Fireroom is Istanbul’s best choice for Western pop-food favorites, with burgers, big gourmet hot dogs and tacos topping the list. The restaurant is a fast-casual format. Order at the counter and enjoy your meal in a trendy, industrial décor targeting a younger crowd.
You know you’re getting authentic Chinese cuisine when the name of the restaurant is in Chinese without being anglicized. It even confuses Google Maps. But who cares? This isn’t just the best Chinese food in Rome. It may well be the best Chinese food in Europe.
Although you can find a few restaurants that offer burgers on their menu, we’ve only found one spot, dedicated to burgers, that gets it right. T&C Burger Lab is Rome’s best choice for a juicy burger and fries.
Describing Giarrosto Fiorentino as old school is a bit of an understatement. This place is the quintessential Italian steakhouse. Great steaks with an Italian personality. This is the best spot in Rome for a steak.
French restaurant, Le Carré Français, is one of the few places in Rome you can go that doesn’t have a trace of Italian personality. Delicate French pastries, crusty French bread, escargots, onion soup and every possible thing you can think of that is culinarily French is here. Le Carré Français is the quintessential French restaurant in Rome.
There are lots of Japanese restaurants in Rome but this one is the best mix of ambiance, food and service at a reasonable that you can find. They’ve perfected sushi, sashimi, ramen, tempura and anything else remotely resembling Japanese cuisine. Shiroya is Rome’s best choice for Japanese cuisine.