Grand Dragon In Roma

A unique experience. First time trying duck. A friend who had already bought it brought it to me and it was a nice surprise. They bring it frayed with wraps to be filled with spring onions, cucumbers and a special sauce. We also had some exceptional homemade pasta with pork and spring onions. I really recommend it.

It has always been one of my favorite Chinese restaurants to say the least Cantonese, their prawn dumplings and dumpling soup are top

Excellent quality food, service is a bit pragmatic towards the customer, more than good environment. But I would go back!

Beautiful HONGKONG restaurant. Top meat as per true Cantonese tradition.

“An authentic corner of China” This restaurant is a rare jewel: authentic dishes, traditional recipes from southern China specifically from Canton and Hong Kong and flavors that truly surprise. Forget the usual clichés, here everything is taken care of down to the smallest detail, from handmade ravioli to regional specialties that are difficult to find elsewhere. Cozy atmosphere, excellent and welcoming staff. Each visit is a journey into Chinese flavors and culture. Absolutely recommended! And above all you can feel and perceive the love and passion that the "chef" puts into his dishes.

Luckily still one of those places where you can enjoy classic Chinese cuisine. All very good. TOP grilled ravioli. Pretty cold place though. Too bad because it would be perfect.

Update: visited the restaurant with friends and ordered a lot. Great service, they speak Italian, Cantonese, Mandarin and English. Chinese chef and everything was made Hong Kong style. Stand outs were the beef noodles, Singapore fried noodles, Cantonese fried rice, ma po tofu, and bbq pork buns. Definitely returning! Ordered delivery and exceeded expectations. First off portion sizes are larger than other Chinese restaurants in Rome and closer to the platter sizes found internationally. I ordered the pancetta (pork) fried rice, the dry stir fried beef noodles with bean sprouts and green onions, the sweet & sour pork, and the chicken-corn-egg drop soup. All are Cantonese classics and were great in the flavour and format delivered. If I would critique, I'd say that the breading on the pork was a bit too heavy (like they used bread flour instead of rice flour), and the fried rice was a bit dense (like they fried freshly-cooked rice instead of cooled day-old rice). Nevertheless, these are finer points and maybe even related to it being delivery service instead of in-restaurant service. I'd say Grand Dragon hits the mark in reflecting the original Cantonese flavours from the owners' homeland. Definitely, I will order again and make a point to visit when I find the time to go cross-town.

Best Chinese Food in Rome:) Singapore Rice Noodle & Sweet & Sour Pork was the Perfect match for $16. Would definitely eat again. P.S Sorry I forgot to take a Pic but you won’t be Disappointed👍

For me the best Chinese restaurant in Rome

Can’t say it’s good enough. Just for survival.