Hiromi Cake In Roma

Magical place, a divine Matcha Ice and a spectacular strawberry daifuku, seasoned with friendliness in a beautiful relaxing place, as soon as I return to Rome I will definitely go there again

Matcha was watery, salmon onigiri was a bit dry and parts of the rice was still hard. Otherwise, everything else was alright.

A corner of Japan and peace in one of the most beautiful neighborhoods of Rome.. perfect service, excellent desserts, an experience to repeat 🤩

I've had shave ice both in Hawaii and Japan before, so I was very excited to try the kakigori here. Firstly, when I ordered it, the server warned me that it was just ice, which made me think that they already had many disappointed Italians complaining about it before. When is was brought out, it was huge and served with a huge tablespoon. I have never had shave ice served with a tablespoon before! Overall, I want to give points for effort; the matcha syrup was good quality and evenly distributed, the adzuki amount was generous and also on the inside not just the top, which really helped the flavour. The whipped cream on top was an interesting choice (I'm usually more familiar with condensed milk) but I guess Italians like their whipped cream on everything. The main let down was the texture. I understand this is a matter of preference, and some people prefer it crunchy, but I think there is something wrong with their machine, as I have never had anything this chunky before; it was more like chips of ice. No wonder the locals had been presumably complaining. As the ice melted, the middle part started solidifying into a large block, and the huge size and single flavour made it quite an arduous task to finish. I think the dessert would be significantly improved if they invested in a higher quality shave ice machine to make the texture more like fine snow, as it should be. Nevertheless, I enjoyed the experience and regularly come to enjoy their other treats like their cakes and onigiri, which are always spot-on.

Excellent Japanese pastry shop, which serves very good matcha lattes (especially for Rome).

The matcha latte and the yuzu mochi are very good.

When I first heard about this japanese patisserie in Rome I was skeptical. Although I love Japan and it's cuisine, Roman arrangements have always been exaggerated and unpleasant to the taste. But it was the pastries that captured my taste buds in such an explosive manner that only fireworks can compare to it. Those sweets couldn't possibly be a second-rate type of commestibles, as well as the drinks and beverages they served there. I lost my heart to the flawless flavor of that majestic matcha latte with tapioca and whipped cream, topped by an excessive, but appreciated, amount of matcha powder. My soul melted when I laid my eyes on a marvellous orange tulip-like one portion cake. Not only did the mango and strawberry ice cream revelled in an exceptional way, but it is a cake that can't possibly be overcome by any sweet in this planet. I enjoyed my time at this pastry shop and I wonderfully recommend it to matcha lovers like me. Mine has been a divine experience.

Special desserts, outdoor seating with sofas, excellent service, and very kind staff (they added a sugar tag with the words "Happy Birthday" to celebrate my birthday!)

Excellent quality Japanese pastries, individual prices are a bit high but you pay for quality.

A Japanese pastry shop with a wide variety of intriguing and traditional sweets; during the holidays, they also reinterpret classic Italian desserts with some excellent Japanese touches. The Japanese woman who works there is extremely friendly, kind, and knowledgeable. A very interesting place!