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Mi Chinita Peruana — Restaurant in Bridgeport

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Mi Chinita Peruana
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Nearby attractions
John F. Kennedy Stadium
1 Lincoln Blvd, Bridgeport, CT 06606
Nearby restaurants
Paraiso Restaurant
1026 Madison Ave, Bridgeport, CT 06606
Rio de Janeiro Brazilian Kitchen
1031 Madison Ave, Bridgeport, CT 06606
San Jiang
1031 Madison Ave, Bridgeport, CT 06606
Taco King
1147 Madison Ave, Bridgeport, CT 06606, United States
Sabor Peruano
982 Madison Ave, Bridgeport, CT 06606
Santos Bakery & Grill
930 Madison Ave, Bridgeport, CT 06606
Rikopan Brazilian and Portuguese Bakery
865 Madison Ave, Bridgeport, CT 06606
Mistik Peruvian food
816 Madison Ave, Bridgeport, CT 06606
Sergio's Pizza & Restaurant
780 Madison Ave, Bridgeport, CT 06606
Oriental - Chinese Restaurant
813 Madison Ave, Bridgeport, CT 06606
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Mi Chinita Peruana

1084 Madison Ave, Bridgeport, CT 06606
4.0(263)
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attractions: John F. Kennedy Stadium, restaurants: Paraiso Restaurant, Rio de Janeiro Brazilian Kitchen, San Jiang, Taco King, Sabor Peruano, Santos Bakery & Grill, Rikopan Brazilian and Portuguese Bakery, Mistik Peruvian food, Sergio's Pizza & Restaurant, Oriental - Chinese Restaurant
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Nearby restaurants of Mi Chinita Peruana

Paraiso Restaurant

Rio de Janeiro Brazilian Kitchen

San Jiang

Taco King

Sabor Peruano

Santos Bakery & Grill

Rikopan Brazilian and Portuguese Bakery

Mistik Peruvian food

Sergio's Pizza & Restaurant

Oriental - Chinese Restaurant

Paraiso Restaurant

Paraiso Restaurant

4.2

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Rio de Janeiro Brazilian Kitchen

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4.0

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4.4

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Reynaldo PatronReynaldo Patron
Hello, My wife and I have been clients for a while now. The food is nice, especially their ceviche, seafood, and their tamales. I recently found out that they had added Peruvian-style chifa to their menu. Being a lover and connoisseur of Peruvian chifa for its good flavor and the exquisiteness of each dish, I wanted to try the Kam lu wantan. With all due respect to you, I didn't think I had paid $25 for a dish that was eighty percent white rice. I don't think it was worth it. Also, regarding the ingredients, they weren't to our liking at all. Excuse the criticism, but it was missing basic ingredients such as big fried wantan, peach, chinesse roast pork, shrimp, etc. Added to this is the quantity, as you can observe in the photo. I wouldn't have a problem paying extra, but for something better prepared and not for white rice. Another thing, when I placed the order by phone, they didn't explain to me that I could add fried rice or white rice, which when I got home I was very surprised. Again, with all due respect, the dish is not complete and well prepared, in addition to the cost. We will continue to be customers since the rest of the dishes they offer are nice. The comment is only in reference to this dish Kam lu wantan. Thanks
Shannon PoliceShannon Police
Ordered online for delivery. They were one of the few places open on Christmas for us lonesome souls, and I'd wanted to try them out anyway. I haven't had Peruvian food since I worked near port Chester years and years ago. I ordered chaufa de Camarones which is a fried rice with shrimp. I got plantains on the side and two desserts, chachitos and milhojas. Both of which are basically the same pastry with dulche de leches filling, but one is square shaped and layered, the other is like a stuffed croissant. My food was nicely portioned. Enough for two for sure. The rice dish was fresh tasting and tasty. The shrimp were large! They do cook with the tail (a pet peeve of mine) but I dealt with it. They gave me 4 little containers of a sauce. A creamy sauce that I drizzled over the rice. It was amazing. The plantains were good, not greasy. I like mine a little more burnt but I'm not complaining. The desserts were tasty. I could tell they were fresh though, but they weren't so stale that they were inedible, I was happy i got to see what they tasted like and enjoyed them. I'll definitely order from them again! Next time I'll go inside to get pictures and experience the service.
Gabriel Gonzalez (Gabe)Gabriel Gonzalez (Gabe)
I’ve been here a few times and I gotta say the Peruvian food is solid. The Lomo and aeropuerto when we went in was good. The ceviche was great! Best I’ve had in this area. Another dab or 2 of the rocoto hit the spot. The tallarines was good but the sauce didnt mesh well with it. Overall a very solid Peruvian restaurant. I’d recommend. Update: Came in for breakfast for the first time and it was great. Got the lomo al jugo, chicharrones and a tamale. Ofcourse with an extra side of salsa criolla. I was very impressed and it really brought me back to my childhood.
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Hello, My wife and I have been clients for a while now. The food is nice, especially their ceviche, seafood, and their tamales. I recently found out that they had added Peruvian-style chifa to their menu. Being a lover and connoisseur of Peruvian chifa for its good flavor and the exquisiteness of each dish, I wanted to try the Kam lu wantan. With all due respect to you, I didn't think I had paid $25 for a dish that was eighty percent white rice. I don't think it was worth it. Also, regarding the ingredients, they weren't to our liking at all. Excuse the criticism, but it was missing basic ingredients such as big fried wantan, peach, chinesse roast pork, shrimp, etc. Added to this is the quantity, as you can observe in the photo. I wouldn't have a problem paying extra, but for something better prepared and not for white rice. Another thing, when I placed the order by phone, they didn't explain to me that I could add fried rice or white rice, which when I got home I was very surprised. Again, with all due respect, the dish is not complete and well prepared, in addition to the cost. We will continue to be customers since the rest of the dishes they offer are nice. The comment is only in reference to this dish Kam lu wantan. Thanks
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Ordered online for delivery. They were one of the few places open on Christmas for us lonesome souls, and I'd wanted to try them out anyway. I haven't had Peruvian food since I worked near port Chester years and years ago. I ordered chaufa de Camarones which is a fried rice with shrimp. I got plantains on the side and two desserts, chachitos and milhojas. Both of which are basically the same pastry with dulche de leches filling, but one is square shaped and layered, the other is like a stuffed croissant. My food was nicely portioned. Enough for two for sure. The rice dish was fresh tasting and tasty. The shrimp were large! They do cook with the tail (a pet peeve of mine) but I dealt with it. They gave me 4 little containers of a sauce. A creamy sauce that I drizzled over the rice. It was amazing. The plantains were good, not greasy. I like mine a little more burnt but I'm not complaining. The desserts were tasty. I could tell they were fresh though, but they weren't so stale that they were inedible, I was happy i got to see what they tasted like and enjoyed them. I'll definitely order from them again! Next time I'll go inside to get pictures and experience the service.
Shannon Police

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I’ve been here a few times and I gotta say the Peruvian food is solid. The Lomo and aeropuerto when we went in was good. The ceviche was great! Best I’ve had in this area. Another dab or 2 of the rocoto hit the spot. The tallarines was good but the sauce didnt mesh well with it. Overall a very solid Peruvian restaurant. I’d recommend. Update: Came in for breakfast for the first time and it was great. Got the lomo al jugo, chicharrones and a tamale. Ofcourse with an extra side of salsa criolla. I was very impressed and it really brought me back to my childhood.
Gabriel Gonzalez (Gabe)

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Reviews of Mi Chinita Peruana

4.0
(263)
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1.0
2y

First.. this has been a favorite spot for me/friends/family for aslong as we can remember. But after this incident i truly don’t think i will be coming back. I’m not the type to really do reviews at all but this experience was ridiculous. We were waited on by a “denira” i believe her name is. 0/10 from the moment we walked in it was like she didnt want customers there. She had an attitude from the second she sat us.. no utensils i had to go up and ask her for them, my entree came out before our appetizers even did..and they all came about 15 minutes apart. Not once did this girl come to our table to ask “is there anything else i can get you guys?”, or bring over more napkins or any at all. All the napkins we had were from our rolled up utensils..we had a table full of plates from our appetizers and barely had room , no items picked up,no acknowledgement what so ever. I tried keeping my cool because I was with my family and we literally we’re trying to enjoy a dinner as a family who just experienced a death not even 2 hours before hand. The only time she came to the table was to bring us our to go containers and goes “are you guys ready to leave yet?” I still had half a plate of food.. i went up to pay and there was a gentleman at the register who told me her name when i asked, i told him what a horrible experience this was,how she has no class or proper etiquette . I even stated “I wont make a show here because i actually have respect for people “, along with her coming out asking me w/ an attitude and when stated the same to her it was like she could careless,she just rolled her eyes and slammed my card on the counter with the receipt by a snotty “have a good day ma’m” and laughed off . It was the first time i have ever not tipped ,let alone a $100 tab. Which is the LEAST we have ever spent here.. i have served plenty of times before so i know what are the Do’s and don’ts of it.. its a shame because we really love this place but with the way the service is i doubt they will have much success.especially seeing this is an existing issue from all the...

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1.0
45w

Hello, My wife and I have been clients for a while now. The food is nice, especially their ceviche, seafood, and their tamales. I recently found out that they had added Peruvian-style chifa to their menu. Being a lover and connoisseur of Peruvian chifa for its good flavor and the exquisiteness of each dish, I wanted to try the Kam lu wantan. With all due respect to you, I didn't think I had paid $25 for a dish that was eighty percent white rice. I don't think it was worth it. Also, regarding the ingredients, they weren't to our liking at all. Excuse the criticism, but it was missing basic ingredients such as big fried wantan, peach, chinesse roast pork, shrimp, etc. Added to this is the quantity, as you can observe in the photo. I wouldn't have a problem paying extra, but for something better prepared and not for white rice. Another thing, when I placed the order by phone, they didn't explain to me that I could add fried rice or white rice, which when I got home I was very surprised. Again, with all due respect, the dish is not complete and well prepared, in addition to the cost. We will continue to be customers since the rest of the dishes they offer are nice. The comment is only in reference to this dish Kam lu...

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5.0
3y

Ordered online for delivery. They were one of the few places open on Christmas for us lonesome souls, and I'd wanted to try them out anyway. I haven't had Peruvian food since I worked near port Chester years and years ago. I ordered chaufa de Camarones which is a fried rice with shrimp. I got plantains on the side and two desserts, chachitos and milhojas. Both of which are basically the same pastry with dulche de leches filling, but one is square shaped and layered, the other is like a stuffed croissant. My food was nicely portioned. Enough for two for sure. The rice dish was fresh tasting and tasty. The shrimp were large! They do cook with the tail (a pet peeve of mine) but I dealt with it. They gave me 4 little containers of a sauce. A creamy sauce that I drizzled over the rice. It was amazing. The plantains were good, not greasy. I like mine a little more burnt but I'm not complaining. The desserts were tasty. I could tell they were fresh though, but they weren't so stale that they were inedible, I was happy i got to see what they tasted like and enjoyed them. I'll definitely order from them again! Next time I'll go inside to get pictures and experience...

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