Let’s talk about the food. I cook really good, so I’m very picky because of it. First, I asked for combo #3 : arroz chaufa de mariscos ( really good), arroz con mariscos (no flavor), jalea (no crunchiness and no flavor), leche de Tigre (way too much ginger), and causa (flavor ok, but badly executed) this plate is meant to be for 2 people, for 2 kids yes, but for 2 adults not at all. Disappointed. My son asked for pollo a la brasa and the Peruvian flavor just wasn’t there, it was more like Costco rotisserie chicken flavor, they brought the salsas for the chicken ( mayo, mustard and ketchup) and they were super runny and some parts frozen. Place is clean, but doesn’t look like a Peruvian restaurant and that makes me mad and sad. I hope they fix those issues soon. I will probably come back for the arroz chaufa only.

Note: This is probably just me, but I’m very jealous with our culinary culture so I always expect to be attended by a Peruvian waitress, not from any other country, because when I go to this kind of restaurants I want to feel the whole experience. Service were nice though a bit annoying, but nice.