Kiiro Sushi In Roma

A fantastic place with a very friendly atmosphere, the food is prepared with passion, fresh, and authentic. Reasonable prices. Parking is readily available on the street. I highly recommend it.

The udon noodles were very good, with generous portions. We also liked the bao; they weren't rubbery.

Must try. Excellent value for money.

Very good food, a mix of Chinese and Japanese, the service is a bit chaotic, but the atmosphere is very nice, with a unique room featuring a mural of lights completing the ambience.

Everything very spectacular, one of the best fusion places in Rome

Very nice atmosphere. Classic Chinese food adapted to Italian tastes. Dry grilled spaghetti. The chicken kongbao is good, though.

We visited this restaurant for the first time on Saturday with a couple of friends. They've been regulars for years, but it was our first time, especially since it's not close to where we live. We were pleasantly surprised by both the location and the extremely friendly staff. I'll start by saying that I'm not a fan of Japanese cuisine; the menu is à la carte, so that already provides excellent quality. The first courses were generously portioned; we tried both Chinese and Japanese dishes, and I must say, everything was delicious; I ate a lot and it was delicious! Not to mention the desserts; I tried a truly excellent Japanese lemon dessert, delicate and delicious! We also had sorbets and liqueurs, and I must say that, in my opinion, the quality/price ratio was truly excellent. I also found the restaurant dining room to be very elegant; a truly welcoming atmosphere, suitable for any type of evening. Highly recommended!

Everything perfect, à la carte menu, friendly staff, parking almost impossible, especially in the evening.

Beautiful place, clean and comfortable. Plenty of free parking in front of the place. Friendly and polite staff. Very good food. Good value.

A beautiful and welcoming Chinese-Japanese restaurant, good food, and friendly, professional service. I'm not giving the food five stars because some dishes could return to their former glory (less soy noodles, better seasoning, more tender chicken), but it's still excellent.