Wok & Tea — Restaurant in Rome

A Hidden Gem in Rome for Asian Food Lovers!

I stumbled upon this restaurant during my trip to Rome, and it turned out to be one of the best food experiences I've had in the city!

I ordered the ramen with pork, and it was absolute perfection — rich, flavorful broth, tender pork slices, and perfectly cooked noodles. The special fried rice was a star on its own, packed with savory flavor and just the right texture. I also had steamed dumplings that were soft, juicy, and bursting with authentic taste.

To top it all off, I tried a sparkling fruit bubble tea, and wow — refreshing, slightly sweet, and a fun twist on the classic boba. It paired so well with the meal.

If you're in Rome and craving amazing Asian food, this place is a must-visit. Everything was fresh, delicious, and served with great care....

A certified hole in the wall Chinese spot that is always busy and full of Chinese diners - a great sign! The walls and shelves are filled with manga and anime posters and figurines. The wall has photos of dishes and they range from standard to more adventurous dishes. Usually one gentleman running everything (taking orders, delivering food, cleaning tables, etc) that it can seem hectic. I've been coming here last few years, have tried many of the dishes, hot and sour soup is delicious, fresh and spicy while egg rolls are crunchy and piping hot even 10 minutes on the table. Glass noodles with vegetables and shrimp and Cantonese fried rice are reliable and tasty. If you want good Chinese food and bubble tea at a great price - don't...

Affordable, above average food. Good enough to satisfy your Asian food or Chinese food fix after days of Italian food.

We ordered the Chinese fried rice, sweet and sour pork, beef curry and some dumplings. The fillings of the dumplings were tasty but the dough that wraps it is too thick. The pork was good especially the sauce although the breading was too much. The beef curry was very light on the curry which was sad because I wanted curry that night.

But as I wrote above, its cheap (only €23 for all plus water and beer) and, if you’re Asian and you’ve reached that point where you’re getting sick of Italian staples, this is...