Hidden in a not so easy to find small street in the Tiburtina area, I found this Japanese…read morerestaurant thanks to a coupon on a popular social purchasing website and decided to give it a try. I am not a sushi lover and expert, but I like to eat it sometimes. As soon as we arrived we've been welcomed by both the owner (Jo) and a nice Chinese girl, which showed us the different options we could choose from. The restaurant has in fact some all-you-can-eat menus including Japanese, Chinese and Thai food starting from €16 if you're in a group, up to €19 for solo visitors - drinks are not included; furthermore, if you order something and won't eat it, then you'll have to pay it separately: no waste of food then, but rather order gradually until you're hungry. Our coupon was for sushi only though, so we didn't taste any Chinese nor Thai food. The main room is very large, and there's a large TV to watch sport events when there's some. There's also a large patio outside, a nice option for warm summer days (and nights). Service has been fast and polite, and food quality was very good. Sushi was made at the moment at a desk right in the main restaurant room and we could see it, so it was really fresh. Definitely a place to come back visit, but next time I want to try some Thai dish as well.

Nice place in the middle of nowhere :) Making reservations…read moreis always a good thing in Rome, but their English was even worse than my Italian. We managed over the phone (no online booking) and was greeted when we arrived and was seated for running sushi. They apparently wanted us to write down what we took even though we opted for the all you can eat at 20€. The sushi was okay but no more than that, and there wasn't much to choose from - 15 different types at the most. All in all a little disappointing, but what the heck. Sushi for two including a coke and a beer (Sapporo) at 45€ is good value for money.

My husband and I were walking through Rome and happened upon this cute restaurant. We sat outside…read moreand loved the hustle and bustle of Rome during dinner time. The service was great. We had a slight language barrier but I appreciate that they were patient with us. They recommended items that were quite delicious. We had edamame, Bolihino de Bacalhau (fried codfish balls), Takamitsu Carpaccio, the Ipanema and a side of tuna nigiri. Along with that, we had some sake and Sapporo beer. The food was so fresh and tasty. The Takamitsu Carpaccio was a very interesting take on Japanese food with an Italian touch. It was still light and flavorful but had its own unique flavor. The wait staff was so friendly and wonderful. I definitely recommend visiting here even if you don't know Italian. They are fantastic! PS, if you can try the chocolate shot with pepper vodka too, you will NOT regret it!

After 19 days of traveling away from home, had to get my non pizza/pasta sushi fix. This place is a…read moreBrazilian/Japanese fusion, would not find this combo in the States. Packed on a Tuesday night, reservations are highly recommended. They have menus in English and an iPad that shows photos of all the items. Ordered: Edamame, was just okay, they overlooked them, would skip. Dinner was good, started with the Samba tartar, salmon tartar with crab and roe, very tasty. Rolls ordered were the chef roll (cooked roll with salmon ontop) and ipanema (shrimp tempura with imitation crab) both were yummy. The rolls could have been rolled tighter. Their specialty cocktails are a must, you can't go wrong with any of them. Service: service was attentive. Seeing how my Italian and the severs English were limited, the manager was very attentive and took the order. The servers checked on us a few times. Overall: definitely a place where the locals go. Sushi was fresh. Highly recommended place, when you are looking for something a bit different than the traditional cuisine of Roma.

Great burgers and the fried starters were great as well. During our holiday we went here multiple…read moretimes to eat and have a drink. C1B0 seems to be catered for young people with a clothing store nearby with honestly pretty expensive but nice streetwear. Servers were friendly and food was on the table fast every time. Great presentation as well, we loved the little baskets that fried food came in.