Green T. In Roma

A bit disappointing for a Michelin-starred restaurant

I loved food , 5 stars for food. I given 4 stars because chairs were a bit dirty and I paid 14 euro for service 2 person and was not included water in these 14 euro

High-quality cuisine, without a doubt. Technically well-executed dishes, clean flavors, and no feeling of heaviness at the end of the meal. The fact that several diners of Asian origin were present in the dining room is a significant indicator: the menu is clearly authentic and consistent with traditional tastes. Regarding the ambiance: the decor could use a refresh, as it currently isn't up to par with the cuisine, nor, especially, with a Michelin-starred restaurant. Nothing serious, but it's noticeable. Note on the service: We arrived late (2:00 PM) due to objective parking difficulties, a situation they were aware of. Despite this, the lights were dimmed at 3:10 PM to let us know they were closing. I understand the time and the staff's needs, but from a restaurant of this caliber, I expect more elegant end-of-service management, perhaps communicated with courtesy and not so bluntly. In summary: the cuisine gets a thumbs up, the authenticity is evident, and the service could be improved. With a little more attention to the welcome and ambiance, the quality would truly be up to par.

Terrible service by a waitress for a Michelin standard restaurant. Should have explained the dishes and portioning better. When asked about a dish, she kept repeating the name of the noodles which didn’t help with the explanation. Portioning was way off, as we are a family of 4 with 2 kids and we ended up over ordering — again no explanation from the waitress on how the portions were done. Some positive notes, the rest of the service crew was great and food is good too except for the pork dish which was overly salty and the wanton soup was bland with finger tip sized filling for the wonton. Feels like drinking plain water with pasta.

It was delicious (>_<) It was calm and pleasant :3

An excellent Chinese restaurant in the heart of Rome, with an elegant and relaxed atmosphere. The menu is fabulous, with a wide selection of meat, fish, and vegetable dishes, as well as delicious rice and noodle dishes. The dim sum appetizers are also not to be missed. The food is fresh and lightly prepared, yet flavorful. The flavors are authentic. The restaurant is spread across multiple floors and rooms, yet it is quiet and tastefully decorated. The service is very friendly and attentive, without ever being intrusive. I always love returning and highly recommend it.

Quality food and well-prepared dishes. The service was satisfactory. The staff was friendly. The table is a bit narrow, but there's enough room for a small group to squeeze in. The only problem is the walls, which are splatters of food (the table is right against the wall). I'd recommend a splash guard or painting the walls to create a sense of cleanliness and hygiene, for greater comfort. The prices are moderately high, but the portions and quality are beyond question. Overall, the experience is worth it.

Exceptional Chinese cuisine. The dim sum tastes like something you'd find in Chinatown. The vegetables are fresh and crisp, the seasoning is excellent, some are quite spicy, but everything is delicious and not too expensive. Highly recommended if you're looking for something a little different from typical Italian. The service was friendly, patient, and personable, as we needed some clarification on the menu.

A very positive experience. It was lovely to talk with the owner and hear about aspects of China imported to Rome hundreds of years ago, later transformed into typical Italian culinary traits. The dishes are well-prepared and respectful of Chinese culture; you won't find any Westernized dishes.

Great food and service. The food was amazing