Haiku In Roma

All very good as always, fast service and prices even slightly lower than average. TOP.

I have been frequenting the all-you-can-eat restaurants in Rome (and beyond) since 2011, from the boom to the downturn, and I must say that here you can find delicious and out-of-the-ordinary dishes. Very good quality, fast service and overall a very welcoming place.

Always friendly staff, and then technically speaking if you don't go and evaluate only the "customer-grabbing" dishes that are so fashionable lately (such as fish of various kinds with burrata on top) Nagoya is currently probably the best all you can eat until Tried it today. That's because nigiri uramamaki maki and gunkan are simply made better! and above all there is a variety of taste and choice compared to 90% of other places where the difference is now only found perhaps in the accompanying sauce.

Really excellent for both cooking Japanese as well as Chinese cuisine

Rude and annoyed staff, especially the waiter. I had to ask for the sauces 3 times because they weren't brought to me, moreover, I received very abrupt and rude answers, which is a shame, because the food is good.

Lately there had been a decline in the quality of the food offered. But now they have improved the offer. After a long time we returned and were pleased to see that the food was good and fresh. On Saturday evening without a reservation for 2 we ate all you can eat. Paid €53 with 2 cans of coke and 1 water 500 ml. We'll be back.

Basic, good quality and fast service. The environment is welcoming and the owners very nice. I have to say we have gone several times and it has never disappointed us.

Mid-range Chinese-Japanese restaurant. Pleasant and rather spacious room. Helpful staff. Over time, improvements in the menu

Every time I come back I don't regret it.....the best in Rome is around. Optimal

Excellent food and service. Very cold environment.