Al Re dei Cuochi In Roma

Five of us went there for New Year's Eve, having known for a month that the fried foods and fresh sushi had improved. Finally, one of the first Chinese restaurants in Rome deserves it. It's a family-run restaurant run by hard-working people who have always tried to treat everyone well and are always serious about their cooking and serving. A place where you can finally chat quietly... important for those who don't want the stress of the noise of the place, six diners, and music.

Takeout. I ordered takeout from them... driven by an uncontrollable craving for Chinese food! I went in myself, so no delivery. Inside, it's clean and tidy... 80s-90s-style decor. The owner and staff are kind and quick. I must have waited about 10-12 minutes. I had grilled meat ravioli, special rice, and shrimp with teriyaki sauce and vegetables. Honestly, I've had better rice... but it wasn't bad. A good alternative to pizza. Prices are average... they also do sushi.

The place is nice. Some tables are pretty close to each other, while others feel more reserved. The food is impeccable, everything was served perfectly. If, or when, I'm in the area again, I'll definitely visit again.

One of the oldest Chinese restaurants in Rome. Delicious food and a very friendly owner! The restaurant is also truly beautiful.

What a great find!! Delicious food, lovely atmosphere, and super friendly staff. And the prices are affordable!!! Highly recommended :)

The owner is kind and helpful. He always welcomes you with a smile. The food is excellent; I love the grilled fettuccine and the shrimp in kataifi pastry (I hope I spelled that correctly). Good value for money. After some time, I need to revise my review. The dishes seem to have lost their edge. The quality is declining. This isn't quite right.

It's still my go-to place. Unbeatable value for money. Super friendly staff and top-notch food, including sushi.