EOS - The Sushi Temple by Domò — Restaurant in Rome

If you’re looking for sushi and a vibe so immaculate it feels like you walked into another world to have dinner.

First off, the restaurant is massive—like “you could fit a small stadium in here” massive—but it doesn’t feel overwhelming. The dim lighting from table lamps and the soft glow of fairy lights in the central room give it this intimate, magical vibe that makes you want to stay just to chill. It’s like dining under the stars but with way better food.

The music? Absolutely on point. Upbeat enough to keep you relaxed between bites, everything is ordered via iPads so you do t need to wave down the waiters. It sets the tone for a fun night, whether you’re on a date, out with friends, or just pretending to be cooler than you actually are.

The waitresses look like they stepped off the runway, and the waiters? Absolute machines—efficient, fast, and always in motion. Blink, and your soy sauce is topped up without you even realizing you ran out. It’s almost unnerving how good they are at their jobs.

And the sushi? Fresh, beautifully presented, and delicious. It’s clear the chefs know what they’re doing. Each roll is a little masterpiece, and the sashimi practically melts in your mouth.

All in all, this place nails everything: food, vibe, service, and aesthetics. Go for the sushi, stay for the experience—and maybe the fairy lights. 10/10 would get full on nigiri and vibes again.

Best thing and pleasant surprise, no BS Service charges like we have in the UK. Service charge in Europe is actually abnormal …...

The place is ostentatious - pounding music and full of glitter and lights. Our waitress was clearly put out by being assigned a table. We ordered our food on an iPad and faster than a human could run to the kitchen and return than did our entire meal aggressively descend on our table. One of the bussers was very nice and wanted to chat but all others from their team who came to our table were straight out of the former Soviet Union in their stoicism. We joked that maybe he (the busser) was being held captive by the restaurant and was trying to pass along a message to us to save him. When we checked out - which was as fast as we could (we left the better part of a bottle of wine at the table we were so eager to get pick out of there) - I let the Maitre’d know of our experience. She was sorry to hear this and brought over the manager, who was also ver sorry to hear of our experience and was also very friendly. Those two interactions were the highlights of the experience. In the restaurant’s defense, the fish quality was good. That and the manager bumped it up to two stars. We found another Japanese restaurant that evening to end on a high note. Fish quality not as good, but the...

Just to set the record clear, this is a all you can eat sushi and oriantal food place. The price for lunch (I think) was 16.9 euro, and the price for dinner was 32 euros. This is not a high end Japanese sushi experience, you get those in Japan, mostly. That said, this was the best all you can eat sushi I ever had. The fish dishes were great, the meat dishes (especially the beef tartar and the beef carpaccio) were amazing, never had them as good as this, and in fact, every single dish we ordered was delicious. Service was very quick, the place looks great, the place is quite with good solid music background. I mean, apart from it being hard to find parking in that area (and we did find one very close, by chance), I don't have a single bad thing to say about it. Not only would I go there again, I'll probably go there on a weekly basis...