Don Angel Inka Casona Restaurant — Restaurant in Maras

Truly subpar at best. Ceviche was extremely tough, like rubber. Meat was mostly cold and overcooked. Sauces were too sweet. Quinoa bread was... nothing? Even the sweet potato was somehow flavorless. This felt like a mill, just rotating people in and out fast to maximize profits. It reminded me of a typical buffet in the Midwest of the US. Giant cafeteria style eatery.

80 per person. Extremely expensive, even by tourist standards.

Music was exceptionally loud, making it impossible to converse. Atmosphere felt like a bad attempt at making tourists feel at home. Why would I come to Peru to experience Chicago suburban eating culture?

Go to a local place with zero tourists. If you have a tour guide, ask them to take you somewhere special.

EDIT: I am amending this review simply to state the owner who replied is incorrect and attempting to gaslight visitors into believing my review is for another restaurant. They objectively had the items I mentioned. It is a fact, not a misstatement.

Good luck...

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