Hasekura - Carta

Small simple restaurant excellent service Tempura menus are good value. Nice quality cold Sake. If you are 'pasta ed ' out this is a fresh and light alternative.

The food was okay-ish but ridiculously expensive, no Asian atmosphere… expensive wines and no control over loud clientele.. not a place you want to be relaxed and enjoy good Japanese

Very pleasant waitress and also helpful. The chef made for me a special vegetarian sushi , so good. All food was very tasty. The prices are high but you expect it. The minus is the menu which is very confusing and hard to understand what to order Recommended Ver carta

Went for lunch today and didn’t google the place first... We ordered a sushi menu and got a tofu appetizer, delicius roasted vegetables in a soup, a noodle soup, 12 pieces of sushi and some sliced fruit as a healthy dessert. All that for just 22 euro is a find. All very tasty and friendly staff to! All in all a good surprise.

a pleasant experience. definitely nothing to do with the infinite of everything you can eat-more or less well-! now rampant. an elegant, minimal but warm and welcoming; friendly and helpful staff; every single dish with an unmistakable goto, characterized. It's a really nice evening, very funny. go every time you want to make a trip.

Looked the busy, so I came back after having no reservation previously. I needed a change from an all Italian menu, and here seemed ideal. Not having an orange juice as advertised wasn’t a good start, then no coke. Settled for overpriced water. Food was poor , fried chicken was decidedly “ glassy”and the Californian roll lacked crab, but had plenty of lettuce. No, didn’t work. Overpriced and poor service, wasn’t approached once. A miss. Ver carta

the place is very small, so you have to book for the time to hope to find a place. is well maintained and managed by friendly and competent people. I found everything excellent that I ate: tuna, salmon and cooked vegetables. delicious also beer, as well as the sakè recommended by the owner. prices are high, but they are public, so before entering you can make a prediction of how much you will spend; In my opinion they are justified by the high quality of what you eat and drink.

As someone who has visited Japan a number of times, I can say the food was almost authentic. My partner had sukiyaki and I had tempura menu. The cooked fish with its delicate flavour was next to none. The rice was a bit hard though and not sticky enough. Service was a bit slow probably because of the kitchen. Considering how many restaurants in Rome try to copy Japanese recipes with promises of low prices, this restaurant stands out and the prices reflect so. We paid €65 for the food and water and it was worth it.

Visited tonight after a week of eating pasta and pizza so fancied something different. The service was slow but the staff were polite and helpful, however the menu only offered 3 vegetarian friendly options (even the grilled vegetables aren’t vegetarian) which were all sides we had veg tempura which was average, tofu was unseasoned and tasteless but the seaweed salad was really nice. Our friends eating meat really enjoyed their food but I wouldn’t recommend this place for people who don’t eat meat. Was pretty disappointed with the lack of options considering it’s a Michelin star restaurant. Ver carta