Hu’s Restaurant In Roma

I'm giving these five stars specifically to the Filipino female employee. I wasn't in a great mood today, but that employee was so gentle and nice. Even though we didn't speak the language, she was very patient and even taught me how to say certain words. She's such a kind person! I wish her all the best!

I've eaten here many times, so here's a brief review. Today I ordered the shredded pork with garlic sauce over rice. The shredded pork was too sweet and greasy, the meat was dry and tough, and I couldn't eat it. It also lacked the characteristic fish flavor, and the scallion, ginger, and garlic flavors were either absent or I couldn't taste them. The steamed buns, pan-fried buns, and soup dumplings were all quite good, but the quality of the soup dumplings varied greatly; some had almost no broth and the skin was very hard. The clay pot rice had too little broth; towards the end, I was just eating dry rice (the toppings weren't very oily). The fried noodles were okay, no major issues. The wontons and lean meatballs had small pieces of ginger in the meat, which were edible, but the aftertaste was very strong. The soy milk was great value; you can't go wrong ordering a cup. The glutinous rice was also good value, but it had the same problem: too little broth, making it easy to eat dry (the toppings themselves weren't very oily, so it really was dry). The milk tea was okay, but it took a little long to prepare. I haven't tried the ramen yet; I'll try it next time. One more thing, the store is quite deserted, so you can try playing some music.