Samurai In Corciano

16/07/2025: Welcoming and well-kept. Friendly staff, very attentive and courteous owner. Excellent food!

19/06/2025: Here we are in another historic Chinese restaurant in Perugia, which however has only been offering a menu in line with competing restaurants and with an All You Can Eat formula for a few years. It is located along the main road of Via Settevalli and there is both a small parking lot in front of the entrance of the restaurant and two larger parking lots of adjacent businesses. There is no unpleasant odor in the air. 1) What is the restaurant like? To be honest, I liked the pre-renovation style much more, now it feels like entering a sort of canteen on a ship. But apart from the somewhat questionable design, the tables (about 15?) are quite spacious, with comfortable chairs, fluid tablets, and nice and clean bathrooms. The service is quite fast and professional but the staff is a bit too cold and detached (the only thing they said to me in two hours was asking for the table number at the cashier). Chinese piano-bar style music at a pleasant volume. No other detail struck me positively or negatively. 2) How is the food? Overall, the menu is well-stocked (but unfortunately without Thai dishes), good plating, but with some doubts about the freshness of the raw fish. -Appetizers: Apart from the spicy and sour soup, the carpaccio and tartare had a questionable consistency and a strange flavor. The ravioli were also disappointing (1/4) -Sushi: Apart from the uramaki with black rice that seemed to have been prepared for hours, it was overall pleasant (2/4) -First courses: Quite good but could be improved (3/4) -Second courses: As above (3/4) The sweet bread in the shape of a bunny is available but unfortunately limited to only one piece per person 3) Is it worth it? Let's say that it was not an experience in line with the price paid (for lunch, €20.50 with a bottle of water). If the price had been AT LEAST 1€ less I could have turned a blind eye (but not that much, since there are competing restaurants where you can eat better for less than 19€), but as things stand I cannot warmly recommend the visit. - Final 'Bandix Travels' rating: 29 points out of 50 (average of AYCE in Perugia: 35)"