Neko Sushi San Giovanni — Restaurant in Rome

Without a doubt, this was the best sushi we've ever had! Every piece was perfectly prepared – fresh, well-balanced ingredients, and the ideal ratio of rice to fish. The flavors were incredibly refined – the delicate tuna melted in our mouths, the salmon was buttery and juicy, and the rolls were crafted with great attention to detail. The well-seasoned sauces and crispy toppings made every bite a little masterpiece. The biggest culinary highlight was the dishes from the "Neko Experience" – a true harmony of flavors and masterful ingredient combinations. Absolutely worth trying! Besides sushi, you can also enjoy ramen, noodles, tempura dishes, and grilled specialties, making it a great spot even for those who aren’t hardcore sushi fans. Another huge plus is the fantastic value for money – on Sunday, we paid only €20.90 per person for the "all you can eat" menu! Considering the quality and variety of dishes, this is an absolute steal. The staff is super friendly, the atmosphere is cozy, and the quality is top-notch. If you're in Rome and love Japanese cuisine, this place is...

My Dad and I went here earlier for lunch without any reservations. I was not sure if we would be seated immediately because I knew it was quite a popular restaurant. The moment we walked through the doors, a waitress (who did not speak any English) came and asked if we had a reservation and I said we did not, yet we were seated right away. Maybe it was the fact that it was lunch time and the table turnovers were quicker compared to dinner or maybe not, I don't know. We were served our drinks about five minutes after being seated and our food was served around 10 minutes later. The food was delicious and out of all the times I ate salmon sashimi, theirs was on the very top of my list. The waitress who seated us did not know how to speak English but was very patient with the little Italian I know. Overall, we had a great meal and are satisfied with the food...

We came here on 25/11/2020 at 3pm, in pandemia period. When all restaurants can work until 6pm. They said you can order only once because kitchen gonna close soon. We said OK and choosed menu all you can eat. Have to say we ordered a lot, but we thought we have enough time to eat these.

Around 3:30pm waiter came to us and said that they will close in 5 minutes. We asked ok we can take it with us. At the cassa lady asked extra 15 euro as punishment because we didn't finish eating all our order. I know about this rule because I often visit sushi places. But if they close kitchen you still can sit and finish your eating.

Here I tried to explain I was OK to eat all my order. But you came to me saying we are closing. It's not my fault you close so early. After some dispute we paid that punishment and decided we will not...