Jinjá Parioli Ristorante Giapponese — Restaurant in Rome

Elegant interior design, clean, quick service, however the food quality leaves much to be desired. We were seated in the terrace which seems to be just the 2nd floor. 18.90 for all you can eat lunch on weekdays. The fried sushi rolls arrived cold, takoyaki was ok but way too much batter with one tiny squid cube inside. Sashimi was tender, not much flavor. Grilled salmon was on point, it's the only dish we ordered twice. I like that the gunkan portion is small.

There's not a lot of variety in the menu. They can perhaps work on their food presentation. You get mini packed sanitized napkins at the end of your meal though so that's something new in all you can eat sushi places in Rome so far. Overall, it's worth a try but I won't say I'll be...

Excellent all-you-can-eat Japanese food for both lunch and dinner, as good as it gets, with an iPad-based touchscreen ordering system like at Chikutei that's easy and very efficient. Hands down friendliest and fastest service of any Japanese-Chinese or Japanese-Japanese restaurant in all of Rome. Unique rolls, decent sashimi, good though limited Chinese food selection. Large variety of Japanese dishes. Only bummer is it's a bit far from the city. Forget taking a bus there or returning to central Rome on a bus. Instead, take the metro to Flaminio and then the overland train service Roma Nord, single stop, to Euclide and you're there. Do the same on the way back. Can't recommend this place...

I've been here more than one, so I can say that I've tested it well. The is good for the price, the service and its management is the worst thing, because when you ask for something it is usual you get your request accomplished, or when you call to book a table they lose your booking somewhere. This happen to me twice, and the last time they didn't want to take my ticket restaurant when I specifically called to ask it. So, in conclusion maybe I've been unlucky, but for sure I'm not coming again anymore. I recommend you another one called yu on la Giustiniana, it my new chose for now. Have...