Tenmaya In Roma

Locale giapponese con menù alla carta carino come location e molto caratteristico.personale (che poi credo che siano anche i proprietari) molto cortesi!i piatti proposti sono i classici con qualche variante particolare tipo Okonomiaki che non si trova spesso!nel complesso materia prima buona e di qualità forse i prezzi un filo alti ed è per questo che mi limito a tre stelle se i prezzi fossero stati leggermente inferiori avrei dato 4stelle!

I am not a fan of "ethnic" cuisine, I avoid olliuchenit, I haven't eaten Chinese since I was 15. I discovered ramen thanks to a friend who directed me to a well-known franchise, very good. My son (then 7 years old) became a ramen glutton and by chance we discovered this Tenmaya. The place is very nice, there are traditional tables and tables with the seat inside a sort of tatami. Then different rooms where I have never been but still a very comfortable environment. Then we move on to the cuisine: takoyaki (octopus balls) gyoza (traditional ravioli with a filling with various condiments), ramen (traditional soup with long homemade pasta and with different condiments including chicken, beef, shrimp and vegetables) yaki udon and yaki soba (another type of pasta sautéed on the griddle with vegetables and condiment like for ramen) the dishes to try. But above all I find one thing here that I have not (so far) found elsewhere: okonomiyaki! The typical omelette seasoned in sweet and sour sauce with sauces and mayonnaise. Once we had the classic "sushi boat" and with plenty of wasabi it went down wonderfully without any problems. The drinks are the classic Western ones but there is also the legendary Sapporo beer (from the name of the place), which is good but not too strong. Prices are all in all normal for a cuisine that is very appreciable and not banal. Generous portions of ramen, udon and soba. Recommended!

Super Japanese restaurant, with sushi and other Japanese food. The owners are Japanese, not Chinese, as is common in Rome. Everything is as we like it (good food and ok prices) and we go to this restaurant every time we are in Rome.

Nice place in the Tuscolo area, we returned after a few years and the quality is always high. We ordered the ravioli with meat, with vegetables and with prawns. This time we had spaghetti, rice with salmon and vegetables and sushi. The mochi is very good.

Siamo ritornati a cena con amici in questo grazioso ristorante in zona Tuscolana. Abbiamo ordinato una marea di piatti e come sempre tutto ottimo, personale gentile e prezzi onesti.

A very beautiful place reminiscent of traditional Japanese trattorias. The food was excellent, on another level compared to Ayce. Fair prices

Really good sushi, excellent crispy pork, I give a 4 star only for the grilled beef... but very good food, recommended

King of Glory is very handsome, Xiao Anan is very cute, and the boss lady is very beautiful Love it, love it

A point of reference in the neighborhood characterized by excellent traditional cuisine. The ramen doesn't arrive for half an hour, but that's right: after all, it's not instant ramen and every single second is worth the wait. Hands down among the best Japanese restaurants in Rome.

I have been going to this restaurant for years where I have always received a warm welcome. The staff is kind and helpful, there is in particular a waitress who speaks Italian very well and who has the patience to describe every single dish to those who, like me, have a visual disability, but do not know braille. In fact, this was one of the first places in the area to put menus in braille... the dishes are excellent, both raw and cooked and the desserts, in particular the moji and ice moji, are delicious too