The Peruvian

Amazing Peruvian Food! def coming back for more

The chicken was moist and delicious, I will definitely be back soon!

I had the Lomo Saltado, the meat was really tough, dry and not of good quality. Taste was mediocre. For 11£ not worth a try...Unfortunately. The chips" tasted like they were made in old oil."

I had the pork belly and request for garlic rice instead. They were very flexible and nice. The food was really good! With a little bit of kick and lots of onions! My type of street food! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Honestly, I’m from Peru. Is the first time since I came to the UK that I’ve felt like home. THIS is how Perú taste. Thank you so much. I’ll be back.

Pork belly was deep fried. It was dry. The fries were very good. Be aware that the belly is very fat. It is like 'skin and fat'. I didn't like spices. They were just strange in composition with the belly. Additives were fresh onion with some spices which I didn't enjoy.

Unfortunately I didn't enjoy the Lomo Saltado...The first bite was good but after that it's only onions and loads of oil.... It's super super oily and we couldn't finish it. The taste is great just too much oil. Wouldn't recommend unfortunately.

The guy didn’t seem thrilled at all to see a customer when I ordered from the counter, but I’m afraid signal (to go through the QR code menu rigmarole) is non-existent in ESF, and the wifi network appeared similarly fictional.I had the bistec a lo pobre - the steak was really good, but apart from that the dish was mostly plain rice and potatoes. No plantain served as advertised - a real shame as they the thing that caught my eye about trying the food here, hence my two-star rating for the food.Overall, a mediocre experience; obviously business is booming enough to not really bother about delighting the customers with friendly service, or even meeting the standards advertised on the menu.

The food was delicious and found the portions to be very generous. Looking forward to visiting again.