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We went here for our evening meal all the food was fantastic and the service was good too ...young lady very helpful with our choices and the fried ice-cream is to die for...meals average at around 4-5euros and are very generous...going back tonight

I visited this restaurant with my family in August during my visit to the Vatican. The food was tasty and the price was reasonable. The portions are generous. It is recommended to eat at this restaurant if you feel like some Chinese food in the land of Pizza and Pasta.

If you tire of Italian food this is an excellent alternative. About 50% of the people eating there were Chinese speaking so you know its good. Fried duck is really good but they don't serve it with any sauce. Only Chinese restaurant I have ever been to that serves veal, but it is in Rome after all. Voir le carte

We had a hunkering for good Asian dishes at the same time not over spend, we found both from this place. The only thing that bothered me a bit was.doc I ordered was supposedly roasted but it seemed like it was Fried. The vegetable dish my wife or game did not have any meat even though they said it has pork but their prices were almost just half of the normal charges from other restaurants

Is surprise for me the quality is good than my expect. Because usually Chinese restaurant in Europe I can predict all dish taste is same with dark colour sauce but this small Chinese restaurant are doing well And have nice service. Price is affordable for anyone. I'm highly recommend to try if you want to take some Chinese food in Rome. Location is close to train station just few min by walk.

We ordered chow mein, fried rice, egg rolls, steamed dumplings, fried chicken and steamed bok choy. The last option was not on the menu and the lady who works there was very nice and served us Chinese broccoli instead. All the dishes were fresh, hot and served quickly. All meals were tasty and the restaurant hosts were very accommodating. We highly recommend if you need a brake from Italian food! Voir le carte

I stayed in Rome for 4 months and this is the only Chinese restaurant I have visited a few times even I need to take 40 min transportation. Small restaurant but staff are very friendly. I do recommend a few dishes that are really worth to try: pork rib bow 排骨煲 fried prawn 炸蝦 fried noodle 炒面 soar spicy soup 酸辣湯 These dishes give me a flavour of hometown. And I will definitely go back whenver i am in Rome again.

Excellent food...Excellent value.Generous portions . The menu outside does not do it justice in my view. It's up the same street as Hotel Lazio very close to the train station. The young lady who served us appeared to me to really struggle to hide complete lack of enthusiasm to the extent I left worried as to was she okay. Given the area it's in I did also wonder if clientele have low service expectations. In conclusion a very tasty filling meal .

We were aiming for a place down the street which was closed so came here instead. We ordered spring rolls, dumplings. The spring rolls were bland and greasy, the dumplings were okay. We ordered plain rice, Cantonese rice, duck and Szechuan pork. The white rice came thirty minutes before the duck, which was cold and very dry. The Cantonese rice was also cold and the pork took almost an hour to come out. Would not recommend, especially if you need to catch a train! Voir le carte