Tacu Taku Peruvian Kitchen is a real gem if you're looking for authentic Peruvian cuisine…read more Everything - from the dishes to the Peruvian beer felt genuine and delicious. It's located in a very unassuming spot, tucked into a parking lot in a slightly industrial area, but don't let that fool you. Inside, you'll find something special. What stood out even more was the owner/manager, who went to great lengths to make us feel welcome. He took the time to explain the menu and recommend the best choices for both food and drinks, making the whole experience feel personal and effortless. The atmosphere is relaxed and welcoming, and combined with the authenticity of the food, it makes for a memorable visit. Definitely worth seeking out.

Normally the food quality is good. Unfortunately today the person taking the order , sent the…read moreincorrect order to go. I made explicitly clear that I wanted Mixed seafood with Fish, ended up with not what I ordered.. I called concerning the error, as I live far away and they dont offer anything but attitude. If the owners record there calls please check. Extremely disappointed with how I was treated and the person just hung up. Update, the owner has called me, and promised to make things right. That they dont like to hear when customers are mistreated. There family owned business has built a reputation on good customer service. I appreciate the owner caring enough to contact me and listen to me.

Ceviche was amazing! Some of the best that I've had. Definitely cleared the appetizer plate after…read moremy wife had her fill. Definitely need to come back to try some of their main dishes. Our waitress was wonderful. Place wasn't crowded at all and parking was easy to find, even though there was a bit of a walk, it was nice to get some steps in!

I took my wife to Boca House for Valentine's Day, and we were honestly surprised at how empty it…read morewas. Normally when we visit, it's a full house -- but shortly after being seated, we started to understand why. We noticed the menu had changed, so I'm not sure if they brought in a new chef. We ordered the croquettes (which have always been our favorite), a ribeye steak, and a picanha bowl. The croquettes came out room temperature, which was disappointing right from the start. The ribeye, ordered medium, was pink but extremely dry -- it honestly seemed like it may have been pre-cooked and then reheated. To make matters worse, the steak is served already cut, which doesn't allow it any time to rest and retain its juices. The picanha bowl was also dry and tough to chew. It's a shame when establishments that were once consistently very good go through changes like this. Unfortunately, for the prices they charge, the quality just wasn't there this time. I won't be returning.

Great place for Peruvian food. While not cheap, their servings are a good size and delicious…read more Definitely check this place out.

The food was honestly very good, which makes this experience even sadder because the service was…read moreunbelievably bad. When we first arrived, our waiter completely forgot about us and another waiter had to step in and help. My husband ordered a seafood soup, and the waiter's assistant brought it out... but with no spoon. We waited about 5 minutes before she came back with a tiny dessert spoon for a seafood soup I asked the hostess if we could please get a proper spoon. She kept walking in and out until finally she told us that all the spoons in the restaurant were occupied and we had to wait. Meanwhile the soup had already been sitting there for over 10 minutes getting cold. At the end, Alejandro the only person actually trying to help finally went and found a spoon himself. By then my husband didn't even want the soup anymore. Our original waiter finally came back and asked if we wanted him to reheat the soup ‍ My husband said no, please just take it away and bring the check. Then the waiter says, "Look, I removed the soup from the bill," as if that fixed the situation The saddest part is that no manager ever came over, nothing. Everyone acted like this was completely normal. The only person who genuinely tried to resolve the situation was Alejandro.

This restaurant has been here for many years. Recently it was remodel. It is a warm ambient, not as…read moreloud as it used to be, the decoration is very good and the food excellent. We really enjoyed it

The food was interesting, and I mean that literally. It was a very unique selection and while it…read morewasn't my style, I am so glad I went. However, if you want a fun juice or drink, this is definitely the place to go. The area is used well with art work and music making it very comfortable. The staff is very friendly and seem to genuinely want you to pick something you enjoy.

Increíble la fusión de sabores, el servicio A1 el team super amable y su música agradableread more

My friend recommended we stop by here because we love getting Peruvian food whenever i come to…read moretown. It's in a little corner of the plaza but parking is easy and the place is clean, colorful and spacious. We were sat easily as a party of 4 on a Saturday at 2p. The service was great, the staff was friendly and super attentive. I started with a maracuya sour, one of my favorite drinks of all time and not super common to find. It was so good, made perfectly. To eat, i was craving tallarines -- sadly, they don't have that here. I pivoted to splitting a ceviche tradicional as an appetizer and a Lomo saltado. I ordered the steak medium rare. The ceviche was good, they really skimp on the choclo and sweet potato though. The Lomo came out overcooked. My companion's did come out medium rare, maybe they gave him mine, but why would they ever make them as well-done as mine came out i don't know. So they remade it for me. It was better but really nothing special. For ~$30 a plate i wanted a little more. The menu could have had more options in my opinion too, but it was still a nice lunch and the friendly service helped make it better.

It's been 4 years already coming to Konakai and we can say they have the best food quality. Konakai…read morehas the most and delicious variety of Peruvian's dishes. Starting with the best ceviche, papá a la huancaina, anticuchos, jalea, and parihuela; then you can get an amazing lomo saltado, aeropuerto, fideos verdes with meet. Don forget to taste the best picarones as dessert, Inca kola or a good Pisco Sour drink.

Last week I came to Konakai after a car salesman from Peru recommended the place. He made the place…read moresound so delicious and fun that we left the dealership in Sunrise and came here. Once we arrived I realized we have been here before... It's been about 10 years and my memory from back then was good food and nice atmosphere. And now we're back.... a Friday night and they have some outside tables available (if you wanted some quieter atmosphere) because inside was dinner drinking and karaoke... we had a table good for hubby and I to watch. There was a large group (a party of some sorts) and a lot of great singers; and so many people jumped up to dance along with many of the songs. We tried a couple of varieties of the peruvian classic drink, Pisco Sour... once traditional and one with a mango twist. They were very good (not my thing but very good for what they are). We shared one of their ceviches (amazing) I ordered Tacu Taco with chicken and my husband got some seafood dish; I can't remember what it was called but I know we could've shared one dish since the servings are huge. We can't wait to return !

La Granja was our first stop after a long flight, so we were definitely ready to eat! The food was…read moredifferent from what we're used to, but overall pretty good. The rotisserie chicken stood out, juicy, flavorful, and probably the highlight of the meal. Portions were decent and filling, but the overall experience felt a bit like fast food, quick service, simple presentation, and not much ambiance. It served its purpose: a casual, satisfying meal when you're hungry and on the go. Wouldn't go out of my way to eat here again, but if you're nearby and craving something hearty and quick, it's worth a try.

It's been a minute, but I wasn't in the least bit impressed this time around. I came in wanting…read morechicken tamales and soup. After a 10-minute wait on a not-so-busy Tuesday (before lunchtime), they called my order and told me they were out of tamales. Wait, what? Why didn't they say so when I placed my order‽ So, they gave me a refund for the tamales and I was out the door with only a bowl of chicken soup. The refund took over seven (7) days, mind you, and I had tipped on the total for a to-go meal. Not the best experience!

Tired of basic, unhealthy food at mall food courts? Me too! Located in the Garden Food Court in…read moreSawgrass Mall sits family-owned Peruvian Street Food to the rescue! I HATE eating at the mall and only do so when I must. I was starving after a shopping trip and decided to try my chances at the food court. A BLESSING is finding relatively new Peruvian spot within the court! This is very rare and I had to try it. It's added to my list of acceptable mall food! They went beyond my expectations for mall food. You will not see food at the counter for display. They make everything FRESH TO ORDER. I tried my favorite lomo saltado and it was the best decision I could've made at this food court! The chicha morada is AUTHENTIC tasting! Sometimes restaurants use powdered flavoring that you can tell apart from the homemade stuff but this one was the real deal. I believe it was the owner that took my order and he was super friendly and nice. I think it was his customer service appeal that made me make the final decision to try them out. There may be a slight language limitation so please do be kind and if you speak Spanish opt to speak Spanish for better communication. Overall super satisfied I stopped here at the mall for food!! They've been there for about a year and can't believe I hadn't run into them earlier!