Sushi Ito — Restaurant in Lima Metropolitan Area

Been coming here each time I stop by Lima for the past 11 years and it never disappoints. It is a small place, but the staff is very friendly and the food is top notch. You are always greeted by pretty much all the employees there. Same thing happens when you are about to leave. Not too many places do that around these parts, but it is a part of japanese culture that stands out here. While waiting to be served and before getting your actual order, you get the little hot towel and a couple of ordeuvres to try out. I think that is just fantastic. The menu is about medium in size, but that is definitely plenty to choose from. Starters, main dishes, and some desserts are there, as well. If you are bringing a larger crowd, it is recommended that you call ahead, as I have mentioned before, the place is small (about 5 tables, including the private area, and around 6 stools to sit at the bar). This place is located inside El Polo Commercial Center, so you have to pay to park inside. Unless you park outside or take a cab to get here (or walk, I suppose), you will not have to worry about this. Overall, it is a great place to enjoy some good food and relax with your friends, or date, or whatever. The music sets a very relaxed mood, too. As the typical sushi place, if you sit at the bar, you can also see how they make your food, most likely. You can also see all their ingredients and check for yourself to see if they are fresh enough...

Wow.

Coming from New York, it takes a lot to impress us, but Roger's food and his staff's attention to detail are world class. Our only regret is that we don't have time to visit his other two restaurants before the end of our trip.

Our tuna appetizer was melt-in-your-mouth delicate and delicious. The Japanese BBQ is not to be missed. But save room for dessert because the chocolate maki is crazy good and very rich. Perfectly paired with Hierba Luisa ice cream—or maybe it was sorbet. Regardless, the experience was an...

I've been to this restaurant 3-4 times, I order something different every time and I'm always pleasantly surprised. I've never had a bad dish at this restaurant. I devour everything they bring me. Some of the things I've ordered are: ebi sashimi, chicken teriyaki, yakiniku, yakitori, gyoza, and others. Everything was great; my only complaint is that the gyoza was a little too doughy. Other than that, the food has been perfect. As for the service, it's friendly but slow. It's worth the...