Riso Sushi&Cocktail

On Via Marmorata, beside the Testaccio–Piramide area, Riso Sushi&Cocktail offers a fixed-price option near several walks through the southern part of Rome’s historic centre. Its all-you-can-eat menu costs €18.90 at lunch Monday to Friday, €20.90 at weekends and on public holidays, and €27.90 at dinner. The menu combines sushi with Chinese and Japanese dishes, and the restaurant also highlights its cocktails. This is not an open self-service buffet: guests order at the table. Drinks and desserts are not included in the published price, so the final bill can rise if you add cocktails or sweets. That makes weekday lunch the clearest lower-cost option for trying several preparations.

Comments mention the spacious room, prompt service and friendly staff; some travellers find the quality uneven or consider certain portions small for an unlimited menu. Read the ordering rules and pace your choices instead of expecting the large servings of a traditional restaurant. Its location, near Piramide station, makes it easier to add to a walk through Testaccio than a trattoria on the outskirts. If you have dietary restrictions, ask the restaurant before booking.

The address is Via Marmorata 113, a short walk from Piramide and the former slaughterhouse district of Testaccio. The official website publishes a phone number, menu and prices; the listing checked gives daily service from noon to 3 p.m. and 7 to 11:45 p.m., but confirm hours and conditions directly. For a smaller bill, weekday lunch is the clearest choice; for dinner, budget separately for drinks and dessert. Riso suits visitors who want sushi during a day in Rome rather than local cooking. It can fit into a Testaccio itinerary, but it is a different experience from a Roman trattoria.