International Restaurants in Romania

Upscale seafood and Mediterranean restaurant on Calea Victoriei. Fresh fish, oysters, and seafood platters flown in from the Atlantic and Black Sea. Elegant interior and private dining rooms available. One of the better fine-dining addresses near the Athenaeum for business lunches or special dinners.

Restaurant cu bucătărie românească tradițională și creații culinare moderne, în incinta Hotelului Casa Wagner, lângă Piața Sfatului.

Wasabi Running Sushi conveyor-belt sushi restaurant at Iulius Mall Cluj.

Specialty coffee roastery and cafe on Bulevardul Matei Basarab in Slobozia.

Bistro on Strada Octav Onicescu in Botoșani.

Asian restaurant in central Ploiești serving Chinese stir-fries, noodle soups, and sushi. Popular with the university student population. Fast service, reasonable prices, and decent portions. One of the few Asian dining options in Ploiești for expats and travellers craving a break from Romanian cuisine.

Chinese restaurant on Strada Cartojani in the Ferentari area, Sector 5.

Asian wok restaurant in the Mega Mall food court, Bucharest.

Coffee, wine and tobacco bar on Strada Basarabilor in Slatina.

Lebanese restaurant in Oradea.

Independent Lebanese restaurant with its own delivery app and mobile ordering.

Traditional Japanese teppanyaki restaurant. Food prepared tableside on iron griddle. Theatrical dining, popular with expats and Japanese community.

Tiny independent bubble tea and coffee shop just off Piața Romană.

Lebanese restaurant on Mihail Sebastian, sister venue to Sweet by Marvio.

Coffee bar on the ground floor of block V4, Bulevardul Alexandru Ioan Cuza, Slatina.

Specialty coffee bar on a pedestrian street off Union Square, also serving wine and small plates in the evening.

Restaurant two blocks from Piața Unirii offering a modern take on traditional Transylvanian cooking.

Coffee and tea house on the central street of Sfântu Gheorghe.

Independent Chinese restaurant near Parcul Carol with a kitchen run by Chinese chefs.