The best ceviche so far , good to dine in during the week cocktails are good too service was good…read morealso

One of my favorite spots in CT for lomo saltado I've been coming for years but the last I went it…read morewas covered in so much soy sauce it's never been like that before I hope it was a one off and not a new recipe. It was very overpowering service was kind as always and I love the new ambiance

Good food. Got take out/delivery and the food traveled well and was delicious. I will order again…read morefrom here.

The service is good but they need to hurry a lit bit more the process so the food can be, ready…read more is long time waiting is not good at least some bocadillos while a person is waiting is can be always a good choice it's just a recommendation. :)

Costa Peru has been bookmarked in my Yelp list for a while, and on my birthday, my mom asked where…read moreI wanted to go for dinner. Milford's restaurant week was happening, and Costa Peru was on my list, so I decided to go there. My family ordered seafood, while I went with the Peruvian Chicken Wings topped with Peruvian Barbecue sauce, Ceviche Chicken Wings, and Lomo Salado. I was particularly curious about the Ceviche wings because I'd never heard of them before. The ceviche sauce is inspired by Aji Limo Ceviche, a lively Peruvian dish featuring fresh, raw white fish like sea bass or flounder "cooked" in lime juice, seasoned with citrusy, spicy Aji Limo peppers, red onions, and cilantro. It's usually served with sweet potato, corn, and leche de tigre (tiger's milk), offering a tart, spicy, and refreshing flavor. The Ceviche wings were fantastic. They had a bright citrus kick, and I could taste all the distinct flavors, including the spices and chilies. They really hit the spot. The barbecue wings were just as enjoyable, with a sweet yet tangy sauce and perfectly seasoned chicken. The Lomo Salado was also a hit; the rice was fluffy and full of flavor, and the tender Lomo meat practically melted in my mouth. For dessert, I ordered the flan. It was my first time trying it, and I was curious about the taste. Honestly, I didn't care much for the texture, but I'm glad I gave it a shot. My son picked the Passion Fruit Cheesecake, which was pretty good. It's not something I'd order again, but I'm glad I tried it. The service was excellent, and I'm definitely looking forward to returning and trying more dishes from the menu.

Absolutely delicious, and definitely my new favorite place here! Tried the spiked chicha morada…read more(homemade purple corn juice?!, w vodka), and monster chufa , w rotisserie chicken. I love this bc it seems like the Peruvian version of Korean Army Stew . Really delicious fried rice/fries - very crispy/not oily; really perfectly roasted/seasoned roast chicken! Really friendly, helpful server; dying to try the gelato balls for dessert!

Had a fun date with my fiancé walking around West Hartford and shopping. We got hungry and were…read morelooking for a place to eat. We saw many restaurants we chose this one. We actually didn't know anything about and what they served. Inside was beautifully decorated and we were seated quickly. We looked at the menu and saw they served Peruvian food. We never had it. We started with the trio empanadas and each one was delicious. If I had to choose one I pick the chicken as the top empanada. I didn't know what to order for the entree and the waiter recommended the Seco De Tría and Lomo Saltado. One was a short rib and the other was a beef stir fry. Both were very delicious! The waiter was very attentive and friendly. I would definitely come back here again.

Cute interior but...Awful. Took forever to get table side…read moreservice and when server finally came to table, took for-ever for drinks and food to be served. Corn nuts for an appetizer?? Seafood entrees are piled with rice and not much seafood. Prices are ridiculous for the kind of food that they're serving. No, I don't recommend this place at this time. Hopefully they'll get it together.

Lomo Saltado. not bad sauce was really good but not the sauce I expected (green sauce). I ordered…read morethrough ubereats, food was still warm and steak tender well seasoned and flavorful. Would order from them again

I regularly dine and also order uber eats. I am peruvian and my favorite dish here is "Lomo…read moreSaltado," although sometimes they use the frozen curly fries instead of fresh potato fries. The "Arroz Chaufa" does not taste like an authentic peruvian chaufa... Im not quite sure what happened because a couple of months ago, the Arroz Chaufa dish was elite. I recently ordered salchi papa from Uber Eats and this is what I got. The hot dog was NOT thin slice. As a matter of fact, it was bigger than the plastic fork I got. The french fries are frozen and as thin as McDonald's fries. I did not enjoy this at all.

"Exceptional Flavors and Even Better Service!" We had an…read moreincredible dining experience here from start to finish. The food was absolutely outstanding--the Ceviche was incredibly fresh with the perfect citrus zing, and the Lomo Saltado was tender, smoky, and seasoned to perfection. Every dish felt authentic and made with high-quality ingredients. What truly set the night apart, however, was the service. The staff was attentive, knowledgeable, and genuinely friendly without being intrusive. They offered great recommendations on the menu made sure every detail of our meal was perfect. It's rare to find a place that nails both.

We had the fish Cerviche which was excellent. Then we ordered the Pollo ala Brassa combo. The…read morerotisserie chicken had great flavor. It also came with chauffa, a Peruvian fried rice which was yummy. Also came with Salchipappa, a Peruvian dish of french fries and some sliced hot dogs which was also very good. As if there wasn't enough food they also brought some bean and a salad. Incredible value for a delicious meal.

My bff has been telling me about this place, so I decided to try it for lunch. There are plenty of…read moredishes to choose from. There is a lunch menu and a happy hour menu. I decided to do a glass of red wine and the shrimp saltado off the lunch menu. The wine was a great choice of cabernet. The saltado had a nice kick to it, it was fresh and pretty darn good. Service was cool. I will def return when in need of a Peruvian dish.

I was going to say this is the worst Peruvian place I've eaten at in the world, and I've eaten at…read moremaybe 3 or 4 dozen, but that would be inaccurate. This is to Peruvian food what Lean Cuisine is to Italian food, or what Chat GPT3 is to good prose. If someone were to put a gun to my head and ask what nationality the food was from, I may guess that an amateur from, say, Fairfield Connecticut read a cookbook from the 1950s and made a first attempt at something vaguely Latin American, but it would be a coin flip as to which country. Sauces were entirely wrong, and universally awful. Fish was a breaded mush. Calamari was so rubbery that it felt like it was made of the same material as a super ball. On the plus side, ambiance (except for the spiders on the wall) was really upbeat, the servers were kind, and the white rice was properly cooked.

Hidden gem, one of those "hole in the wall" spots, but it is immaculate inside and the food is…read moredelicious! Birria quesadillas were always my go-to. Service is always friendly !

Very clean restaurant and very good food. Has a very authentic seasoning and would recommend.read more

We ordered food for take out/ delivery. This is one of the…read morerare Peruvian restaurants in the area. The food was delivered so well packed that nothing spilled. Biodegradable containers , yet even the beans was wrapped tightly. We did the family meal with whole chicken. Great value for money. The portion sizes were ample. The quinoa/ rice was so savory and the black beans was tasty. The steamed yucca was on point and a perfect pairing with the well seasoned chicken. The sauces were delightful especially the green sauce. Customer service was also spot on in response to feedback. We will try again and you should too.

I frequently pass by this establishment because I work in the area. I recently met a new coworker…read morefrom Peru who recommended this place, stating it offers authentic Peruvian cuisine close to home. I'm always interested in discovering restaurants that serve genuine dishes from different countries without Americanized alterations. When he mentioned the location, I recognized exactly where it was. He specifically recommended the Fried Rice, known as Chaufas. I also learned from him that Chinese influence is prevalent in Peruvian cuisine due to historical migration, which explains why these flavors are integrated. The restaurant operates as a takeout spot, with no seating available. Upon entering, I was greeted promptly. Initially, I planned to order the Fried Rice, but I decided to try the Lomo Salado with white rice and added chicken instead. The Fried Rice can wait for another visit. My order was ready in about fifteen minutes, and it was substantial enough to serve two people--really good value. The rice was delicious, cooked to perfection--fluffy and well-prepared, even if it lacked a bit of seasoning. They provided a side of Lomo Salado broth, which I could pour over the dish, but I found it unnecessary. The steak was flavorful, tender, and juicy. The chicken I added was decent; it was well seasoned but tasted somewhat cheap, so I wouldn't order it again. The French fries were good, though I prefer rice as a side. Overall, the meal was excellent, and the customer service was outstanding. I'm already looking forward to returning to try the Fried Rice.