Ramen was light and the broth had good flavor. Sushi tasted fresh too. Bit pricey for what you get, but I&#39;d probably come back if I&#39;m craving Japanese.

The grilled octopus was the standout. Tender, smoky, just the right amount of salt. Portion size was solid for the price. Place gets packed by noon, so get there early or you&#39;ll wait. That&#39;s about it.

The empanadas came out pretty small, honestly. But the coffee and desserts are the move here&mdash;I grabbed a slice of cake and it was solid. Shakes were way too sweet for me though. Service was fine, nothing special. I&#39;d come back just for the dessert part.

Pasta portions are solid for the price. Wine list has some cheap picks that don&#39;t suck. Got in and out fast enough for a lunch break.

The set lunch was solid and the Quiche Lorraine really stood out. Nice spot in an old building right by Plaza de Armas. Staff kept checking in even when it got busy.

The yakitori was the surprise hit&mdash;wasn&rsquo;t even on the menu. Sushi was solid, and they swapped out cream cheese without a fuss. Fair price for two.

The lunch menu is decent value for the quality. I had the lamb with red quinoa and it was pretty good, nicely cooked. Staff knew the menu well and gave a solid recommendation. Place was a bit noisy around noon but nothing that ruined the meal. Fine if you&#39;re in the area and want something simple.

The acevichado maki was pretty good&mdash;fresh and well-balanced. Grilled scallops were decent too. Service was fine, though they did mention a bit of a wait on one dish. Solid spot for Nikkei.

The patio was comfortable and the coffee hit the spot. Veggie sandwich tasted fresh, and our waitress spoke English which made ordering easy.

Stopped by for lunch at the Hyatt Centric spot&mdash;Caesar salad with chicken was surprisingly good. Portions are solid for the price. Nothing fancy but does the job.

The set menu at S/15 is a solid deal &mdash; main, drink, and dessert. Portions felt right, and the flavors were on point. Service was friendly too.

The grilled avocado and burrata pizza were really fresh. Loved watching the stone ovens while eating. Service was a little slow, but the food made up for it.

Small place, decent food. Had the boquerones and garlic mushrooms&mdash;both were tasty, pretty straightforward. Owner was friendly, made us feel looked after. Nothing fancy, but it hit the spot. Wouldn&#39;t mind going back if I&#39;m in the area again.

The margherita pizza was solid&mdash;dough had a nice chew and the basil tasted really fresh. Good casual spot in Miraflores. Mine came out a bit oily on the bottom, though.

Came here for a casual dinner and left happy. The service was quick, which I appreciated since I just wanted a relaxing meal without waiting around. I had the shrimp and salmon pasta&mdash;solid, comforting, and the portion felt right for the price. Seats were comfortable too, so I didn&#39;t mind staying a bit longer. A dependable spot if you&#39;re in Lima and want something easy.

The steak tartare here is one of my favorites in Lima. The angus hot dog is pretty good too, fun without being over the top. Space feels like a high-end American steakhouse but with more character. It&#39;s pricey, and service was a bit uneven the night I went, but the food held up fine.

Good pasta and pizza selection. Staff actually knew the menu when I asked about the gnocchi. Place was busy but we got our food quick. Solid choice if you&#39;re in the area.

The lomo saltado was solid&mdash;chicken was tender and the sauce had real flavor. Portion was big enough to share, though I kinda wished I&rsquo;d gotten it with extra rice.

The lomo saltado was the real deal. Meat came out juicy, still slightly pink inside, and the fries soaked up all that soy-vinegar sauce. Big portion too. Didn&#39;t need to order anything else. Maybe the rice was a bit dry but I was too busy eating the beef to care much.

Service was quick and the menu is huge for the price. Two floors helped with the weekend crowd, though it got a bit loud. Takeout seemed to be the move.

The terrace at breakfast was so peaceful, and Omar made sure we had everything we needed without hovering. Really comfortable spot to start the day.

The food was pretty good, though the portions ran a bit small. I had the lomo saltado and it came out decent, well-seasoned but nothing mind-blowing. The spot itself is nice, right in a good area. Only thing that bugged me&mdash;they put bread on the table and charged for it even when I didn&#39;t ask. Felt a little sneaky. Fine for a one-off visit.

Stumbled in because the usual spot was packed. Ended up with the bento box and honestly, it hit the spot. Portion was big enough to take half home. Price felt right for what you get. Kids cleaned their plates too, which never happens. Already told my brother to check it out next time he&#39;s in town.

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