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Romo Restaurant Menu Prices 2026: Full List, Cocktails & Best Value

Romo Restaurant brings together Latin and Asian culinary traditions under one roof at 177 3rd Ave in Paterson, NJ. The menu features bold takes on ceviche, sushi rolls with Caribbean twists, grilled meats and seafood, and signature cocktails served in theatrical glassware.

Paterson, NJLatin Asiatic FusionHandcrafted Cocktails
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Signature items

Pulpo A La Brasa$27
Ribeye Steak$49.50
Paella De Marisco$54
Romo Fried Ricefrom $24
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What to order — at a glance

Cheapest item
Sangria $9
Most popular
Pulpo A La Brasa $27

Grilled octopus — a signature appetizer

Best value combo
Parrillada De' To' Un Chin $59

Feeds 2–3 with ribs, steak, chicken & more

Most indulgent
El Hueso Tomahawk Market Price

52 oz Angus beef flambéed with Dominican rum

Combo meals

Romo Restaurant combo and meal deals

Parrillada De' To' Un Chin (Vol 2)$59

  • Grilled sausage
  • Glazed St. Louis ribs
  • Caribbean chicken skewers
  • Skirt steak
  • Asian honey sauce
  • Chimichurri
  • French fries
  • House salad

Best for 2–3 guests

Parrillada De Marisco$95

  • 2 grilled lobster tails
  • Shrimp
  • Octopus
  • Calamari
  • Mussels
  • Clams

Seafood feast for two or more

Sushi De To' Un Chin Sampler$45

  • Five signature rolls, 4 pieces each

Great intro to the sushi a'platanao section

Full menu with prices

Romo Restaurant full menu and current prices

Prices sourced from romorestaurant.com as of 2026. Verify current prices with the restaurant directly.
Appetizers13 itemsHouse Specials12 itemsSalads2 itemsSushi A'Platanao5 itemsFrom the Grill7 itemsTo Share5 itemsSides8 itemsHouse Cocktails9 itemsClassic Cocktails & Wine9 items
Budget picks

Cheapest items on the Romo Restaurant menu

  1. 1Sangria$9
  2. 2Wine by the Glass$10
  3. 3French Fries$8
  4. 4Mashed Potatoes$8
  5. 5White Rice$8
  6. 6Yuca Mash$9
  7. 7Crispy Tostones$9
  8. 8Moscow Mule$12
  9. 9Pastelitos$13
  10. 10Croquetas De Maduro$14.50
Calories not published — prices shown

Most-ordered items: size and price at a glance

Romo does not publish calorie counts. This table shows price ranges for popular multi-protein dishes.

ItemProtein OptionPrice
Romo-FongoPollo$23
Romo-FongoChicharrón$26
Romo-FongoShrimp$27
Romo-FongoSteak$33
Romo Fried RiceChicken$24
Romo Fried RiceShrimp$27
Romo Fried RiceSteak$28
Tierra Y MarSteak only$36
Tierra Y MarSteak + Shrimp$46
Tierra Y MarSteak + Lobster$59
Price comparison

How Romo Restaurant prices compare to similar fusion dining

Like-for-like comparison across Latin fusion and upscale casual restaurants.

CategoryRomo RestaurantTypical Latin FusionUpscale Casual
Appetizer$13–$27$12–$22$14–$28
Signature entree$23–$49.50$20–$40$25–$55
Shareable seafood platter$54–$95$50–$80$60–$110
House cocktail$14.50–$18$13–$16$15–$20
Classic cocktail$9–$14$10–$14$12–$16
About

About Romo Restaurant

Romo Restaurant opened at 177 3rd Ave in Paterson, New Jersey, carving out a unique niche with its Latin Asiatic Fusion Cuisine concept. The kitchen draws from the deep culinary traditions of the Dominican Republic, Peru, and the Caribbean, weaving in Japanese and broader Asian techniques to create dishes that feel simultaneously familiar and adventurous. Guests encounter flavors like anticuchera-marinated octopus, plantain-topped sushi rolls, and Peruvian-style lomo saltado alongside a full cocktail program featuring theatrical glassware and premium spirits.

The restaurant's atmosphere is designed to accommodate both a relaxed weeknight dinner and a high-energy social occasion. Signature sharing platters — from the Paella De Marisco to the flambéed Tomahawk steak — anchor the experience, encouraging communal dining. The cocktail menu leans into personality: drinks arrive in purse-shaped glasses, IV drip bags, and custom bottle replicas, underscoring Romo's commitment to memorable presentation alongside quality ingredients.

Romo Restaurant represents the growing Latin-Asian dining movement that has taken root in New Jersey's diverse urban communities. With a menu that spans sushi a'platanao, Caribbean mofongo, and Japanese-influenced fried rice, the kitchen bridges cultures in a way that reflects Paterson's own multicultural character. The restaurant can be reached at (973) 270-0600 or manager@romorestaurant.com for reservations and events.

1location (Paterson, NJ)
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Frequently asked questions

Where is Romo Restaurant located?

Romo Restaurant is located at 177 3rd Ave, Paterson, NJ 07514. You can reach them by phone at (973) 270-0600 or by email at manager@romorestaurant.com.

What type of cuisine does Romo Restaurant serve?

Romo specializes in Latin Asiatic Fusion Cuisine, blending Dominican, Peruvian, Caribbean, and Asian culinary traditions. Expect dishes like grilled octopus with anticuchera sauce, plantain-topped sushi rolls, Peruvian lomo saltado, and Caribbean mofongo.

Does Romo Restaurant have sushi?

Yes. Romo features a dedicated Sushi A'Platanao section with creative rolls that fuse Japanese technique with Caribbean ingredients. Options include the Romo Roll (tempura with cream cheese, bacon, and passion fruit sauce) and the Bachata Mix Roll (shrimp tempura with seafood white sauce), priced from $17–$19.

What is the most popular dish at Romo Restaurant?

The Pulpo A La Brasa ($27) — grilled octopus marinated in anticuchera sauce and chimichurri, served over roasted pepper cream with baby potatoes — is widely considered the restaurant's signature dish.

What are the cheapest items on the menu?

Side dishes start at $8 (French Fries, Mashed Potatoes, White Rice) and $9 (Yuca Mash, Crispy Tostones, Maduritos, Sauteed Vegetables). Sangria and classic cocktails begin at $9–$12. Pastelitos (Caribbean patties) are the most affordable appetizer at $13.

Does Romo have options for sharing?

Absolutely. The 'To Share' section includes the Paella De Marisco ($54, serves 2–3), the Parrillada De' To' Un Chin ($59, a mixed grill for 2–3 guests), the Sushi Sampler ($45, five rolls), and the Parrillada De Marisco ($95, a premium seafood platter). The market-price Tomahawk steak — 52 oz flambéed tableside with Dominican rum — is the ultimate group centerpiece.

What cocktails does Romo serve?

Romo's cocktail program features house originals like the Romo Pero Feo ($16.50, Brugal 1888 with strawberry and tropical fruit) and the Mamasota ($18, Ciroc Peach with elderflower and mango), as well as classics starting at $9. Many house cocktails are served in theatrical glassware like purse glasses, IV drip bags, and bottle replicas.

Is Romo Restaurant good for vegetarians?

There are limited but notable vegetarian-friendly options including the Burrata Frita, Queso Derretido, Grilled Caesar Salad, Romo Salad, and several sides (French fries, mashed potatoes, white rice, sautéed vegetables, yuca, plantains). The kitchen's focus is primarily meat and seafood, so vegetarians should confirm preparations when ordering.

How does Romo Restaurant compare in price to other restaurants in the area?

Romo sits in the mid-to-upper casual dining range. Appetizers run $13–$27, entrees $19–$49.50, and shareable platters $45–$95. Cocktails are $9–$30 depending on spirit selection. It is priced above typical fast-casual dining but offers an elevated, experience-focused atmosphere that justifies the spend for special occasions.