HuaYiYuan In Roma

Food is good, service is good, AC is very very good. Around 20€/person very good price for the food provided like it very very much. Six side dishes like kimchi, Soja sprossen, egg roll, cucumber, potato, spinach can be added for free, waiter came and asked willingly, no need to beg for it. Hint: Ginseng chicken soup needs to order one day before. Didn’t know this. Would definitely order it next time. Each table there’s a service bell menu is digital. Love it. No need to making effort to make eye contact with the waiter/ess to beg for service super advanced.

I traveled in Italy for one week. On my last day, I want to switch from Italian food to something fresh. I am lucky to pick this Korean style restaurant. I ordered cold noodle ( as the outside temperature is 85~100F for the whole week), its so delicious and satisfying. The soup is ice cold, well balanced with vinegar and sweet; the apple slice is crispy, tomato cube is flavory ( comparing to US tomato). Highly recommended!

It's so delicious! I think this is the best place in Rome!

My partner and I went here for dinner today, we are fond of this place because it was our first date. The food is always delicious as we remembered! Too bad the atmosphere is a bit cold and the staff is not very smiling and friendly. Kimbap is excellent and prices are reasonable unlike other Korean ones.

the food was amazing, they have a lovely dog called Taotao🥺

I learned a little Chinese a while ago. Although this is a Korean restaurant, I heard it was run by a Chinese person, so I greeted them in Chinese. The counter clerk just told me to speak Korean, which was a little embarrassing, but I thought it was consideration for me because I'm not good at Chinese. However, when I left after eating, I said in Chinese, “All the food here is delicious,” but my pronunciation was not very good, so the staff member said, a little annoyed, “Please speak in Korean.” When I said this, everyone who accompanied me was surprised and embarrassed. I was upset and said, "I wanted to try using Chinese. I also wanted to wish you a happy new year and make a lot of money (Chinese greetings)." Our group was planning to go to this restaurant again, but we changed our minds and didn't go again. The food was delicious, but the irritating female staff member's attitude was unpleasant. And the female employee who said she was Chinese thought she spoke Korean perfectly, but as a Korean, her pronunciation and nuances were awkward for me to hear. The attitude of treating other people’s kindness carelessly was very unpleasant.