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Si vous voulez de bons souvenirs de Fondazione Memmo Arte Contemporanea, venez d'abord dans ce restaurant. La cuisine japonaise est bien préparée à Zuma Rome. Ce lieu propose un thon poêlé délicieux. Si vous avez faim, venez ici pour un cheesecake délectable. C'est le moment de déguster un cordial délicieux. Cet endroit offre un expresso immense parmi ses boissons.

Une atmosphère chaleureuse et un bel intérieur font de ce restaurant un endroit charmant. Un personnel mignon attend les clients tout au long de l'année. Zuma Rome offre un service spectaculaire à ses visiteurs. Ce lieu a obtenu le score de 4.3 dans le système de notation de Google.

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cod Wrapped in Hoba Leaf

du Palazzo Fendi

pecan

alexander

cracker and Caviar and Truffle

manzo Wagyu

the 5th floor

the iconic Palazzo Fendi

exotic Fruit

the lounge

Evaluations des Zuma Rome

Zomato 3,9/5 ⋅ 23 notes Foursquare 9,1/10 ⋅ 350 notes Google 4,3/5 ⋅ 4148 notes

Trip 3,8/5 ⋅ 2430 notes

Facebook 4,6/5 ⋅ 6332 notes

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Terrasse extérieure Cartes de crédit acceptées Wifi Réservation Accès personnes handicapées Terrain de stationnement TV

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Service Temporairement Indisponible Merci de réessayer plus tard.

Robin Niego

2 années plus tôt sur Google

Première visite chez ZUMA à Rome dont les restaurants sont nombreux dans le monde entier . Tout est à partager et c’est assez sympathique pour ce style de cuisine Sushis pas mal dans leurs globalité , Tempuras aux légumes et Salade Zuma sans réel intérêt . Duo de Tartares avec caviar bien présentés et très bons , frais avec une présentation originale fort appréciable . Pavé de saumon quelconque et trop cuit. Black Cod bon et bien cuit mais manque de saveur . Les desserts sont le vrai point fort .. un délice ! Très copieux , le dessert à la Noix de pécan est fantastique . Le Cheesecake pour 2 est à tester mais le visuel est plus impressionnant que le gout . Pour résumer , le rapport qualité-prix n’est malheureusement pas bon . Oui on est dans un restaurant RoofTop à la mode mais si il n’y avait pas eu les desserts qui émerveillent le repas entier , la globalité de la soirée aurait sans doute été décevante vu le prix payé . Service: Dine in Meal type: Dinner Price per person: €100+

Florence Very

5 années plus tôt sur Facebook

Un bel endroit romain .....

Pte Mason

2 mois plus tôt sur Google

When visiting Rome, one expects an experience filled with charm, hospitality, and memorable food. The Eternal City is known for its culture, romance, and of course, its restaurants. On my most recent trip, I had high hopes when booking a table at Zuma, a Japanese restaurant that carries a reputation for sophistication and fine dining. I envisioned an evening that would become one of the most important nights of my life, as I had planned to propose to my partner there. Unfortunately, the reality of the evening was the complete opposite. What was supposed to be a celebration of love and commitment turned into a night of frustration and disappointment, largely due to poor service, long waits, and an overall lack of care from the restaurant staff. The first red flag appeared almost immediately after we were seated. While the ambiance was stylish and modern, service was strikingly absent. After ordering drinks, we realized we had not been given utensils. This might sound like a minor issue, but waiting over 30 minutes just to be brought a fork is unacceptable in any restaurant, let alone one with Zuma’s reputation. It felt as though the staff were inattentive, overwhelmed, or simply uninterested in ensuring guests had a positive dining experience. By the time the fork arrived, the atmosphere had already shifted from excitement to disappointment. Food delays compounded the problem. Something as simple as sweet potato took nearly 28 minutes to arrive, which is difficult to justify. A restaurant of Zuma’s stature should run its kitchen with efficiency and precision, especially considering the premium prices charged. While the dishes that did eventually arrive were presented with care, the frustration of waiting overshadowed any enjoyment. Meals, particularly at high-end establishments, are meant to feel seamless, with each dish flowing naturally into the next. At Zuma, however, the pacing was so disorganized that it felt more like a test of patience than a fine dining experience. The menu itself also left much to be desired. While I understand that Zuma specializes in Japanese cuisine, the selection of sides was extremely limited. This restriction left us without satisfying options to complement our mains. When dining at an international restaurant in Rome, one expects a thoughtful balance between authenticity and variety. Unfortunately, Zuma’s menu offered neither. The lack of sides and supporting dishes only highlighted the inadequacy of the entire experience. The most disappointing part of the evening, however, was personal. I had chosen Zuma with the intention of proposing to my partner, imagining that the upscale atmosphere would provide a memorable setting for a life-changing moment. Instead, the prolonged waits, inattentive service, and lack of care destroyed any chance of creating that memory. Instead of focusing on my partner and the proposal, my mind was consumed by irritation and frustration. A milestone that should have been joyful and unforgettable was overshadowed by a stress. For that reason, the disappointment I feel goes beyond food and service — it is tied to a once-in-a-lifetime moment that was ruined. In conclusion, Zuma Rome is not a restaurant I could ever recommend. Between the unacceptable delays, poor service, limited menu, and the overall lack of hospitality, the experience fell far short of even average expectations, let alone those of a high-end establishment. For visitors to Rome seeking a special dining experience, there are countless other venues that offer warmth, efficiency, and genuine hospitality. Zuma, in contrast, offers frustration and disappointment. It was, without question, the worst restaurant experience I have had in Rome, and I would strongly advise others to avoid it. What could have been the most meaningful night of my life became a lesson in how a restaurant’s failure to provide even the basics can ruin an entire occasion. Rome deserves better, and so do its visitors. Food: 1 Service: 1 Atmosphere: 5

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