WaFu Sushi In Roma

A truly charming and welcoming location. Perfect if you're coming as a couple. The quality of the dishes is among the best.

A great find in San Lorenzo, near Rome's Termini Station. Quiet and not crowded, probably one of the best all-you-can-eat restaurants I've ever had. The staff is very kind and friendly. Keep it up!

Very good. Super good service and menu. I recommend it.

Alex cooks wonderfully, and Roberto is incredibly kind. Highly recommended!

It was incredibly delicious! 🍣 Yes, it may be a little strange that they decided to eat sushi in Rome.. But honestly, we're tired of pizzas, pasta, lasagna, etc 🍕🍝 And we decided to dilute our food leisure time. This place is quite cozy. A very nice and friendly waiter girl. And, of course, delicious sushi and rolls! So much so that we decided to buy more to go! Thanks to the chef and cooks for the really decent sushi in Rome! A lot of customers and the freshest fish! Grazie! ps. In the photo with the chef of his own person! 🤝

I had the pleasure of discovering this place for a business dinner. It was, hands down, the best sushi I've ever had in Italy (and at a reasonable price). Kudos also to the young woman who kindly and attentively served us throughout the evening.

Best sushi in Europe, exceptional value for money, extremely friendly service.

Excellent value for money, very good quality, and friendly service. 100% recommended!

I don’t usually leave reviews, but this was such an enjoyable and satisfying dining experience that I wanted to share it. Our family visited around 8 PM for a late dinner and ordered the fixed menu of sushi. A young lady staff kindly explained the menu in English and perfectly adjusted the serving pace. She carefully observed whether we had finished each dish and served the next one right on time — such thoughtful service. Even though we asked for extra wasabi and ginger several times, she always responded with a warm smile and brought them promptly. The sushi quality was excellent, just as good as what we’ve had in Japan or Korea, and though the rice was slightly soft and moist,, the overall taste was almost perfect. We couldn’t finish everything because the portions were so generous, so we asked to have the remaining sushi packed for takeaway. She prepared it neatly with wasabi, soy sauce, and chopsticks all included. I regret not asking for her name when we paid, but I’d like to express my sincere thanks to the young lady server who took such good care of our family around 8 PM on October 9. She truly made our dinner experience warm and memorable. ☺️🩷

After visiting Japan and experiencing authentic Japanese cuisine, everything changed. My standards were raised, and since then, no Japanese restaurant in Italy has given me more satisfaction. I had come here with low expectations, but it managed to surprise me quite a bit. I tried almost the entire menu and can assure you that the taste and quality are just as good as what I'd experienced in the land of the rising sun. The only thing I'd suggest improving is the karee raisu (Japanese curry rice): there's not enough curry. Other than that, it's hands down the best Japanese restaurant in Rome. Even though I was about to explode from eating like four people, I didn't have any bathroom problems (as sometimes happens elsewhere). I will definitely be back.