it was nice i had the semen sashimi along with my partner everything was drizzly and yummy! what a…read morefun place to drpppy

Very classy restaurant, super clean. The fish are super fresh and nicely sliced…read more From our visit to Italy, eating all the heavy pastas and pizzas...it was nice to have something light. For the quality of the sushi, it's actually priced really well.

Amazing Asian fusion. Everything is delicious, especially the dumplings and squid. Never…read moredisappoints.

After being in Italy almost two weeks and becoming tired of pasta, pasta, bread, cheese, more pasta…read more"sigh"... we decided to give this Thai restaurant a try! So... I love Thai food , and this is by far the best Thai restaurant I've been to! Honestly, I'm not sure how authentic it was, but still had a wonderful meal. Seriously, prices were more than reasonable, pleasant plating, excellent service. Shocking since it was a random pick, and I didn't anticipate enjoying my meal as much as I had. First of all, $2 for a couple veggie spring rolls that were ammmazing!? I had a papaya salad (thinking they mistook mango for papaya), but nonetheless refreshing! The curry pastries also very delicious, the orange chicken, and spicy noodles were too great! I'm sure the servers were annoyed about our horrible Italian, but all were very friendly, prompt, and hospitable! When we arrived there was only one other family dining, but as we left the place was packed and for good reason... this place is great! I highly recommend you stop by if you want to venture off the Italian course for a meal!

The food was amazing one of the best meals I had in Rome. When you get tired of pizza/pasta and…read morelooking for some homemade good seasoned food, this is the spot. The owner is very nice and treated us well!

Amazing dinner! The people here are so so sweet and from all over Asia. Highly recommend the Pad…read moreThai, coriander chicken (I'm obsessed), shrimp dumplings were amazing! It's a little away from the center of town, but worth the cab over!

We were in Italy for a week and got bored with eating pasta and pizza over and over. My taste bud…read moreneeded something different and possibly spicy. The Malaysian in me always looks for a Malaysian restaurant when I'm traveling. I was so so happy when I stumbled upon this. Needless to say, I had to give it a try. The restaurant was accessible by train (Circo Massimo is the station), it was 6 stations away from or hotel with an interchange in between. Walked in as they opened and they asked us if we had reservations. I was like I don't but that's a sign they're doing good at what they do. We were seated anyway but I did see how it started getting busier not looking after. I ordered some chicken spring roll, kuey tiow, nasi goreng Malaysia and fish in Tamarind sauce (pretty spicy so watch out!). I was in love! Everything was so delicious and tasted just like home. The owners and chef were Malaysians so it is as authentic as it can get! They showed extra attention to us once they learnt I was a Malaysian origin. Meeting one of your own abroad always unites us strangers in ways I can't explain. A must try if you're closeby. I wished I had this option where I lived. Left a piece of my heart here. Only disappointment, they didn't serve the Malaysian signature drink teh tarik. Otherwise, would've been PERFECT!

We wanted something other than pizza or pasta after a week in Rome. Happened to see this restaurant…read morenear the apartment we stayed and decided to give it a try. We didn't expect it to be very authentic or tasty, as there are much more options of Asian food in South California. But, surprisingly we found this is probably the best meal of our trip and we finalized all 4 dishes!! The highlights are mango salad and crispy pan fried sea bass, super yum!!!!

We had an amazing dinner at Somo. The place is stunning, the service is very attentive, the food is…read moreawesome. I strongly recommend this place and the Rice ice cream with coconut milk and mango.

Loved absolutely everything of my experience at somo. Food…read morewas amazing, the waitresses were all very kind, attentive yet discrete, the ambience absolutely stunning. For sure one of the best Japanese restaurants in Rome!

I have been to this amazing sushi restaurant quite a few times this summer in Rome. The best thing…read moreis that each time it simply kept getting better and better! You have various options here to eat, there is the Kaiten (conveyor belt with many different plates ready to eat) this is the best option especially if you want a quick meal or have a movie to go watch at the nearby cinema. Otherwise there are regular tables, or the tatami, a special japanese room where you eat like in Japan and is ideal for private parties. Than there are about 12 seats at the teppanyaki, which is the japanese style grill where an extremely knowledgeable and experienced chef cooks extremely good dishes but is entertaining at the same time! This is one of the best I've ever been to and I've traveled pretty much all around the world. The sushi has an "italian" approach to it, since all the ingredients and food is locally grown therefore it is always fresh and delicious. They also make extremely good "american style" rolls that are very good too! A must try for sushi & sashimi lovers are the Gunkan, a rice ball wrapped in fish (usually tuna or salmon) or avocado with a fish tartar on top, that if asked will be mixed with flying fish eggs and spicy mayo! Delicious! A must try when in downtown Rome, 10 min walk from the Vatican!

So after almost 2 weeks in Europe and eating a lot of carbs and meat, I was really missing clean…read morefood and asian food. As crazy as it sounds, for our last meal in Europe, and in Rome for that fact, we opted for sushi. We chose Daruma as it was 5 minutes from our B&B and throughout the past few days we walked by it a number of times, and each time it was busy. So why not. Out of pure chance and coincidence we dined on a Sunday night, which is a special night. Every Sunday at the Kaiten (revolving sushi belt) the dishes are yellow and each dish is 3 euros. Which is a STEAL if you look at the rest of the menu. Yes the sushi on the Kaiten is limited, because they can't really afford to put the good stuff out. Still it wasn't bad. We did notice that a lot of the plates were salmon. Either the Italians LOVE their salmon (which appeared to be the case to the diners across from us) or salmon is really cheap. Once the Kaiten starts, all the dishes load up and the belt is full and at max capacity. I would say out of 10 dishes, 8 were salmon. If you really liked salmon, I recommend the one in sashimi. It was more fresh and had that fattiness that sashimi salmon has. I would stay away from anything that has avocado. As a California native who has definitely eaten my weight in all forms of sushi, the avocado SUCKED. It wasn't ripe and it was missing the creaminess that is avocado. I would also wait from ordering edamame which on the menu is 4 euros, when you can only pay 3 euros. Overall, it wasn't the greatest sushi place I've ever been to. For Rome standards it probably was better than mediocre? I'm not sure how european's do asian food...It's definitely not authentic here. If you are a true sushi lover like me, and you are an adventurous eater, this is not the place for you. However, if you're craving and want something clean apart from pasta, come on a Sunday night, your wallet will thank you. PS: again, no tap water. Only still or sparkling, and of course you had to pay for it.

Unfriendly ownership . Bad food quality, don't even know how it's a 2 year running Michelin…read moreStarred. We ordered 2 soba with veg tempura , sukiyaki set. Starter appetizer was good with Sashimi very fresh , until my entree was really bad , I could not even chew on the tough sukiyaki beef, full of tendons. Poor taste. My family soba order took a long time , dessert was 3 mini tangerine that is half rotten . Overall food quality is really bad and pricey Service :Dine in Meal type :Dinner

we ate here for lunch on the way to the collesium in Rome. Nice find. They bring out food in…read moreseveral courses--even for lunch! It can get pretty heavy if you order a set meal, so if you want to go light, definitely look into a la carte. Anyway, I had Katsu-don and really enjoyed it. It was very similar to something you would get in a nice US restaurant (not that this makes it authentic), but it worked for me. My wife got more traditional sushi rolls and also had good things to say. If you're looking for something non-italian in Rome, give it a shot.

When we first arrived we were the only two in the restaurant. But by Italian standards we were…read morepretty early it was only about 7:00. None of the staff spoke English but thankfully there was a QR code to pull the menu up in English. They describe themselves as Nippo-Brazilian sushi cuisine. I don't really know what that means but the Gramada was certainly not like anything I had ever eaten. It had a great flavor but a very unusual texture.

I'm an American but wanted to try something different and this was the place. Atmosphere was super…read morecool, the seats and decor were very nice and different than the typical restaurants around town. We came right when they opened for dinner service, we were asked if we had dinner reservations, which we did not, but were still seated (was a little odd since by the time we left the restaurant was still mostly empty). Food was good and came out quick, although we did get the more tamer options with less of the Brazilian flair. Overall, was a good alternative to the normal Italian cuisine.