinese comfort foods, a good braised/stewed beef is like snuggling in a warm blanket and this brought me that sensation while traveling thousands of miles from home. Tender beef and radish, again not too salty which I was glad for. Perfect to eat over rice. If I were in Rome next time would definitely consider coming back, and also ordering some of their western-Chinese-style dishes. Thanks for a wonderful meal!

I gotta give love to Yami for hitting the spot. I never thought I'd be that Asian who craves Asian…read morefood on extended holiday, but after 5 days of Italian food and getting wet in a thunderstorm the night before, hubby and I were in dire need of comfort food. Portions are small matching the price. Service is friendly and eager to please. Hot sauce tastes like sambaal with chili oil. They close from 3-5 which is typical in Rome. Practically across the street from Termini Station. We saw plenty of Koreans and Filipinos enjoying their food as well. No non Asians in sight so it's authentic. The XLB are not even close to DTF and have no real soup/broth inside so please do not compare the two. I would revisit Yami for no frills Chinese food in a heartbeat. They do serve liquor and wine but you can also BYOB!