International Restaurants in Romania

One of the best-known restaurants in Brăila's old town, in a historic building.

Hotel restaurant in Băile Herculane serving Romanian and Central European cuisine.

Traditional Transylvanian and Saxon cuisine restaurant on the charming Piața Mică in Sibiu's Old Town. Menu includes Saxon-influenced dishes like goose leg, smoked sausages, and Transylvanian potato soup. Extensive list of Transylvanian wines. German-speaking staff reflect the city's heritage. Excellent for a traditional meal.

Traditional Muntenian restaurant in Slobozia serving local Bărăgan specialties.

Italian-leaning restaurant on Strada Independenței in Slatina's central district.

Long-standing restaurant on Strada Nicolae Bălcescu in central Focșani.

Turkish restaurant in Galați serving the city's Turkish community and curious locals. Authentic kebabs, pide, mezze, and baklava. Turkish and English-speaking staff. Galați has a notable Turkish population due to its port trade history.

Turkish restaurant catering to the local Turkish community with kebabs and mezze.

International-cuisine restaurant (Mediterranean, pasta, pizza, burgers) on the Militari/Drumul Taberei border, Sector 6. Found via Bolt Food/Wolt delivery listings, cross-verified on its official site.

Popular Cluj restaurant with Transylvanian cuisine and international dishes. Frequented by expats, tourists, and students. Outdoor terrace in the summer.

Independent Korean restaurant, well reviewed on Tripadvisor.

Hungarian-Székely restaurant in central Miercurea Ciuc.

Scenic restaurant on the Danube promenade in Galați with panoramic river views. Traditional Romanian and fish cuisine. Terrace dining in summer. Popular for special occasions and business dinners.

Large traditional Romanian restaurant and event venue in the Giulești/Crângași area of Sector 6, found via research and cross-verified against the restaurant's own site and independent restaurant-reservation directories.

La Pui popular local restaurant chain in Craiova specializing in grilled chicken and traditional Romanian dishes. Very affordable, always fresh, and beloved by locals. Great for families.

Restaurant on Strada Cuza Vodă in central Botoșani.

Restaurant on Strada Curtea Domnească in Suceava's historic core.

Long-standing restaurant near the Bistrița river in Piatra Neamț.

Historic restaurant on Piața Victoriei. Central European and Romanian cuisine. German and Hungarian menus available. Iconic Timișoara meeting spot.

Italian restaurant on the old-town square of Baia Mare.

Traditional Maramureș cuisine restaurant with local dishes, plum brandy and folk atmosphere.

Fine dining in Cluj, near the Matei Corvin house. Transylvanian and international cuisine. English, Hungarian, and German menus. Expat favorite.