Sakè - Ristorante Cinese Giapponese In Frosinone

I've been frequenting this restaurant since 2018: the best Chinese/Japanese restaurant, in my opinion, in Frosinone. A classic location with perfectly executed decor. Service is well-timed (neither slow nor overwhelming) with attentive, unobtrusive staff. Rice and pasta are well-cooked, and salmon is fresh and lean. A varied and tasty selection of Uramaki, prepared in plain sight and never stale. The price is reasonable, even lower than some other restaurants in the same category in Frosinone. A guarantee.

Staff who can't speak Italian, good food

Unfortunately, I wrote a top-notch review four years ago, but now I've had to change it because since the management changed, the food has been decidedly subpar. It's dripping with oil, even the salmon skewers, which were the stuff of the old management, are now fried, hard, and inedible, instead of being grilled and tender. The presentation of the dishes is sloppy. On Saturday the 25th, my last visit, I had severe stomach pains! I miss the old management. Too bad, too bad! They're ruining a name!

All was great, tasty, nice, efficient

Personally, the best in Ciociaria. The fish always seems excellent, both raw and cooked. The Japanese and Chinese dishes are both well-prepared and always tasty, never bland. I really enjoy them.

The best Chinese/Japanese restaurant in the area. Excellent service, very friendly staff, and amazing food.

very kind and polite staff, super available to customer needs, very good food, quiet place, highly recommended!!!

"Anthropologically speaking..." Leaving aside the above sentence, I love this place. The fish seems to be properly chopped, the ratio between fish and rice is balanced (a rare thing in an AYCE), the boys and girls in the dining room are very nice and efficient. There are small flaws, but nothing that doesn't make you want to come back or leave 5 stars: slightly slow service, justifiable by the incredible amount of work and the type of product offered, little variety in the type of fish, again justifiable by the AYCE formula. I recommend trying it, you won't regret it.