Yo' Fusion - Marconi

I didn't like they prefer reservations for dining in! Waitresses ver awesome, sweet and patient in explaining the menu and items despite the fact they speak little Italian and I speak none. Food was good and portions were a bit above normal but it is OK since they also serve Japanese food and the place is huge and looked much different than other similar restaurants in the area I had Shrimp salad, salmon as an appetizer, grilled salmon and veggie fried rice and all tasted good They also have a seated all you can eat offer... the taken on is the offer on items from a set menu any item out of the menu will be at an additional charge... Will be back for the all you can eat offer and will make you reconsider this offer 🤣🤣🤣

We went here for an early supper, and my son's birthday- he loves Sushi... first, the food is pretty good, and served quickly once you order. We had salmon-rice cakes, dumplings, tempura and other standards. No real complaints, it was certainly well presented and tasted fresh. The greeting was pretty cold at the front, and there was really no significant interaction with the staff. They did offer drinks/ water. Ordering was via an iPad mounted at the end of the table. It's not possible to navigate or view the menu from the other end, making ordering painfully tedious and inefficient. We ended up ordering 2 items by accident. The prices were reasonable. I gave the food 4 stars, but it's more like 3.5 really. What was truly terrible was the awful music blasting throughout. It was North American autotuned techno-rap/dance junk that was obnoxious, loud and clashed terribly with Asian cuisine interior vibe. It really made us all want to leave as soon as we could, including our teenaged kids. We skipped dessert because of this. It essentially ruined the meal. I'd suggest another place for sushi if there are other alternatives in Rome ( I'm sure there are).

Food was tasty, the only thing I missed was that there wasn’t a lot of meat/ chicken sushi options. But the things I ate were nice. The company uses a tablet to order food, but you can only change the interface to English. The ‘abouts’ of the sushi were in Italian, so it was a thing to translate know and then. Cocktails were also a good one and also a wide rage of non-alcoholic drinks. The service was friendly and helpful and spoke English.

We’ve been to quite a few sushi buffets in Rome and this is the first time that we have limited order. For example, sashimi is limited..you can’t order more than x amount each. Each ordering session is limited to x amount of dishes. Then you have to wait for another 15min to order more. Service was ok. Food was ok. The excuse for limited dishes to ensure food quality can be considered. However, having to wait for the 15min countdown until you can order again is quite limiting for an all you can eat.