Rimessa Roscioli – Rome

Rimessa Roscioli – Rome

The Roscioli family has dominated the Roman restaurant landscape for several years. With the opening of Rimessa Roscioli, the family has ventured into the upscalel end of the casual dining spectrum offering a slightly upscale, contemporary touch to traditional Italian cuisine. The restaurant and cooking class, coupled with an Italian tasting menu matched with Italian wines, tutored by the restaurants chefs and sommeliers, is big hit with tourists and locals alike. Almost every tour agency in the city includes the class and tasting menu as part of their regular tour activities. But it’s also a great spot for a reasonably priced, classy little Italian meal.

Chinacy – Vienna

Chinacy – Vienna

Chinacy brings a short but well-executed menu of Chinese dishes to a small single dining room with a sleek, contemporary décor. The mid-day menu with soup and beverage is available with a wide range of Chinese main course items and street food favorites like baos and dumplings.

Taeko – Vienna

Taeko – Vienna

Taeko has garnered a spot in our list of favorite Asian restaurants by offering a reasonably priced authentic Japanese menu full of Asian favorites, including yakitori (grilled skewered meats), sushi and some killer ramen dishes. The modestly decorated indoor dining room is small but pleasant. Service is friendly and efficient.

Shoyu – Vienna

Shoyu – Vienna

Shoyu Ramen provides a multi-cultural menu featuring both Japanese ramen and Chinese soba and udon noodle dishes along with other Asian favorites, from pickled eggs to a variety of donburi (main-course rice dishes). The kitschy décor won’t win any interior design awards but is pleasant and accommodating. Service is friendly and efficient.