All our dishes were good and used excellent quality ingredients. However, none of them were amazing…read moreand called for recommendations or a return visit. The hot and sour soup was probably some of the best I've had. The eggrolls, steamed dumplings, fried rice, beef stir fry, chicken stir fry, and mapo tofu were all solid-- the beef was my favorite followed by the dumplings. -Friendly staff -Pictures of sonya were everywhere -Clean -Cool indoor seating on a hot summer's day

Excellent Chinese restaurant close to Termini. Quite authentic, everything tastes correct - even…read morethe hot n sour soup. It's as close to getting the real thing in Rome. If you are craving for some rice and want to satisfy the need for Asian, this is it. Bonus: pictures of Chairman Mao all over the place Best part - the fortune inside the cookie (see pics)

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!

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!

**3.5 Stars** Change…read moreof Pace It's a tale as old as time: tourists in Italy The al dente pasta isn't quite what you expect or as easy to consume constantly with your unrefined American palette Or you're Asian and you underestimate the challenge of going days straight with pizza and pasta Mandarin Chow isn't a particularly stellar Chinese restaurant but it's a welcome reprieve if you've had your fill of gluten and carbs and are craving something warming for the colder nights The interior is spacious and is filled with an selection of locals but also many tourists looking for that aforementioned change of pace The menu is a mix of traditional Chinese dishes with soups, noodles, and fried rice well represented and no particularly region focused on A few Taiwanese items listed are a gem (braised meat rice and fried chicken) and that's what we honed on as well as the soups sold by the bowl (when you're desperate, you're willing to pay the price of entry) We left happy, satiated, and went back twice! Vermicelli Noodle Soup €5 / Hot and Sour Soup €5 / Taiwanese Meat Ball Soup €5 / Beef Soup Noodles €13 / Braised Pork Rice €10 / Fried Black Pepper and Salt Chicken €14 / Sticky Rice Ball with Black Sesame €6 Mandarin Chow (Rome, Italy)

This place is located next to the Roma Termini train station, offering up Chinese food to tourists…read more I came here after a long trip because I was craving for some home cooking. However, I was very disappointed as the food tasted bland and unauthentic. Take for instance, the mixed vegetables; they were boiled had some salt sprinkled over them. The vegetables consisted of broccoli, carrots, and bean sprouts.

The food here definitely hit the spot. Although located on a somewhat seedy block and they seem to…read moreget a rather interesting mix of patrons, the food was actually tasty and quite inexpensive. This is definitely not a destination place, but if you are at the train terminal or in the area and craving Chinese food as my friend and I were after 5 days of taking in a pasta only diet while on vacation, you'll appreciate Hong Kong. If you are looking for fine dining however, keep walking.

OK... Let me start by saying that the thought of eating Chinese food on my trip to Italy was…read moreliterally the last thing on my mind! But my husband is a creature of habit! So we picked this place. And I kid you not... It is literally the BEST Chinese food I think we've ever eaten. I lived in Spain. And Chinese food outside of America is very different. AND my husband is "Mr. Picky McPick!" I did not take BEFORE pictures UGH! because we just whomped it down! So my pictures are if half eaten food ! Sorry! The hot and sour soup was top-notch. It was a different heat. Not white pepper like I'm used to. It was definitely chili peppers. But it was still absolutely fantastic. We got the hot and spicy fried rice, which was beyond delicious. We got their Kung pow chicken... Which was different than American Kung pao chicken... But still fantastic! And we got the sweet-and-sour chicken... Which was also different than American sweet-and-sour chicken. But I'm telling you, we ate every last drop of everything. I should've taken pictures of the empty plate. Ify thought it was within etiquette rules. I would've literally licked the plates. We've been in Europe for two weeks and this was definitely one of the top five meals we've had! If you are hankering for Chinese food and you are an American, I cannot recommend this place enough!

2nd to last review of my Euro Trip~ huzzah!…read more 3.5stars rounding 4stars since it filled us up...and it is Chinese food in Italy haha gotta curve some expectations Appreciate the staff allowing us to dine-in since we were cutting it close to closing time (several customers trickled in too after haha) The Soy Sauce Chow- Fun was eh, a tad salty but overall OK Lemon Chicken - this was OK but had this been an Asian Fusion restaurant and this was served with Japanese Katsu Sauce...I totally would've bumped this review to 5 stars haha! Ham Fried Rice - heh, more spam fried rice, standard but a goodie! Veggies ~ Gotta hand it to them... not bad, not bad at all! Until next time~

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.

Second night to eat dinner here. But I have to tell you a funny story…read more When we entered, we asked for a table for two. The lady tried to put us at a table for two right by the front entrance. I asked her, "I'd like a table in the back please?" She turned and looked at me with the Evil Eye. Like the mother-in-law who can't stand you but puts up with you. She acquiesced and put us at a table in the back. Ordered spring rolls (2 per order) and pork shu mai (4 pieces) as appetizers. Spring rolls were vegetarian, nice and crispy with a decent amount of cabbage filling. Shu mai were good considering they tasted like the frozen variety. You need some soy sauce and chili oil for dipping. I couldn't find a shrimp dish I liked so I just went for shrimp fried rice instead of white rice. Caution, there were three whole shrimp cut in half in the dish so don't expect much shrimp in your fried rice. For dinner, I stayed with the Hot and Sour Pork and Sauteed Bean Sprouts for a veggie side dish. We tried their Rice Noodles with Beef, similar to Beef Chow Fun, but with thinner rice noodles. Again, three pieces of flank steak beef in the entire dish. Not too bad. It was tasty and not too greasy. We finished with a Lemon Sorbet. A premade frozen lemon filled with lemon sorbet capped by the lemon top. We could see the server take it from a plastic bag out of the freezer. A unique looking dessert...i liked it frozen. It was refreshing. So I return to the seating. I don't like to sit near the front door. I'm a bit superstitious and like to sit somewhere where I can watch the front door and see who walks in. This time, I got a healthy dose of side eye with my Chinese food!

We needed a break from Italian food and saw this restaurant near our hotel. We came here for lunch…read moreand we were seated right away. They had a good variety of options with a mix of Chinese and Italian food. We got the hot and sour soup, fried rice, and pork. It was all surprisingly really good. The portions were decent and it was full of flavor. The food takes awhile to come out. We sat and ordered before a few tables and they got multiple food items before we got ours. Once they started coming out with our food, the items came out back to back which was nice. The restaurant is small/medium sized so we did see the restaurant get filled up pretty quickly. Definitely a spot to check out if you need rice haha

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!

Came by as I was staying by the area. Really craving Chinese food. Decided to give this place a try…read moresince there were good reviews. Once entering, I had asked for a table for 1. It took all the waiters so long to even sit me. They ended up sitting me downstairs, although there was space upstairs. I ordered the fried tofu with vegetables, as I normally would at any Chinese restaurant. The food came super quick, the tofu wasn't even fried/crispy. It was limp and barely fresh, not much vegetables either. I was so hungry I just ate it. When I went to cash out at the register, the guy seemed to be annoyed because I didn't have coins on me and he had to give me change for my bill. This place needs some work.

We were greeted with kindness & the service was impeccable…read more We ordered 2 Appetizers : Original Gyoza & Tempura Moriawase and 2 Ramen bowls: Yuzu Shio Ramen & Vegetable Ramen of the Buddhist Monk. The food was delicious I would return when visiting Rome !

When in Rome, try some delicious Japanese food. Never thought I'd say that. The foodie in me was…read moresuper excited about this unexpected find my family stumbled upon few days ago after eating pasta for 3 days straight in Italy. Wow! My miso chicken soup was just what I was craving. My family tried the sushi & Ramen with satisfaction reported by all. We intend on coming back here next time we're in Rome.