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.

My friends and I go to school a few blocks away. We were craving good Asian food. This place is…read moredefinitely good and the food was authentic. The ambiance and interior was nice, but please be warned that this place is expensive!

Assolutamene da provare se siete degli amanti della cucina giapponese…read more Certo non costa poco, il prezzo a persona varia dai 40 ai 70 euro di media, ma uscirete di qui dicendo: cavoli, che bontà! Per quanto mi riguarda è uno dei migliori ristoranti giapponesi di Roma, e poi alla hall hanno un iMac! ;)

We enjoying the food, and it was a good service too. The beef wagyu was really tender, and…read moretasteful. The Ramen was beautiful, the broth was absolute delicious.

We're loving the Rome cuisine, but as California natives we are missing our Asian flavors!…read more My kids love sushi so we sought out Okasan and were given the full experience with lovely, traditional, Japanese cushion seating and dark interiors. We ordered from a tablet and had access to a full menu, with many tempting choices. We had a sashimi platter and sushi platter, with a chef special roll and miso soup. The fish was fresh and delicious. The sushi was a bit smaller than back home, but good. We added a couple of "take away" orders for family not with us and left very satisfied with our experience.

Good Asian foods, nice break from pasta and tomato sauce! Also Thai and Chinese dishes..read more

We are from the Bay Area of California, so we are pretty spoiled with sushi. We were looking for a…read moregood sushi spot while in Rome, and Tora did not disappoint. While the food was great, the service was even better. Servers were great and super friendly. A special shout out to Donny for taking the time to talk and joke with us and even encourage us to stay longer and chat. We're only here for 6 nights, but will certainly be back before we leave. -Kevin and Monica

Great food, Great experience…read more If you are looking for great sushi in Roma you must stop by this place and you must have Omar as your waiter. After your dinner try their Green Tea tiramisu. Thank you Omar for great experience

I first came here when I visited Rome 2 years ago when I had been in Italy for 4 weeks, and wanted…read moreto try something else besides Italian food... and I'm really glad I came upon this place. I liked it enough that when I visited again a few weeks ago, I went back and had yet again another pleasant experience. The service was great: attentive, very friendly and helpful, and made me feel comfortable. The food is great too, probably some of the best Japanese food I've ever had. And the prices are very reasonable in my opinion, compared to what you'd be paying everywhere else in Rome (for the most part). Also the ambiance I'm a fan of: the décor and design in there is so nice! This place is a high-recommend from me - if you want to try some really great Japanese food in Rome, Taki is the best place to go.

Great service. Great ambiance - strong Aircon. :) good location. We stayed at Le Meridien Visconti…read moreand this was easy to get to - 2 blocks. They have some good options for lunch and if you're wanting something other than Italian food. We all enjoyed our food. The oyako Don is made with gravy that is more salty than sweet - so not traditional but it was still good. The group had the omakase which was really good and fresh. They had also make your own poke bowl options. There's a mix of Chinese, Thai and Japanese food. Really happy with this spot.

The prices are steep but worth it. The portions are more than fair, bigger then i expected…read more The quality of the food is consistently impressive. Even the dessert menu is impressive both aesthetically and taste wise. Service is clean and professional, almost no waiting time for your order. Ambience is what you would expect from a high end asian restaurant.

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.

The tonkatsu was the best I had in years. The crust crumbled in the mouth and the pork was tender…read moreand juicy.

Awesome authentic Japanese food prepared by Japanese people! Atmosphere is very zen, at least until…read morethe restaurant really fills up as it gets close to 9pm. Service was awesome, staff speaks Japanese, English and Italian. After almost a month of traveling around the country, it was a welcome culinary change and the authenticity was a huge bonus. Next time in Rome, we will definitely return.

After reading several reviews on Yelp, we decided to give Rokko a try. The owner was very…read morefriendly. She speaks fluent English, Japanese, and Italian. We went on a Monday evening. It was one of the rare sushi places that was actually open on Monday. It was also quite warm in the restaurant. Admittedly, we were in Rome during a major heat wave, so maybe their A/C just didn't have the power to keep up. As far as the rolls go, they had the typical sushi rolls that you find in most sushi restaurants. It tasted fresh and was pretty good basic sushi rolls. Maybe it's me or maybe my sushi has become to "americanized", but I like places that have specialty rolls. I like the ones that have spicy mayo sauce, or smelt roe, or avocado slices on top, or tuna/salmon on top, or spicy pepper, or etc etc etc. In my opinion, Rokko was simply basic sushi. Don't get me wrong. It was good, just basic. Bottom line - Open on Monday (at least during the summer months). Good but basic sushi. I wanted more variety in the rolls. Personally, if I want sushi the next time I'm in Rome, I may try a different place first simply to see if they have better variety. If you do decide to try Rokko, I think you'll be treated well by the staff. They're friendly. Bon appétit.

After a few days of pasta and pizza we craved for some new cuisine. Luckily we found this place…read more Service was great, got seated right away and food came out fairly quickly. Even the water was delicious I drank the whole bottle. -The pork cutlet had a nice flaky breading to it and blended well with the curry. -The ramen had a nice rich broth and was very comforting. -The unagi was pleasant without a fishy or earthy aftertaste enjoyed it.

First time visiting Rome and my family and I love asian food, being from Hawaii. We were…read morerecommended this restaurant by our family friend who visited prior and said the food was really good. We came for lunch and dinner because there are limited asian cuisine options. The restaurant was empty both times, but staff were very rude. While talking to them, you can tell how impatient they were by the amount of times they rolled their eyes - even just for asking for water. Being the only asian group present amongst other parties, they seemed to be only rude to us. Felt highly discriminated and disappointed in the customer service. Food was good but not worth putting up with the attitude and disrespectful service. Will not be coming back again.

Just left this restaurant with my wife an her Aunt. Lets start with the financials. It was 30 euro…read moreper person, I found this reasonable for Brazilian rodizio. Water was 2 euro, acceptable for tap water in rome I suppose. But they asked if we would like the roasted pineapple, we said yes as it is very common with this type of meal, and that came to 10 euro additional which I was shocked at. I'm wondering if that's a 10 euro penalty for being a tourist. I handed them a 20 euro bill at the counter and he said thank you, pretty presumptuous, I asked for change. Supposedly they only have 10 euro, so I would have to leave 10 euro tip to get change. I left 7 in coin. The sausage was dry. They had chicken, ham, Turkey bacon, and beef 3 or 4 different ways which were all delicious. They only had 8 types of meat. The place was dead as we were the only people there for most of our meal until one other couple came in. They said it's because it's Sunday in the summer. This only bothers me because of the buffet with salads and mayo and such...unless we are to believe they throw it all out at the end of the night. If I could do it all over again I would take that money and go get some fancy seafood. Not fried calamari before your pasta. I mean go get a lobster and some prawns or somethings awesome for the same money.