Absolutely superb Peruvian food served by very nice folk. We had a trio of ceviche, a huge cauldron…read moreof chicken noodle soup (we took home a quart of leftovers. But the best was potatoes w/three cremas. The yellow was good, the red had a touch of spice, and the green was wonderfully earthy. We want to return with a group to explore more of the menu. The service was warm and caring.

Came here for lunch. My friend suggested this spot. I'm a fan of Peruvian food and I usually get…read morethe roasted chicken. Once we entered, we were seated at our table; there is a good amount of seating inside. I ordered from the lunch menu, which consists of an appetizer, main and dessert. I started off with the empanada de queso which was very cheesy and tasty. For my main, I got the half rotisserie chicken which comes with two sides, I got the rice and salad. The chicken was solid and the green sauce and hot sauce mixed together made for a nice dip for the chicken. Also got a pitcher of this purple drink, forgot what it was called but it was good. For dessert I got the tres leches cake, which was the right amount after the big meal. The portion size is very big and for the price ($14.75), you cannot beat that. They give you so much and def worth the trip. If you're in the mood for Peruvian food, I highly recommend place. * Street parking * Good service

The food is delicious and the seating area is always really clean. The service is really good!…read moreTry the chaufa!

Love, love, love!! The stuff is so sweet, so welcoming, and it really gives you like that home type…read morefeeling like I walked into my aunt's kitchen. And you know, auntie knows how to cook The food portions are so big for the price that you're paying it's insane. I ordered one meal and it turned it into two! Forget meal prepping. I'm just gonna order two meals at a time and be fed all week. My favorite is probably the stirfry rice with chicken and bunch of delicious flavors. Aka chauffa de pollo. I finally came in on the weekend so I could try their ceviche Mixto and it did not disappoint. I didn't get it this time but last time I came, I got the Lomo Salgado, which is basically like a sir, fry of veggies, french fries, and steak and that really hit the spot . So basically any food porn you want just come over here. It's not necessarily a hole in the wall because it's on the main Avenue but definitely one of the best Peruvian hidden gems!

New in the neighborhood and we checked this place. Ordered lomo saltado, chaufa con pato, and both…read morewere tasty. Portions are large, and the chaufa can be shared.

I love underrated spots because they serve the best foods. This place never disappoint and their…read morefood reminds me of my grandma. I've been getting breakfast here and it's always a pleasure, reminds me of a typical authentic Peruvian breakfast. The lady that takes our order is super nice and very friendly. The restaurant is nice, clean, and again, food is super tasty. Their food really takes me back to home, their lunch menu is super tasty, a lot of food and affordable! If you like Peruvian food, trust me, you should try this place!

Good food the ppl are very polite the place its very clean love the taste of the food…read more Plaintly parking space you leave there very satisfy i recommended this places very familiar they a a delivery also Yours truly lola

TOP TIER. This is a gem. I got the "Bistec a lo Pobre"- every single part of it was amazing…read more Sometimes food makes you realize that life is beautiful. This is one of those places.

chicken is always on point and well priced, buy here once in a while but always satisfied.read more

If you walk into Kikiriki expecting a culinary journey through the streets of Lima, you might want…read moreto turn around and check the sign again. Despite proudly branding itself as a Peruvian restaurant, the menu tells a completely different story. Aside from a few items with "Peruvian" hastily slapped onto the front of their names, the selection is a bit of an identity crisis. But if you can look past the cultural bait-and-switch, Kikiriki actually has a few things going for it--namely, your wallet's happiness. The Food The Star: Rotisserie Chicken Let's start with the absolute best reason to visit. The chicken is, without a doubt, the savior of this establishment. Whatever SPICES they are using hits all the right notes. It's deeply savory, incredibly juicy, and sports a perfectly crisped, seasoned skin. If you stick to a quarter or half chicken order, you're going to leave happy. The Sidekick: The Fries Unfortunately, every superhero needs a good sidekick, and this chicken is flying solo. The French fries are the definition of "bland." They lack crispiness, desperately need salt, and feel like a total afterthought. Pro-tip: drown them in hot sauce or ketchup which you need to provide yourself. The Value Where Kikiriki truly shines is the receipt. In a dining landscape where a basic combo meal can easily push past $20, Kikiriki keeps things refreshingly old-school. The prices are exceptionally good for the portion sizes you receive. You can get a massive plate of food that will easily feed you for two meals without breaking the bank. The Verdict Go for the chicken, stay for the low bill, but don't expect an authentic Peruvian feast. Kikiriki isn't going to win any authenticity awards, and their fry cook needs a lesson in seasoning. However, if you are looking for a cheap, filling, and genuinely delicious chicken dinner, it's well worth a visit. Just think of it more as a great neighborhood chicken joint rather than an international dining experience.

I enjoy ordering takeout from here all the time. I have even had the pleasure of eating in person…read morehere. It is a cute little restaurant where the family who owns it manages the front and cooks. The chef is an older woman who comes out of the kitchen every so often to check on the customers. My dad comes in here often and is greeted as if he is family which is how I discovered this place and honestly it offers an at home feel from how I was greeted with a hug the first time I went with him. Now I recommend all my friends order, or order take out when I have company. My absolute favorites are the bistec a la pobre which consists of a skirt steak, rice, fried egg, French fries, and sweet fried plantains. My second favorite is the lomo salteado which is a Peruvian classic ! Pair it with an Inca cola or chicha morada and you can say you've dabbled in Peruvian cuisine.

Had the bistec a lo pobre, a great deal for the price. Steak comes served over flavorful rice, a…read morefried egg, and Maduros. Flavorful and fresh and easy for last minute takeout Will definitely be back to try the whole menu.

They have the best shrimp fried rice. But everything is…read moresuper tasty. I fully recommend

The ceviche tasted fresh and great. The Bistec was dry. Everything else was delicious. The service…read morewas very slow, had to asked for stuff multiple times. This restaurant is definitely family friendly.

Finally I could come to try this restaurant and I was gladly surprised, the hype is not fake…read more From the beginning, the attention from the personnel was super polite and respectful. I made a reservation and they've respected my request to be seated inside. The atmosphere inside is very vivid, like the name of the restaurant... it feels like you are in a party. My only wish is that they would play Peruvian music so the experience would be more immersive with the food. The menu is big and one of the things that I've liked was to see a lot of dishes that are not common in a Peruvian Restaurant outside Perú... like Aji de Gallina, Anticuchos and Picarones. Now the most important, the food... the quality was very good, since the plates arrived to our table, the smell and the presentation was a temptation to go all the way in. The ingredients used felt fresh and made to order. Every plate had its own characteristic and flavour... good size too. The "choco lucuma" cake for dessert was a great finish... moisty and the intensity of the chocolate and lucuma flavor to a good ratio. If you have the chance to try it... go for it, you'll not regret.

We came to Jarana with high expectations. As fans of Peruvian cuisine, we were excited to try a…read morerestaurant associated with such a well-known Peruvian chef. We left with the impression that this is probably the kind of restaurant someone should visit for their very first introduction to Peruvian food--not because it represents the best of Peru, but because it offers a simplified version of its flavors. The restaurant itself is beautiful. It's clear that a significant investment was made in the design, atmosphere, and overall experience. The service was friendly, and we noticed that many of the servers were Colombian, which isn't surprising since Colombians are well known for providing excellent hospitality. However, there were moments when it seemed that some of the traditional Peruvian flavors and drinks weren't fully understood. For example, the Pisco Sour we ordered was much sweeter than it should have been. We decided to start with the jalea, hoping it would set the tone for the meal. Unfortunately, it did the opposite. The dish was overly salty and lacked the balance and excitement that a great Peruvian jalea should have. Instead of reminding us of the vibrant seafood flavors found in Peru, it tasted more like generic fried seafood than an authentic Peruvian recipe. After that dish, we chose not to continue with the rest of the menu. To make matters worse, both of us experienced stomach pain afterward, which confirmed our decision to leave. One thing that also caught my attention is the restaurant's description of its food as "approachable Peruvian cuisine." Making Peruvian food approachable should never mean lowering the quality or authenticity of its flavors. Simplicity and accessibility can absolutely coexist with exceptional taste. The beautiful atmosphere should be matched by food that delivers the same level of excellence. Considering the premium prices, the culinary experience simply didn't justify the cost. If someone has never tried Peruvian food before, Jarana may serve... again: may serve as an introduction. However, for anyone looking to experience what Peruvian cuisine is truly capable of, there are several outstanding Peruvian restaurants within just a few miles that offer more authentic flavors, a better overall dining experience, and often at a lower price. I genuinely wanted to love this restaurant because the concept and ambiance are impressive. Unfortunately, the food didn't live up to the setting or the reputation behind the name.