Ristorante Zonwa In Roma

Came back TWICE at the end of 3 week eating trip in Amsterdam/Catania/Palerno/Rome ! Coming from Singapore, where Chinese restaurant serve food of a single provincal type, we were worried that a pan China restaurant may not cut it for us. We were very impressed that the northern China food was spicey and numbing as it should be, and the southern China food, especially the fish, was delicately handled. And excellent service from Mr Fuq, who was very friendly and knowledgeable. Not to be missed when in Rome.

The manager so helpful and polite Food outstanding

Pleasant atmosphere. Friendly waiter. Very tasty traditional Chinese dishes. I recommend it and we will definitely return.

I ordered takeout. The cashier spoke excellent Chinese. I ordered spicy chicken and a medium-sized sauerkraut fish. He suggested it would be just right for two people. The food was delicious, and both dishes were definitely worth trying.

Quick and friendly service. Tasty food!

It was delicious. The two of us ordered three dishes and were very full. The taste was great, and I would recommend it.

After a week abroad, my Chinese stomach finally gave in. I searched through many reviews and finally found this place, ordering hot and sour noodles, Sichuan-style chicken, and vegetable fried noodles. The first bite of the Sichuan-style chicken was heavenly – highly recommended! The vegetable fried noodles were also delicious, like the kind sold from street vendors near university campuses (not in a derogatory sense, but when I was in university, my best friend and I would grab a bowl of fried noodles from a street vendor after evening study sessions – it was truly delicious). The hot and sour noodles were just okay; you can try them if you're really craving something spicy. They also charged a mandatory 2 euro service fee when I paid, but there wasn't much service involved – just bringing the food and clearing the plates once each. Also, as the reviews mentioned, the person at the counter is a language whiz who speaks Chinese, English, Italian, and Hindi – I envy his language talent!

If You know your local "Chinese" restaurant - that's the place. It's really tasty and well priced for what You get. Can definitely recommend, Rome needs more places like that.

Good tasty Chinese The wanton soup was delicious

Excellent food and excellent service.