Zuma Rome

Zuma is on Via della Fontanella di Borghese. It sits a five-minute walk from the Spanish Steps.

The room runs smart, leaning into a polished, high-gloss aesthetic that feels distinct from the trattorias dominating the rest of the district. While the neighborhood is defined by centuries-old brickwork and traditional Roman recipes, this kitchen focuses on Japanese grills and sushi. It is a calculated departure for anyone tiring of pasta, offering a level of technical precision that the surrounding area lacks. You come here not to replicate a classic Roman experience, but to escape it.