Issho Sushi Amazoniko — Restaurant in Rome

A disappointing experience. The venue, plates and cocktails are absolutely beautiful to look at, and the dishes taste okay/ are good quality, but a couple things about the service really detracted from the experience. We asked to sit outside and everything went okay for the first hour until the staff forgot that we were there. We had to go inside to get someone’s attention. Staff were very apologetic and all would have been perfectly okay but they forgot about us again (another 35 minutes before we received even more drinks that we ordered while we went inside to follow-up), brought a wrong order, had to ask us again what we had wanted, switched between 3 staff each time, told us that because what we wanted was now popular with other guests it would be better if we could order something else, then after 2 hours of waiting for 5 (small /tapas portion) dishes, told us at the end we could not split a menu course between two people and would have to pay a la carte (very small portions for above average prices for tapas - style plates), when we were recommended to take the option of the menu up front and clearly both contributed to the order. Worth mentioning that my friend speaks Italian and I understand Italian but don’t speak it very well. Nowhere on the menu was it stated that it was a menu course / person that could not be shared. Two of three waitstaff were very understanding and kind while the third tried to make it our fault and make us pay extra (and even went so far as to get mad at me and tell me she did not want to speak with me in English but with my friend who would speak Italian (she spoke English too)). I will not be returning but if you go, just be weary of this particularly so you are not...

When Sushi meets South America. Very nice sushi restaurant that offers classic sushi recipes and South American twists to discover new flavor. The interiors are nice and they even have a Japanese style seating area. The fish seemed fresh and had great taste. They offer a discovery menu for 26 euros. This gives you the opportunity to try 5 courses from their menu (some dishes cannot be ordered though). If you are in a big group and you order 5 courses to share, you will be exploding because it's really a lot of food. It will be as much as in an all-you-can eat. The staff is super kind. Recommended, especially for the alternative recipes that make your...

Went for lunch with a friend and when I walked in the atmosphere looked very nice. You had to scan the QR code to read the menu. It was really awkward to scroll through everything while the waitress was standing over you as you looked through your phone for your order.

I ordered three types of sushi, a main rice and shrimp dish, miso soup and Goyza dumplings.

The sushi was average, I had one with Philadelphia cream cheese and it was melting the cheese wasn’t very tasty was very slimy. The Miso soup was not a Japanese Miso soup it had odd noddles and the broth was so dark it was as if they added soya sauce. It was also...