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yadilitta says:
Although Lima is growing, there are not many ethnic restaurants. I was looking for a Indian place since quite a while. There was one, but it closed and there was another just serving catering. But once I saw a small place in my way home and was looking forward to try it. I was with Craig, who loves …
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alyssa_ob says:
Pacha Papa is a little restaurant in a courtyard with tables under umbrellas known for their Peruvian food. It is a relaxing setting with wooden tables where you can see bread baking in the wood burning oven. We went in the middle of the afternoon but there were still several people eating at that…
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yadilitta says:
The corner you don’t know is the translation of the name of this restaurant. This restaurant is a classic in Peruvian cuisine, which a chef respected by everyone – including our most famous chef who asks for her approval. She has been cooking for several years and shares here all her expertise.…
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hdao74 says:
There's a menu in front of the restaurant that lists selections for the appetizers and entrees. You get to select one item for the appetizer, one from entree, and a drink of the day. The first course is usually a soup (at least the two times that I was there). I thought the soup was the main course …
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kerisina says:
If you come to Peru you will find a lot of grilled chicken restaurant.... The true is that we added the Pollo a la Brasa in our typical food.
There are differents places, and once again I got the answer... Where is the secret, in the recipy or the chicken....
I know the chicken supplier, but …
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yadilitta says:
Gaston is one of the best chefs in Peru, but definitely the most famous one. He's doing a great job promoting the Peruvian Cuisine and of course his restaurant is not an exception.
He has other restaurants, more in a cafe style, but this one was the first one - his baby - a grown one, since right…
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yadilitta says:
When you go to the Modelo Market, you will find the Food Court and there's a section (2 rows - one if front the other) only about fruit juices and salads.
The women working at these stands, try to attract the potential customers wawing newspapers.
Along this section you will find benches nex…
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sweettangerine says:
Fallen Angel is not just a restaurant, it's an experience. A bit off the beaten track on Plaza Nazarenas, this trendy, arty venue is unlike your usual tourist traps. The interior is at the very least unusual with plentiful art works which all are for sale. The menu is not very extensive and meals ar…
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dawnontheamazon says:
La Querencia Parrillada for Great Steak in Iquitos Peru
My favorite place to enjoy a great steak in Iquitos Peru is La Querencia Parrillada, located on the first block of Napo # 138, a half block towards the river from the Plaza de Armas. The phone number is 225785. English menus are available on…
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Sonia
1 review
#10 of 169 restaurants in Peru
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yadilitta says:
First of all explaining what is a huarique, haha. We use this word to call the small and not so fancy places but with a charming atmosphere and most important: tasty food!!! This place is around 28 years old. It might not be easy to arrive there - unless you know how to do it - but it's totally wort…
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yadilitta says:
The empanadas are very common pastries here. You can find them in the whole continent, but they are different in each country. In Lima you are able to buy them in different restaurants and cafes, but the empanadas from "La Casa de la Empanada" (Empanada's house) are the best. It started with one loc…
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alyssa_ob says:
The idea for this café came from a retired English woman who wanted to raise awareness of the plight of Andean women and children. All profits go to local women and children’s programs.
The café serves mainly whole and homemade foods with several vegetarian options. The menu has an Englis…
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yadilitta says:
If trying the local cuisine might help you understanding better a region or city, trying the street food will definitely do so. And Huancayo is not the exception.
You don't need to go somewhere in particular to find some food stalls. There are everywhere! They all have different kind of snacks.
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El Hornero
1 review
#14 of 169 restaurants in Peru
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yadilitta says:
If you are in Lima and you are looking for an Argentinean Parrilla "BBQ", but with a Peruvian touch, this is the place for you! Yes, it isn't a budget place, but why not spoil yourself? hehe. Well, it's expensive according to Peruvian standards. The owner of this place used to work in one of the bes…
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yadilitta says:
Lima is a gastronomic capital, but I was still missing a place where I could get tasty rain forest's food. I have gone to a restaurant and heard about a quite fancy other, but wanted to find the real stuff. Then I heard about a small place in an open market in Surco. It was recommended by a famous l…
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