Afrish In Roma

He wants to do too much; he should focus on Nigerian specialties and explain the dishes. Not everyone knows what my moi is!

Great end to a wonderful tour of Europe ending in Rome only to find this gem!!! Food fresh, portions just right, presentation great, ambience lovely. Will definitely be back!!

I ordered from here so I do not know anything about the atmosphere but with the quality of food, I would say the atmosphere will be very good. The food I bought (vegetable) and (barbecue) was very good and delicious. Recommend for people in Rome.

It's a very cozy atmosphere. They treated us Japanese guests with great hospitality and we had a wonderful time. The food was delicious, even though we had never tried it before, and the cocktails were, of course, great.

I was in Rome for vacation with my wife.After 3 days of eating all Italian food, I was craving for Nigerian food and my wife found Afrish .i ordered vegetable soup and my wife ordered jollof rice with chicken.The food was excellent. Real authentic Nigerian food. Trust me, I know good Nigerian food since I grew up in Nigeria and my parents owned a restaurant there. I appreciate tasty food with high quality ingredients anywhere in the world. Visiting Rome?Give Afrish a shot! The food is amazing!!!!

Nice and beautiful place. The service is good

Pro tip: come HERE after visiting the Colosseum/Capitoline Hill. 🔥 The “classic” Italian food in the immediate area is mid at best, but this was the best meal we had in Rome!!! I say that after having crushed some excellent pinsa romana, gelato, etc. Plus you can change up the flavor profile while feasting on protein and veggies and taking a little break from bread upon upon cheese upon bread, delicious as those things may be in this country.

We wanted a break from all the amazing Italian food we had all week, and Afrish was our choice. The entrees averaged 20€ a piece, and although they were not large portions, they were all filling. We were a party of 5 and ordered 4 entrees and 2 appetizers, and we all left too full for gelato. BBQ Fish was a little more but enough to share. I am not a Nigerian cuisine expert, but when we walked in, everyone else in the restaurant was from Nigeria, and the young lady helping us said she felt it was very traditional as well. We all enjoyed it, even the one weary member of our party. I would definitely eat her again, and I would absolutely give it a try if you are looking for something different in a city filled with many cultures.

As a Nigerian, I can confirm that this is the best I have had outside of Nigeria. We had the bbq fish and asun. Would recommend to everyone. Thank you!