Spring rolls at Zhong Yi in Rome
Your obvious choices. I do not know what a red sauce is for the last dish; maybe tomato? at Zhong Yi in Rome
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Serves meat, vegan options available. Chinese restaurant serving vegan dishes including spring rolls, dumplings, noodles, soups, and vegetables. Can veganize more dishes on request by omitting eggs, such as fried rice. Specify vegan when ordering. Open Tue-Sun 12:00-15:00, 18:00-23:00. Closed Mon.

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2 Reviews

First Review by DesireePin

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nikg

Points +202

Vegetarian
12 Sep 2024

Good place if you're desperate for any vegetables

Rome loves its meat and carbs; if you want some vegetables more substantial than a plate of lettuce, you are in for a search. Fortunately this place is pretty close to the Fountain of Trevi, has at least a small section of plain old vegetable dishes. I got a table a bit after 13:00, and waited, and waited. Eventually someone came and took my order. I got spring rolls (steamed instead of fried), "chinese vegetable", and, out of habit, some rice.

The spring rolls contained 99% cabbage, and a few slivers of carrot. But they were fine. The "chinese vegetable" was nothing but pak choi and one huge clove of garlic, in a small amount of very light broth. Still, it was whole vegetables, which I was grateful to find after a few days in Rome! Portion was not particularly large, but enough. The rice was dry and chalky, and as I'd had more than my fill of carbs so far, I didn't finish it.

Total bill around 10 euros. I probably should have gotten the ma-po tofu, but I have learned to be *very* wary of that dish at any restaurant that isn't much, much more up-front about what's actually vegetarian and what isn't.

Updated from previous review on 2024-09-12

Pros: You can actually get vegetable dishes there!, Vegetables were fresh and cooked just right., x

Cons: Sketchy atmosphere., Only a few vegetable dishes to choose from., Slow service.

The appetizers, soups, noodles, and rice. Some probably-vegetarian options there. at Zhong Yi in Rome

"Chinese vegetable". Pak choi is indeed a Chinese vegetable. at Zhong Yi in Rome

The spring rolls (steamed instead of fried). Just cabbage and a few bits of carrot. at Zhong Yi in Rome

The entrance. They have sidewalk tables and two rooms inside. at Zhong Yi in Rome

The room I was in. at Zhong Yi in Rome +3

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DesireePin

Points +91

Vegan
19 Sep 2023

Chinese food in Rome.

We had spring rolls, fried rice , noodles with vegetables and an eggplant dish. All were tasty and worth a visit.

Pros: Variety , Taste , Price

Cons: Closed on Monday.

Spring rolls at Zhong Yi in Rome

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