Ikiitu — Restaurant in Iquitos

I had the classic baked fish which came with two sides of your choice - I chose rice and salad. This dish was on point and the salad fresh. I also had the fried sweet plantain with cheese - the plantain was slightly unripe or undercooked. The owner kindly gave me some complimentary green plantain chips which are the best such chips I’ve ever had - freshly fried with no oily residue taste and perfectly crispy.

Unfortunately I removed a star as I was charged 4 sols for a small teacup of hot water and 4 sols for two small foam takeaway boxes, both overpriced and more importantly the price not made known to me until I...

I've just had an excellent experience at Ikiitu. We shared a couple of dishes to be shared between 5 people. Plus, as a personal challenge, I decided to try the Grilled Suri warms. 2 of us took the challenge and I personally loved them. My friend ate their head too, which he didn't like. However, we agreed on the fact that the body is soft and delicious, with a kind of peanut butter taste. Well ... No words worth the experience and I truly recommend anybody to give this special dish a try. Our waiter has been really friendly, the food good. It's a 5 star restaurant to...

No atmosphere at all - you're better off sticking to the places on the Malecon. Food was average - my tacachos and cecina arrived immediately, probably just reheated and tasted plain - I think I'm even feeling a little sick now. The sound (of only one other table of guests) and music echoed around the restaurant and made me want to leave as soon as possible. Expensive for what it is. It has a turtle meat soup on the menu which is illegal under Peruvian law (despite turtle meat being sold in...