3 star food, 4 star value/experience. Food: nothing to complain about but nothing to remember…read more Experience: great experience there. Nice staff, fun environment for casual late night eating and good wine. 20 euro for all you can eat was perfect!!

One night, my wife and I wanted a break from Italian food and found China Town on Yelp. It is…read morelocated on the main road out of Tivoli (via Tiburtina), a 10 minute downhill walk from Piazza Garibaldi (look for the red Chinese lanterns outside). The restaurant is large, clean, and the Chinese women serving us were friendly and helpful. The food is good and a pleasant break from Italian food. We ordered asparagus soup, vegetable dumplings, fish with Chinese sauce, mixed vegetables, and white rice. We enjoyed our dinner here and returned the next evening for dinner.

Came here to test some italian made chinese food since it was closeby to the historical monuments…read morein rome. We were quickly seated and given cold water. Within a minute of sitting down, the rice and soup were given to us. Other 7 dishes consisting of 2 vegetable plates, 1 fish plate, 1 shrimp plate, 2 beef plates, and 1 chicken plate were delivered every 5 minutes. The food itself tasted very salty and almost tasteless itself. The chicken tasted weird and almost like it wasnt fresh. Maybe this is from the different breed of chicken they use compared to the ones I have in America. The fish was alright but the sauce made it too salty. The vegetable plates had bok choy but also a lot of salt. The beef plates were ox based and were alright. They were supposed to be salty so I would say it was decent. The shrimp tasted fresh but whatever sauce they used also made it a bit too salty. The rice was decent as well as the soup. Lastly, we were given a plate of sliced watermelon. This was the best of them all. The watermelons were watery and sweet. Overall, this place is below average at best. I did not have much expectations coming in since it is an asian resturant in Italy but it could have been a lot better. Just adding less salt would have made everything taste better

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.

Nice and friendly environment. Mixture of Chinese and Japanese with lots of variety. I would…read moredefinitely come back for the price and portion size.

Well, when in Rome? Try some Chinese, lol. We thought we'd venture out for something different…read more Found a Chinese place within walking distance from the Rome Cavalieri (Waldorf). Won't say its the best Chinese I've ever had, but it certainly was very interesting. The staff was very attentive, and owners are from near Shanghai. We got the chicken gyozas, vegetable gyozas, mixed tempura, California roll, ramen, orange chicken, chicken curry, and grilled sea bass. All tasty but don't expect traditional Chinese flavors.

So when you travel thousands of miles to Rome to explore their food, culture, etc... where do you…read morego? A chinese food place obviously!! Haha. We stumbled upon this place looking for italian food within a block radius and it was late, didn't have internet on my phone and the italian place next door was reservation only. You come here and you can tell the local Italians love their Asian cusine. We had no wait but it was crowded on a Saturday night. I ordered the pineapple and pine nut fried rice as well as the orange chicken. Thought it was an interesting combo... And it was! The fried rice had a little too much olive oil on it but it was delicious!! The orange chicken dish had slices of yummy blood oranges on it and the batter reminded me of the sweet funnel cake batter you eat in the states. Unlike Chinese food back home, this didn't make me feel bloated at all. Overall it was a great option if you're visiting Italy and for some reason crave Chinese. The dishes were good, prices were cheap and they cook in olive oil! Who woulda thought Chinese food would be amazing with olive oil?!? They also have sushi, but I figured I could get that back in the states too.

After 2 weeks of Italian I needed a break! Ya Yuan was located near the Hoxton Rome and very…read morepleased that I discovered this place. I enjoyed the lo mein noodles, spicy dumplings, fried rice, lemon chicken. Service was prompt and the restaurant was very crowded. Highly recommend

All around very good experience and pleasant surprise in downtown Rome. After 2+ weeks of Italian…read morefood, I was looking for a break. Good service, good atmosphere/decor, and great meal! I tried three dishes: Kung Pow Chicken or as it is on the menu, Chicken in "Salsa Chili," Green Cury Chicken, and Asian Mixed Vegetables. All three were very, very good. For me, the ingredients (veggies especially) were fresh and chicken was a good cut of meat. For my taste buds, they were not at all spicy. I dressed them up with the table hot sauce. I also asked for some dry, powdered pepper/chilis (I think they brought cayenne pepper powder). These were the perfect touch! Really good and friendly service in a cozy and warm setting. Oh, and I loved the fish tank. Definitely give them a try!

Beautiful presentation. The combination platter tasted a little bit old. The salmon flower was…read moregorgeous and delicious.

From the owner: Daruma Sushi® is the first chain of sushi take away stores and restaurants in Rome, Italy. Operated…read moredirectly by the founders it is considered a top player for quality and service in the fresh sushi business and Japanese cuisine. The company obtained the EU certification for sushi production in 2005 and ISO 9001 quality standard in 2011 and it is currently operating with 8 locations in the most strategic areas of the italian capital city, serving over 1.500 customers everyday.