Ginza - Rom

Booked 3 months in advance. On the day of booking I found it closed for renovation. Without a warning or message.

Reservation made on the site, I arrive and they are closed for work!!! write it on the site right??? a funny hour's drive...

Friendly staff and good service, I enjoyed the atmosphere of the room, tables and crockery. Speaking of food, for my experience (i.e. all you can eat menu was fully in the average of restaurants offering this same type of cuisine and service. Menu all you can eat not too vast, and personally I was hoping to find the nigiri unagi (anguilla , but this is personal. However in general there is choice, but not excessively. They make a discreet tempura. Overall I wouldn't disagree with this restaurant, but at the same time I don't even feel like I'm more than the average of all you can eat in Rome. I didn't try the à la carte menu, so I don't know if in that case there is an actual quality momentum.

All in all a very bad experience. There were several things that immediately gave me a very bad impression, starting from the lack of parking (except for 3 parking spaces in front of the restaurant), the poor quality of the fish which proved to be well below the average of the sushi restaurants in the surrounding area. and the poor cleanliness of the toilets which smelled very bad. After all, however, the place is really very nice aesthetically, especially the small garden outside. Dishes that are truly beautiful to look at, but as soon as you eat them you immediately notice the low quality of the products. The soy sauce was actually VERY salty, coughing.

Nice place, friendly and kind waiters, excellent food and even with the all you can eat formula, the types of fish offered are different and not the usual tuna and salmon. I've been going there for years, I highly recommend it!