Do not get the pork (cerdo) it is dry and tough as shoe leather (the waiter who cleaned up our table agreed that patrons should stick to the beef or chicken). Beef (lomo) wasn’t too bad - just very fatty - but the meat is arranged over the side dishes (choice of 2 - quinoa, rice or roasted potatoes) on each plate and with the butter knives and overloaded plates, it made a mess as attempting to cut the meat would push out the quinoa, rice or potato off the plate and onto the table. The waitress disappeared after our order and never returned even though we were the only ones in the restaurant at 6:40pm on Saturday; we had to call out for the check. Yali restaurant was much better but we only ate there twice for lunch.