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!

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

You can have all you want for €21. If you aren't eating alone, all of your party has to order this…read morein order to have "all you can eat". Dragon rolls are not a part of the deal. Sushi were pretty good, I liked it.

My wife and I were craving Sushi after eating mostly Italian food for the past 2 weeks in Italy…read more This place is only a 5 minute walk from the Vatican and is on a street off the beaten path. We went inside and noticed they had a conveyor belt of sushi going and regular tables surrounding it. We didn't know if we should sit down by the conveyor belt or at a separate table. I just told the waitress we were interested in the all you can eat option. So we decided to sit at the conveyor belt and started grabbing sushi off the belt. Once we downed a few plates, we noticed there were colored plates on the wall with $3, $4, $5, and $6 Euros marked on them. We then noticed there was a menu you could order off of to. We got very confused at this point and the wait staff were not clearing our colored plates from the conveyor belt. They just cleared everything else. With a very confused look on my face, I summoned a waiter over to ask him what the deal was. He just said it was all you can eat and didn't explain about the pricing for the colored plates. The rolls were of average typical AYCE sushi quality. The sashimi was of decent quality. Great tempura. We left stuffed and paid the bill of $45 euros and left. Oh, and btw, they only allow you to have 1 dessert from their all you can eat menu...weird.

I came here twice when I was in Rome in 2024 and I liked the mushroom sausage pasta but not the…read morecarbonara or bacon ("speck") pizza. I came back again and got the mushroom sausage pasta again. There was a hair in the bottom of the pan, though!

We came to Buddy's for our first dinner in Roma. My partner is vegan so we were happy to come find…read morethis restaurant. We had made reservations earlier in the day for the same night, but it didn't seem too busy either way. We looked at the menu via QR code scanning before the waiter came to take our orders. We ordered a focaccia to share. I got the carbonara and my partner got a truffle cream based pasta that I can't remember the name of. All items were vegan. As a non-vegan, I was very impressed by all the dishes! The sauce for the carbonara mimicked the creaminess and cheesiness. I wasn't the biggest fan of the "bacon" / "guanciale" - it was a bit too squishy and needed to be crisped up a bit more but that's a personal preference. Pay inside when you are done by informing the staff of your table number. This was one of our top 5 favorite places on a two week trip in Italy.

Found this place on our last day in Rome and we weren't disappointed. Food was really good and…read moresuper affordable. The staff was friendly and accommodating. Prices ranged from 2 - 13 euros. I believe this place is also known as Kung Fu. They are one in the same. Check it out if you are looking to eat something other than pizza.

I am giving this place five stars because the service was so wonderful. We got to order what we…read morewanted off a little computer screen and we were having sushi in Rome after we were so sick of pasta and pizza. It was very delicious and we enjoyed our meal. Service was superquick and it's a little hidden gem on a side street that you would never suspect. Definite yes if you were looking for Asian food and sushi while in Rome.

Just below Trastevere is Sukhothai. Overall, the team there was very friendly and helpful with the…read moremany. It looked like it's a locals spot with both take-out and indoor ordering going on. Considered against other Thai spots, the flavor was OK. For a Thai restaurant in Italy, better than average. I would come back if in the area and needed a Thai fix. But this spot I will leave to the locals to keep enjoying.

Very good service, food, setting. I enjoyed it. Prices are reasonable. Nice restaurant in allread more

The food was amazing and the service was quick and friendly. Will go back before we head back home!read more

We wanted Asian food for our last night in Rome since we had a two back-to-back pasta meals. The…read morefood was good and ordered the standard entrees (i.e. fried rice, salt & pepper ribs, wonton soup, and morning glory stir-fry dish). My only complaint was their wonton soup. There was no meat inside the wonton and the soup was just wonton sheets and seaweed. The soup was still tasty but I was disappointed with a meatless wonton. Overall, we had a satisfying meal and price was reasonable.

We came here for dinner on the last night of our visit to Rome. We specifically wanted to find a…read moreSichuan cuisine restaurant because we had too much Italian food and wanted to have a change. The food here was delicious, especially the sour fish dish that we ordered. Our favorite was Suan Cai Yu, which is a hot and sour soup made with pickled mustard greens, Sichuan peppercorns, and fish fillet. The broth tasted so good that we actually drank it all. The ambiance was alright. They had AC but it was either not turned on or not at 100% thus it was still very hot for us. We visited in the end of August, probably my the hottest time of the year. Overall I think this is a nice restaurant and would recommend if you are craving for Chinese food or Sichuan cuisine.

We were there to dine in, 2 days ago, we were visiting from USA. The waitress and probably the…read morehead of the resto told they were full. We were there to eat lunch. Those crew thought we were looking for a job, because we are Asian. First, ask your customers how you can help them, never ever stereotype them. Very poor customer service and not communicating properly. They don't deserved even 1 star, they are 0.