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I was in the mood for Peruvian after my long drive home. I called in my order of the tallarin saltado and it came to about $15. When I arrived I found parking nearby. I walked in and told the server my name. She said it wasn't done yet so I could have a seat. I waited about another 10 minutes for the food, paid and left. When I got home I dug in and it was very tasty. The green sauce they had was a great add on. The steak was seasoned to perfection. I enjoyed my meal.

Service was just ok. I wouldn't describe it as very friendly but it wasn't say it was bad either.. Peruvian food is heavily influenced by Chinese and you can see and taste it in the food. A lot of their dishes look like variations of Chinese stir fry and fried rice. I ordered a chicken Lomo Saltado. The food was good, very flavorful but I do think they add in too many French fries as fillers instead of the actual chicken meat. There really wasn't too much chicken in the dish. However, their green sauce is to die for. I'm sure there's a lot of calories in it but it's worth it. I'm not sure I'd go out of my way to come back here again.

Their green spaghetti was more white than green but most of all it tasted like throw up. All they have the worst tasting lomo I have ever experienced. Their soups tasted like poison. I tried them out 1 year ago, 6 months ago and yesterday hoping they have a new chef. Worst mistake in my life...never again.

so I recently wrote a review about this place based on 2-3 bad experiences which i happily take back because every restaurant has bad days & regardless of those bad days i still love going there , the staff is very friendly when i come in and i have never been treated wrong from all the times ive been there and when i recently went there I was served AMAZING food which was the “Seafood Chaufa”. The green sauce with it is just amazing and they made my food veryyyy good and tasteful this time and everything was also cooked very good as well as they also reassured me that in the future the food will also be just as amazing and I believe them. Honestly I cant tell you about the other food because i literally only get the seafood chaufa from them but when i do its sooooo good so i recommend to anyone looking to eat this specific dish. I also cant speak for anyone else but when i go in im treated good and fair and polite. I will continue to be a loyal customer to them as they are a loyal food establishment to me. This picture says it all. Hope this helped anyone!

The dishes are authentic, flavorful, generous quantities, and prices are more than reasonable. Waitresses hustled. Took orders, turned over tables, and brought out the food in crushing time. We found it on the way to SeaWaren Marina and we will be visiting and taking out orders before and or after coming back from our boating trips.

It's okay. The chicken we got was a bit dry and they use mustard in their green sauce which we didn't enjoy as much as other green sauces at other places that we've had without mustard. If you're into mustard flavor you may like it more than we did. We weren't familiar with peruvian style of ceviche so we didn't realize the fish would be submerged in liquid. Sadly we didn't love any of the three the marinades.