Top Best Japanese Restaurants in Italy

"Set atop Palazzo Fendi, where the Italian luxury brand has its flagship store, Zuma is nothing if not chic. The Japanese-inspired bar serves signature cocktails, as well as Italian wines by the glass, plus small nibbles like edamame or crispy calamari. Not only is the bar above the Fendi store, but it is also set in the very heart of Rome's most fashionable district, so the customers tend to look like they may have just stepped off a runway."

"What could be more glamorous that nibbling on a piece of sashimi sitting at a rooftop terrace in the centre of Rome?. At Zuma you can fulfil this dream, the trendiest Japanese restaurant found in cities like Miami, Dubai, New York and Hong Kong has chosen Palazzo Fendi for it’s Italian debut restaurant. Having opened in April 2016, Zuma is furnished with hot, vibrant colours, tohiki ceramic tiles and Thai wooden tables."

"This trendy Japanese restaurant (found in cities like Miami, Dubai, New York and Hong Kong) has chosen Palazzo Fendi for it’s Italian debut restaurant. Having opened in April 2016, Zuma is furnished with hot, vibrant colours, tohiki ceramic tiles and Thai wooden tables. The menu is a mix of cold dishes, salads, dishes cooked on the robata (a type of Japanese grill), sushi and sashimi."

"Temakinho is known as the coolest sushi place in Rome – though a little on the pricier side, it’s perfect for a special occasion or unusual event. Even more so as it’s not traditional sushi, but the Brazilian version – expect to find typical sushi pairings, but also plentiful meat and caipirinhas to go with your temaki. With stunning pastel-coloured interiors that will make you feel you’re in a pineapple-flavoured acid dream, and colourful spreads of food, this is a restaurant that offers Instagrammable dishes that don’t compromise on quality or taste."

"Also found in the Monti neighborhood, Temakinho serves up Brazilian-Japanese fusion food, more specifically sushi with Brazilian flavors: tuna, salmon, and sea bass rolls are paired with ingredients like mango, coriander, lime, and other tropical ingredients. Temakinho also serves a variety of Brazilian beers. Reservations recommended."

"With three fun locations in Rome alone, reservations are highly recommended at Temakhino as these small restaurants tend to fill up fast for lunch and dinner. Address Borgo Angelico, 30 (Vatican) | Via dei Serpenti, 16 (Monti) | Via del Tritone, 62 (Piazza Barberini). Hours Check individual restaurant pages for hours"

"Via Salaria 253, 00015, Monterotondo ItalyChinese, Japanese, Sushi, AsianLunch, DinnerTakeout, Reservations, Seating, Parking Available, Highchairs Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Accepts Credit Cards, Table Service[email protected]+39 06 906 0325http://www.ristorantedinzu.it/"

"Rome has its share of Japanese restaurants, mainly serving run-of-the-mill sushi and a handful of hot dishes. Doozo, an art gallery and restaurant in Monti, diverges from the pack with its highly seasonal a la carte and tasting menus. At lunch, a limited selection of sushi, broths, and tempura are served to a professional crowd (it’s not far from Italy’s national bank headquarters) while in the evening, there’s a more extensive menu."

", book shop, and even hosts exhibitions and classes in everything from sushi making to ceramics. A truly creative atmosphere accompanies the food here, making Doozo a favorite with Rome’s bohemian crowd. Diners come to enjoy plates of artistically presented sushi while flicking through the fascinating art books on the shelves, or relaxing in the tranquil garden at Doozo."

"Alberto and Enrico, otherwise known as Quinzi & Gabrieli, both originally from Amatrice, have a long history together. Longtime friends, they moved to Rome at the same time and quickly began learning all the trade secrets of the restaurant industry. They even spent time in Paris and London mastering their craft."

"Via del Porto Fluviale 67b, 00154 Rome ItalyItalian, Chinese, Japanese, Seafood, Mediterranean, Sushi, AsianLunch, Dinner, DrinksOutdoor Seating, Seating, Highchairs Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Free Wifi, Reservations, Full Bar, Accepts Credit Cards, Table Service, Buffet[email protected]+39 06 574 0260http://www.ladoganafood.com"

"Chef-owner Marco Martini revels in the art of surprise and searches in the most unexpected places to find unbelievable flavor combinations. His eponymous restaurant, located just minutes away from the Colosseum, has been awarded a Michelin star three years in a row, making him one of the youngest starred chefs in the country. Have a cocktail at the stylish bar before taking your seats in the charming restaurant, which has been decorated to appear like a traditional Italian winter garden."

"Michelin-starred chef Marco Martini is at the helm of The Corner, an upscale restaurant whose menu presents imaginative dishes along with reinterpretations of Italian classics with oriental influences. Their garden terrace is a verdant oasis of plants, flowers, and trees, and plush sofas and armchairs are perfect for sipping a drink or unwinding with an aperitivo."

"Venchi is a famous chocolate producer from Piedmont and has several branches in Rome. You will find shops selling ice-cream at Termini Station, in Via del Corso between Piazza Venezia and Piazza Colonna, in Via della Croce and near the Pantheon in Via degli Orfani. Other shops are located on the air sie of terminals 1 and 3 in Fiumicino."