Chifa Peru — Restaurant in Pearland

While I will always miss the Malaysian place which was previously here, Chifa Peru was a pleasant surprise! It's a quiet place and not too big, but based on the cook of the three dishes we'd definitely recommend it. We had only once before had Peruvian, but the Fish Ceviche was a definite hit! The corn elements with the lightest hit of habanero in the juice really set off the chunks of fish quite nicely.

This paired nicely with the Tallarin Saltado con Vegetales (mixed veggie stir fry) - you really get the smoky wok hei flavor in the veggies and noodles both with the crisp of the vegetables and the nice chew in the noodles. It was a great relaxed flavor to alternate against the hit of the ceviche tang.

We lastly had the Chaufa de Pato (duck fried rice), which we were amazed to find came out similar to Filipino lechon - decadent, and boneless to boot!!! Again another instance of good wok hei, and one of the better fried rice dishes we've had in the area.

If you like a spicy hit, don't be afraid to ask for some hot sauce!

Now they just need to combine their ceviche288 entry in Google reviews (since they're for the same address) so folks really know how...

A Taste of Peru in Pearland: If you're searching for an authentic Peruvian dining experience, look no further than this little gem in Pearland. Having traveled to Peru multiple times and being married to a beautiful Peruvian wife, I can confidently say that the food here is as genuine as it gets. The dishes are nothing short of amazing, with each bite transporting you straight to the heart of Peru. The freshness of the ingredients truly stands out. The ceviche, in particular, is a masterpiece – perfectly balanced with a burst of flavors that leave you craving more. Every dish is crafted with care and attention, capturing the essence of Peruvian cuisine. For anyone seeking delicious, authentic Peruvian food, this restaurant is an absolute must-visit. Prepare to be impressed and delighted by the incredible flavors and warm atmosphere. Highly...

Call or order in person, they had a hiccup with their online ordering today, though it wasnt an issue for me.

Chifa is a Peruvian-Chinese cuisine that mixes Chinese dishes with Peru ingredients. The name itself originates from the Chinese word "chi-faan", "to eat". The main iconic dish is Chaufa, which is also a play on the Chinese word "chao-faan", "fried rice". Look for the subtle differences between the Texas fried rice and the Peruvian fried rice! Order the Chaufa Amazonico which is like a combo fried rice platter.

I also ordered the anticucho (beef skewers), taypa special (similar to the happy family or triple delight dish), egg rolls, and chicha morada (purple corn drink). Would highly recommend the fried rice,...