We just got desert here. Tried the Alfajores. The outside was crispy and the inside was gooey…read morewith chocolate and caramel. I like the heart shape on some of them. It takes a couple of minutes to prepare. Next time I'd try the not Tres not Quattro but Cinco Leches. I think Fogo de Chao went Quattro but these guys found a 5th cream!

The ceviche was amazing just like I remembered it in Peru. The lomo saltado was delicious too…read more The service was great. The location is in a food truck park. There are picnic tables to sit at and it's covered. The park also had tv's if one chooses to eat and watch. The prices are reasonable. I have yet to try the pollo a la brasa. They've definitely found a new customer.

For many years, I have passed this restaurant. The server told me it had been there for 12 years,…read morewhich seems actually shorter than my recollection, but I won't argue the point. Why it took me so long to get here however is a mystery to me because it's a lovely restaurant. I don't mean by that the ambience it's actually rather plain however the service and the food is absolutely spectacular. I'm by no means an expert in Peruvian food however the patrons were buying for Peruvian hence I'm going to take their presence as a statement about authenticity of the food and a 12 year history. They don't sell alcohol so all of their profits are from dishes, which are absolutely spectacular. We had something a kin to an empanada, which was made with beef deep fried, but the crust was very white and very flavorful. The server gave me a side dip which added some spice to the meal however, before putting it on, I ate some without the dip and it was very flavorful. Potatoes, rice and beans are a large part of Peruvian cuisine all of which I tasted here all of which were very, very good. We got basically a sampler tray which included ceviche beef, chicken, and a potato bean combination, which was just wonderful. The waiter was kind enough to point it out to us and I'm glad he did because it was a great overview of what Peruvian food is. Since I'm not familiar with the cuisine rather than spend a great deal of time addressing it what I'm going to tell you is, it is a wonderful restaurant, the service is equally wonderful, BYOB and enjoy yourself. I will not let so much time go again before I revisit this fine Restaurant. It was a pleasure.

Food is good and very affordable and service is A+. Lizeth is always up to the task…read more Ceviche and pescado à la plancha are my favorites Very busy on week-ends

The owner is super nice, caring, and helpful upon ordering. Las Brasas currently has quite a few…read moregood deals. Specifically the lunch deal that contains 1/4 piece of a chicken and 2 sides with rice. The crispy potatoes are amazing, all for $9 with a drink as well! There are lots of space to dine in and well decorated representing the culture and an image of what the restaurant has to offer!

Dark meat with sides. Ordered on Monday at around 8pm on DD. Asked for extra sauce, received no…read moresauce. Chicken is unbelievably dry and inedible. Leftover stale rice. Never again.

The shack is located right next to the gas station facing the street. It can be missed if you're…read morenot looking for it. The exterior looks nice and clean and I love the patio deck where you can sit and eat. The place has only been open for 8 month. The lady taking our order was very nice and service is good. The food took a little while but that's because they make it fresh to order. The food came out hot. Now on to the food review The lomo saltado - portion is on par with pricing. I wish they gave a bit more rice as it wasn't enough. The sauce that came with the meat is a tad too salty for my taste. They gave a good amount of meat and they were very tender. The flavor is decent but didn't have the oompf that made me go wow. Nonetheless it wasn't bad. Pan con chicharron - the sandwich was bigger than I thought. They gave plenty of meat which was great! However my bf prefer it to be served on sourdough bread. The sweet potatoes were fries instead of fresh slices of fried sweet potatoes. The sandwich needed a bit more onion. The rocoto sauce and aji amarillo sauce were good but it wasn't spicy at all. I personally liked my bf sandwich and the lime taste. Mango drink - for $3 this was amazing! Taste fresh and not artificial. Very refreshing. Overall the food was decent coming from a shack. The pricing is food truck pricing and not a bad deal. However my bf is from Peru and think the food is mediocre and didn't satisfy his craving.

I was working in this neighborhood a couple of weeks ago and saw this place, what I thought was a…read moretaco truck, lol. It is not... I was starving, looking for food, hot as hell out, it's the Covid era, everything sucks right now (exaggerating but y'all know what I'm talking about) as far as food quality goes except this place I'm telling you if you read this review especially elite yelp members, y'all have got to pop in here and check this place out in Katy. Met the owners, hearts and minds are in this food I assure you it's ridiculously obvious when you try it and that's not any exaggeration check it out, unbelievable. I was in Katy working again today and popped back in to try something new, which didn't disappoint. I had a chicken sandwich the first time and beef tenderloin this time. Very impressive. When someone loves there job you can tell, and that's what this is, everyone knows how hard that is to get in a bigger restaurant.

As a Peruvian food connoisseur, this place is great, very authentic!! Delicioso…read more (It was hard to find at the time we went they didn't have a sign up yet but it's in the shopping mall of the Ollie's. The address is correct, it's next to Tacos Del Julio) The service was top notch, the food was delicious, and at a great price. Their sauces are really good too. We went for the inka cola 2L (love they had that option). They only have cans for drinks no refills here. But try the inka or Chicha. We got the whole chicken combo 2 for a family of 3. It was a good portion. The place is also nicely decorated and big. They have live music on the weekends. A little stage in the corner. The booth we sat in was a little uncomfortable it was missing more cushion could feel the wooden boards. But the other booths looked to be fine. The owner came out to talk to us and check how everything was. Great service and they truly seem to care and take pride in their food. 1000% recommend this place! We gotta keep authentic places open.

The food was absolutely delicious, and the staff was incredible. Chef Walter went above and beyond…read moreby coming out to greet us, introducing himself, and even singing for us! This was my first time trying Peruvian food, and I'm already looking forward to coming back. It was such a great experience--don't miss out on this newly opened spot! Gracias Walter y equipo!

The service was great. The food was amazing. Came here on a double date with my daughter and her…read morefiancé. We will be back and we live close!

I had been hearing about the rotisserie chicken at this place for a minute and decided to give this…read moreplace a try. It's a clean, small place with a nice bar area. You order at the register and the particular night they only had half and whole white meat. Each dinner comes with two sides. I chose the white rice and beans. The chicken was incredibly moist and if you want a little kick, add the Peruvian green sauce to it. I have been looking for a place since my favorite place closed during COVID and this it it! They serve beer by the bottle and have select liquor.

My current favorite Peruvian restaurant in Houston. The food was delicious and not overly salty and…read morethe Arroz Chaufa was very tasty. It is also the first time I had Tiger's milk from a not a real tiger, a joke as the dish is called Leche De Tigre, but the food is really just A delicious citrus-based mixture of liquefied fish, garlic aji pepper, Peruvian choclo corn, cancha and crispy sweet potato strings. It was good here. The restaurant is clean and service fast here.

One of the best ceviches I've tried! 10/10 would recommend…read more Uno de los mejores ceviches que he probado! Lo super recomiendo!

Great food. The short rib was so good - the waiter told me it takes days to make it (I don't…read moreremember the details) but whatever they do, it was great. Maki roll was also very good. Friendly staff.

Great spot for a night out with loved ones! The menu is perfect for sharing, so we ordered a…read morelittle bit of everything, and almost every dish was delicious. The only thing that wasn't for me was the beef hearts--I just couldn't get past the texture. By the end of the meal, we were completely stuffed! The flavors reminded me a lot of Italian cuisine, which I really enjoyed. The atmosphere was lively, and the live music made the whole experience even more fun--it definitely makes you want to get up and dance! Overall, I had a great experience and would definitely recommend checking it out.

First visit to Fusion Peru was a great start. Our server suggested the Chaufa de Mariscos -- sort…read moreof a Peruvian equivalent to seafood fried rice. Delicious, with shrimp, octopus, squid, etc. intermixed with delicious rice. Prices here aren't cheap, but the portion size was very generous -- took my lunch leftovers home and fed myself and my better half for dinner as well. Friendly service, cozy little place. Check it out!

First, the food is authentic. I call Peruvian the first fusion. "Traditional," dishes include…read moremulti-cultural ingredients and cooking processes, like stir frying, adding "French fries," (the potato, though, comes from Peru) and influences from Africa, Asia, and Europe. The staff is friendly and dedicated, and the place has a calm atmosphere for enjoying "gormet street food." My favorites are the ceviche, prepared when you order, the Aji de Gallina, and the Papas Ala Huancayina.