On a chilly Saturday night, I decided to try the new Peruvian place, La Peruana Cevicheria, close…read moreto home and in a few blocks I was inside this colourful restaurant with an extremely friendly bar - the 2 versions of pisco I tried were really nice and not small when it came to serving size. Ask the bartender for his recommendations and he definitely knows how to pamper you. The ambient is laid back, Spanish music in the background and the place is good for quilt bites or small groups (max 4 recommended). Wasn't very hungry so just tried the 'Ceviche Mixto' - the flavours really pop and it's a very nicely served individual portion - you could share it but you wouldn't want to. La Peruana is originally a food truck that has now opened 'cevicherias' - fixed restaurants. The principal staff like the ceviche chef, barman etc are Peruvian and they do a great job. One place I have to return !

Was having a craving for something a bit lighter and fresher than my recent meals, so headed a few…read moreblocks from my hotel to this place. It wasn't too crowded when I arrived shortly after 7pm, but it soon became pretty full, reflecting its apparent popularity. I wasn't too sure how to order--are the ceviches intended as a starter or a main, and what size is everything?--but the staff are helpful, and I decided to have anticuchos of veal heart as a starter, followed by the ceviche mixto, and see how I got on with that. I also ordered a Pisco sour, of course. The anticuchos come as two skewers with four slices of meat on each, together with a spicy sauce. This was really excellent, with deep flavours, good texture and just the right amount of food. The ceviche came next, and it looked wonderful, with bright colours and plated appealingly. I sat at the bar, so I saw the chef make each batch of ceviche to order, tasting the marinade each time to make sure it was well balanced between citrus, salt and spice. Mine was surely excellent, and I decided there was no need to have anything else. Pricing is very reasonable, too.

Been here twice but only dined in once. WTF? Well, I was too scared of getting there because it's…read morelocation is awful, used to be the old Cracolândia (Crack Land, like Lego Land but for crack zombies), no parking, and at first I couldn't find it because it's just a door, and a door to Peru it is! What did we consume? Ceviche de Mixto: chunks of fish, shrimp, squid, octopus, lightly seasoned, could taste every chuck of fish individually because seasoning did not overpower the whole dish. It was fresh and oh so tasty. We've ordered a small size portion and it was enough for two people to split as an appetiser. Bísteck al Pobre: steak, french fries, side salad, rice, sunny side up egg, fried plantains. Well served plate, had everything, plus it was enough for two! Half pitcher of Chica Morada: Peruvian Kool-Aid. Alfajores: Light, fresh, crisp, soft, well stuffed with dulce de leche. One serving is enough for the whole table, since it comes with 10 in a box! My fear to dine it has dropped a few notches as I realised that there is a parking lot right across the street!

The real deal of Peruan food. The meal is delicious, big portions and all about classic receipt…read more The plates are so tasteful! All the staff are from Peru; what makes the experience even more credible! The place is simple, loud and it's not about cozy, comfortable and beauty, only taste! Price is another great point: extremely honest. Believe. A con is that it's always extremely full and have line to seat. Just be aware about it. I've tried many dishes and You must choose the classic Ceviche. Also all the plates with rice and do not get out there without trying the homemade Alfajor. It's a must.

It's a restaurant with good food, although location is in downtown area, and the prices are ok…read more Good to try if you are nearby. Authentic Peruvian food, popular dishes.

From the owner: Restaurante de comida latino americana e contemporânea, com grande foco em cervejas artesanais…read morebrasileiras. Ambiente casual. simples, mas com muito aconchego.

This is where I fell in love with Peruvian food. I can't say enough good things about this…read morerestaurant! Family-owned and only open on weekends, every single dish is delicious. The drinks are spectacular too! I almost always treat myself to a piso sour (alcoholic) and some chicha morada (non-alcoholic). The staff is so friendly and welcoming, and already happy to recommend a dish if you're stuck on deciding. I recommend the ceviche mixto if you're a fan of seafood. It's a cold dish and packed with flavor; sprinkle some of the fresh spicy sauce (served on the side in a cute fish shaped dish) for an extra kick. The dining area is open, clean, and warm, with lots of sunlight coming in from the big window in front. It's a small place, so if you don't know what you're looking for, you might miss it. Look for the sign out front and take the stairs up to find it. One the best kept secrets in São Paulo and definitely NOT to be missed!

One of the best Peruvian Restaurants in town. The food is awesome, and so is the price. Definitely…read morerecommend this place. They have great typical peruvian food and drinks.

This is a great place to have dinner! (Not fancy, but who cares) The food is really Peruvian, with…read morebig portions and great taste. The 'Pisco Sour' is strong as it's supposed (although I have had better), Great 'Ceviche', and the best 'Causa Rellena' I've ever tried. Very quick service too. And if you come by car, I've seen they have valet parking. Great experience!