Impressione Chongqing In Roma

It's not for everyone, real real Chinese food with raw materials of various kinds! Super spicy, with exceptions. Small and spartan place with simple, good tables. Perfect for those who love this type of cuisine and environment. For everyone else there are the All-You-Can-Eat

It's the best spicy Chinese you can get in Rome. It's definitely not the best but it is excellent relative to the rest of rome. It'll satisfy your craving if you really need spice I'd highly recommend the Chongqing chicken with taro

The beef noodles are wide noodles, not too oily, and just right spicy. Hand-shredded cabbage is like stir-fried cabbage with garlic. The key point is that it has the flavor of the pot and is delicious. Vegetable and tofu soup, in order to supplement protein, I ordered tofu The fish-flavored eggplant is oily, fragrant and spicy. It is delicious and enjoyable. The important thing is that the eggplant is not soft and rotten👍👍

Characteristic place even if simple. The food was very good, we tried both classic dishes such as ravioli and other dishes with particular cooking methods and sauces, specifically the chicken with potatoes in a spicy sauce which I would have happily drunk until the last sip but I was too full and had to leave 🤣 recommended place, prices not cheap but still honest. Choice of desserts and first courses a little limited compared to the classic Chinese one.

The food is not slow to serve. It takes about fifteen minutes to serve. The braised pork is delicious. The portion is a bit small. The haven shrimp is not bad. Six large shrimps. The fish-flavored shredded pork is average and on the same level as the takeout ordered in London. The pickled pepper sea bass is fresh and tender. We saw that they were not allowed to bring their own drinks, so the four of us ordered a pot of tea, a bottle of Wong Lo Kat and a lot of dishes. There were two bottles of drinks in the bag, which would be heavy to carry around, so we asked the waiter if we could drink the drinks we had brought with us. The waiter said yes. But after seeing this, the landlady had a bad attitude and said that we can't bring our own drinks. We tried to talk to her and explain that we ordered drinks. She just ignored us and walked over without looking at us. We had a good attitude and wanted to ask, but she ignored her. I went to the counter and explained to her and asked again. Her attitude was still bad. The store is very small and there are many foreigners in the store. What they care about is not that they don’t allow you to bring your own drinks, but that they have a bad attitude. Finally, I got a bottle of Coke for free

Fantastic place, real traditional Chinese, nothing to do with our Europeanized Chinese, the special soups are highly recommended

Very large and varied menu, really tasty dishes, excellent flavors and skilful use of spices. The dishes are classified according to spiciness, simple but welcoming environment, generous portions, low prices. I would say overall a very good experience, to be repeated to satisfy other curiosities

The place is great and family owend. Every nights it was full of chinse ppl so that’s how i knew it was the real deal. I loved the soups and the tofu with minced meat. They offer to go as well.

Compared to the mediocre restaurants in Termini Station, they serve really delicious food that suits the tastes of Koreans. Plus, the price is cheap. I feel so fortunate to have found this place. We had fried rice, beef stew noodle, and tripe noodle, and they were all good. The menu in the picture is braised ribs. If you come to Rome, I hope you come when you have no appetite.

The pickled fish and beef soup are delicious! Come two days in a row~