The live music and dancing really set the vibe here. Felt like a proper Peruvian night out, not just dinner. Only downside was it got a bit loud for conversation.

The jungle-themed decor is so cool, honestly felt like we were eating in the middle of the Amazon 🌿. We grabbed the Amazonian ceviche and it was super fresh, light, exactly what you want on a warm night. Dessert looked almost too pretty to eat, sweet and tangy in a good way. Place got a bit loud later but still great for hanging with friends.

Been here a few times now. The heaven-and-hell theme still holds up, and the local dishes with a twist keep me coming back. Portions are decent for the price.

The ceviche and duck rice were solid, and our guide picked a good spot. Just wish bottled water wasn&rsquo;t so overpriced&mdash;felt a bit much.

Came in around 4pm, the coxinhas were fresh and the sauces paired nicely. Service was quick too. Good spot for a late afternoon bite.

The menu&rsquo;s a little confusing, but the staff helped me figure it out. Seafood was super fresh, cooked just right. I had the grilled fish and it didn&rsquo;t need much&mdash;simple and tasty. Place was busy but not chaotic. I&rsquo;d go back for the ceviche alone.

Still solid after all these years. Portions are decent for the price, especially the causas. Got the seafood tapas spread and left full without breaking the bank.

Stopped by for a quick bite near Kennedy Park. Menu&rsquo;s pretty big, took me a minute to decide. Service was fast even with people around. Got the lomo saltado, decent portion for the price. Nothing fancy but it hit the spot. Would come back if I&rsquo;m in the area again.

The arroz con langostinos was spot on&mdash;juicy, full of flavor, not dry at all. Had it with the tiradito and leche de tigre, that combo really works. Also tried the pulpo al olivo and tamales verdes, both decent. Place gets busy, but the food holds up.

Decent spot with the Italian-Peruvian fusion. The exotic meats were pretty good, service was fine. Cozy old-school vibe.

Solid Italian spot in Lima. The ossobuco was so tender it basically fell off the bone, and the pasta portions are huge. Prices felt fair for what you get. Just be careful around the area, better to drive or grab an Uber. Good for a casual dinner with friends.

The goat was tasty but the portion felt small and a bit fatty. The picarones with sugar cane honey were the highlight though &mdash; glad I tried them.

We stopped by for lunch and I was honestly impressed by how comfortable the seating was. I&rsquo;m picky about chairs, and these were actually nice to sit in for a while. The staff spoke a bit of English and were really patient with our slow Spanish. We ordered the gluten-free options, which were clearly marked. Prices felt fair for the portions. Just a heads up, it did get a little noisy later on.

Came in without expectations, left genuinely impressed. Christian Ramos took care of us&mdash;dude knew the menu inside out, made solid suggestions without being pushy. Service like that just doesn&#39;t happen often anymore. Food was good too, but honestly the attention stood out the most. Maybe slightly slow at peak hour, but whatever. Solid spot.

Came for the rabbit, left satisfied. Fried one was juicy, no fuss to eat. Mushroom starter did the job too. Just note it&#39;s cash only, which caught me off guard. Fine if you&#39;re ready for it.

Stopped by for a quick lunch and grabbed the fried rice with chicken. Pretty solid chifa, flavors were on point. Place gets busy around noon, but the food came out fast. Wish the portion was a bit bigger for the price, but I left satisfied. Good spot if you&#39;re craving that Peruvian-Chinese fix.

Stopped by for a quick dinner. Place was packed, got a bit loud but that&rsquo;s expected. Sushi rolls were the highlight&mdash;creative without being overdone. Service was quick enough for a busy night. Fair price for the quality, though not cheap. I&rsquo;d come back if I&rsquo;m in the area again.

The grilled octopus was spot on, and that Amazon fish dish? Really good. Pisco sours are properly strong too. Service lagged a bit, but the food made up for it. Call ahead for a table.

The lomo saltado was really good, super flavorful and the meat was tender. We went on a Friday night with a few friends and it had a nice buzz to it. Only thing is our waiter kinda disappeared for a bit, took a while to get the check. Still, the food made up for it, I&#39;d go back for that plate alone.

The mango ice cream was the highlight &mdash; creamy and fresh. Mains were solid too, portions big enough to share. Wish I had room for more.

The lomo saltado was the real deal. Beef came out juicy, still sizzling, and the fries soaked up all that sauce. Ceviche was fresh too, lime just right. Upstairs seating was fine, nothing special. Mocktails were okay, maybe a bit sweet for my taste. Solid spot for Peruvian food, no complaints about the flavors.

The lomo sandwich with melted cheese and caramelized onions really hit the spot. Bread was soft, meat was juicy. Fries were okay, a few slices came out too thick for me. Staff got my order out fast and even brought extra sauces without me asking. Solid spot if you&#39;re in the area and want something quick.

The Francesca gelato was pretty good &mdash; rich chocolate, nice texture. They&#39;ve got some interesting local flavors too. Worth stopping by if you&#39;re in the area.

The food really carried the whole meal. Had the lomo saltado and it was solid, cooked right, good flavor. Tables and stuff feel a bit worn, but honestly I didn&#39;t care much once the plates arrived. Place gets busy but it&#39;s fine. Just wish the chairs were a bit more comfy, that&#39;s all.

The chicken fried rice and wonton soup hit the spot&mdash;came out fast and tasted like proper chifa classics. Place felt clean and safe, though the welcome at the door was a bit cold. Slightly pricey for the portion, but I&rsquo;d come back for the food. A crisp pisco sour would&rsquo;ve paired nicely with the fried rice.

The duck fried rice was solid&mdash;plenty of pieces of duck, not just a few sad shreds. For the price, the portion felt fair, which is rare around here. Place is huge and loud though, so not the spot if you want a chill dinner. Service kept up fine despite the crowd. I&rsquo;d come back for that rice when I&rsquo;m hungry and don&rsquo;t mind the noise.

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