Lima Fusion — Restaurant in New Hope

Wasn’t the first but will be the last for us to come to Lima fusion. Today we actually came down to New Hope from Peddler Village just to have Peruvian food in here because a year or two year ago we had lunch and was good. But today it was really disappointing even my gringo husband knows which better and which wasn’t. He got lomo saltado like always. Everytime we were in Peruvian restaurants because he ordered that, is his favorite dish. So seems they cuts back on sauces in every dish they have. Lomo saltado was dry and they didn’t use French fries like it’s should. They use cubes fried potatoes. I got myself bistec a la pobre from today special, first of all the price is not match with the writing boards and their flyers (see pics attached) lomo saltado price and empanadas I asked them she said $3.75 in the board & flyers $3.50. Back talking about the food, the steaks was cold and lots of fats all around the meat definitely overpriced for $24.50 the writing board written $23.50. Papa huancaina wasn’t steamed potatoes, they were the same potatoes as they used on lomo saltado (similar like home fries but bigger size) and I didn’t see any boiled eggs at all also they should be covered with yellow sauce but like I said before they cut back their sauces, they being cheap and charged more money. I’ll give 2 stars just because the seasoning taste is good and the lady that work at the cashier was friendly. Well you’ll lost one customer today. We will not going back here, we almost spent $70 and unhappy...

Was a new Hope for a wedding with family and stop by the fairy market for a bite came across a LumaFusion Movies I was like yeah this is what I needed. Had the tacos with beef and chicken mixed together in each taco absolutely fantastic. It was really really good so so good when I was asked by my family what to get they each got more tacos and enjoy them as well. Highly recommend leave a fusion. The food looked amazing. I also had the chorizo and cheese empanada. It was fantastic comes with their sauce really really good with the sauce. Make sure you ask for sauce for your tacos I went with the hot sauce which is actually green. The Rojo is the mild. One other thing about the atmosphere if any is a food court type scenario, they don’t have their own place to sit down. Not really fair to rate them on the overall atmosphere when they don’t even have their own section so my rating on that take with a grain of salt overall the experience was...

I ordered the fried plantains with chicken which also comes with salad, pico de gallo and guacamole. It was very good. The plantains were light, perfectly crisp and nicely salted. The chicken was just okay. Although it was heavily seasoned, the flavor didn’t blow me away

Next were the empanadas. Not impressed. The dough had some good texture but the fillings were dry and bland. My grandmother can make better. I had the beef and the chorizo with cheese. I’ll skip these next time

Finally, the beef arepas was excellent. The white corn tortillas seemed homemade and the meat was expertly cooked and seasoned. A refreshing chicha morada accompanied my meal.

I will be back but I think I’ll skip...