Inca fusion & insomnia — Restaurant in Santa Fe Springs

I've only been here once so far. I had the Bandeja Paisa and really enjoyed the portion size and flavor. Bananas, beans, steak, rice, sausage, and carnitas. The carnitas was a big fatty piece, too fatty for me, but that's what it is, so I just put the majority of the fat aside.

The dining area is pretty tight, but the restaurant was not full when we ate here, so space was not an issue.

My wife and her mom tried a couple of seafood dishes and enjoyed them, but I wasn't paying much attention to what they ate.

I'll come here again at some point and probably share the Bandeja with my wife instead of eating the whole thing because it is easily enough food for two,...

Delicious food, but it can be a bit pricey. I think it's a little confused on what kind of restaurant it is and I think it hurts its image. It does have a little bit of everything (Mexican, Peruvian, Colombian) I am surprised that everything was consistently delicious (except for the chicha morada, which tasted like watered down Jamaica and not at all like real chicha) I think the confusing theme and location and price are what keeps this place fairly empty (I've never seen anyone else here), and the taste is not to blame since it tastes great. The bandeja paisa and chicken milanesa were actually some of the...

My family had a great experience at this restaurant. Everything we ordered was amazing. Fresh and flavorful. The service was 10/10. We’ve already made plans to return tomorrow. Update: my family went back to try all the same dishes and it exceeded our expectations. Here’s what we ordered and what we’d recommend: yuca la huacaina, leche de Tigre, classic ceviche, jalea de mariscos, lomo saltado (beef), alfajores, coffee. This place is...