Ristorante Chinappi

Ristorante Chinappi, this is a restaurant that focuses on Cantonese cuisine. The ingredients in their home are particularly fresh, and they are really super honest merchants. The coupons on the platform are also very cost-effective. I personally think that although it has just opened soon, it will definitely do better and better in the future!

Let’s get this out of the way: the seafood offered here is of exceptional quality and prepared in a skillful and tasty way. That said, the atmosphere is a tad anonymous, all painted in a shiny white and with a resemblance to a dance hall of a noble palace of the 19th century. The service, despite the number of people working there in and out of the kitchen, is not great and can be improved. Prices are high, you can easily spend 100€ per person, reflecting the food and the positioning of this restaurant. This is not an everyday place and not where you ask for fried calamari and shrimps.

Best tiramisu I’ve had in Rome. The raw fish dishes are probably the best too

Overpriced, average food. 46 Euro for 6 oysters? Mind-boggling. They brought us bread without us asking for it or letting us know it’s not free. We don’t mind 6 extra Euros but any charges should always be disclosed upfront. Our Linguini with shrimp had 2 shrimps in it. It was the main course. We left after that.

Nice little place, they help us order and their choices were expensive and not good. Pasta too salty and underdone, raw shrimp not flavourful, octopus poorly prepared.