Neko Sushi Ostia In Roma

Classic all-you-can-eat. The place is overcrowded, so you practically eat next to strangers. Very noisy, and the staff doesn't speak Italian, except for one very friendly Italian guy.

I have been a customer for several years and it is the best ever, I love it

For lunch on a Thursday, the place was packed; we ate well and in reasonable time. The food was definitely above average; many of the waiters didn't speak Italian, but they were all helpful. The restaurant manager was extremely kind.

A big compliment to the guy who served us, Damiano. And the kindness of the receptionists. Professional, kind, and helpful. For the menu, I would have preferred more choices, including grilled fish and lemon shrimp.

Fresh, quality food, very well-kept and clean environment!

I love this restaurant, I go there often because I live nearby.

Very nicely priced sushi for the area but service can be slow. For one all you can eat menu you're looking at about 20 euro (22 American dollars).

Excellent Chinese-Japanese restaurant: I booked easily by phone the night before, and the place is easily accessible with GPS, although the lack of dedicated parking is the only real obstacle. The welcome was very positive: my wife, daughter, and I went on a Sunday, and our reservation was already carefully noted. The dishes are truly delicious, the service is prompt, and the quality of the ingredients—especially the sushi—is evident. The value for money is satisfactory, and the option to pay by debit or credit card is also convenient. Four stars fully deserved.

As a first-time visitor, I can say it was a pleasant experience. The food was good and as described on the menu. The service was prompt, and the staff were courteous and attentive. It's definitely a place I'd recommend.

Everything was delicious, with attention to detail in the decor of the place, but they had a kind of bulldog of a waitress who advised us to stare at each other so we could leave. I understand that it was late and we didn't realize the time while chatting. A word of advice: you won't lose customers if you approach kindly and say, "Sorry, we're closing, we'll bring you the bill, okay?"