Called the restaurant during advertised open hours, no one picked up the phone... prompted me to…read moreleave a message then went to there restaurant itself, and the door was locked even though there were people inside. So disappointed. Was looking forward to surprising my other half with Peruvian food. Will be going to Burlington for my Peruvian food orders.

Put simply, I can't rate this place high enough. Good quality, very good food at reasonable prices…read moreand an engaging owner and chef. If this place was in Toronto it would enjoy celebrity status. DeliHighly recommended. Returned after far too long. Still great. If you have yet to sample Culantro you really must.

Bistek a la pobre: the beef was thin but tasted decent.The fries were crispy (they were dusted for…read morecrunch so they have a good savoury bite). The flavoured rice was good. The salad was decent. Service is very Asian. There's a sign outside sign saying they close at 8pm on Sundays but they told me they were closing at 7pm, so the hours are not so predictable.

Not bad at all. The homemade sauce for beef heart is amazing and something quite unique…read more We also got ceviche and paella. I wouldn't recommend the fried rice though.

Best decision of my recent trip to Toronto was to visit El Inka. I came here on a Tuesday afternoon…read morejust around 1:30pm. The restaurant was not busy at all, which for me was perfect. I was dining solo, and just really wanted to experience some good Peruvian food that I haven't had in a long time. I ordered from the lunch menu and opted for two lunches - gluttonous I know - but I wanted to try the Ceviche de pescado and the Aji de Gallina. I asked about Chicha Morada to drink, but it hadn't been prepared yet, so I had maracuja juice (passion fruit). First of all, the ceviche was outstanding! It's a simple tilapia, but it was so perfectly prepared. I loved the little sweet potato garnish, and the tangy flavor was spot on. I felt like I was eating the ceviche I had back when I was in Peru. The server also brought a small dish of Peruvian corn (crunchy corn kernels) with my drink while I waited for the entrees to come out. These were perfect little snackers! The Aji de Gallina came next and it was also exactly like the homemade aji de gallina I had at the home I stayed at while in Peru. It was so reminiscent of homecooked food, and it was exactly what I wanted. Of course, I couldn't finish it all, and my server boxed it up for me to take home. Speaking of my server - a HUGE shout out to Alessandra who was so kind and friendly. Since the restaurant was relatively empty I had the opportunity to chat with her more than I might normally chat with a server. I ended up showing her photos from when I was in Peru and about being in Toronto for the day. I was just very excited to find authenitc Peruvian food since it's not something easily accessible here in my city. Alessandra was a delight, and she even sent me home with some extra Peruvian corn for a snack which I happily ate on my train ride home the next day. She definitely didn't have to do that! I really hope that I get a chance to visit this restaurant again! Also, as an American, the prices were really good. I spent only $34 USD for two entrees - so if in a normal situation when I wasn't over eating, I could easily have had a $18-20 lunch that was filling and delicious.

Came for early dinner with friends. Made reservations in advance. We had to call the restaurant…read more The server was great. Our guest was less than punctual but the place let everyone come before taking orders, very grateful for that. Food was delicious!!! We ordered dishes to share and it was more than enough. Definitely will return! So good!!

We had the piqueo crillo, lomo saltado on fettuccini, and the chaufa with chicken. My favorite of…read morethe appetizer platter was definitely the tamale. I loved the chaufa, though I wish it came with the yellow or green sauce on top. The fettuccine was great, the texture on the noodles was perfect. The restaurant feels warm, clean, and inviting. The staff were all very kind. My only complaint was that the service was disorganized, and it took a while for our order to be taken, to get to-go containers, and to get the check. I think this was mostly because a very large party was in the restaurant at the same time as us. I'll be coming back, I still need to try the ceviche.

There are many Peruvian restaurants in the GTA, but the ones in downtown tend to be more fusion /…read morehipster. The more authentic ones tend to be more in the suburbs, and El Inka is no exception. They serve authentic Peruvian food in big portions. The interior of the restaurant is spacious, modern, and clean. They have a full bar and a good selection of Peruvian cocktails such as the famous Pisco Sour. Food-wise, you'll find the most common and classic Peruvian dishes such as different kinds of ceviches, causa (potato), arroz con mariscos, chaufa, lomo saltado, escabeche de pescado, tacu-tacu, and more. The large size of El Inka Salad came in a HUGE bowl that could feed a group of 4. The salad greens, shredded carrot, and red onion were nice and fresh, but unfrotunately the dressing was too creamy for me (should've ordered it with dressing on the side). The mains were great. Tacu-Tacu (rice with refried beans) was as expected. The mahi-mahi came as a big chunk of fish with nice grill marks - delicous and tender. The mixed seafoood had great sauce and seasoning. You can never go wrong with Arroz con Mariscos in any Latin American restaurant - well seasoned yellow rice with peas, carrots, and a boatload of mixed seafood (large tiger shrimps, small shrimps, mussels, squid, scallops). It was very flavourful and filling. The side sautéed vegetables, however, were disappointing. It consisted of broccoli, cauliflower, red and yellow bell pepper, and red onion - great mix, but WAY TOO SALTY. I think they used too much soy sauce. Service was great - all the staff were very friendly and attentive. The washrooms were clean and they had multiple stalls, as well as a gender-neutral and wheelchair-accessible washroom. Parking was easy - plenty of space in the plaza parking lot.

I wanna start off be saying that have gotten take-out from here before, it's always been 50/50…read moreeither hit or miss, but today was an absolute disgrace. We picked up our order at 7:45, an hour 15 before they close, so maybe they put our food together in a rush and gave us the last remains off the day. Firstly, all the food was placed in upside down containers, this made the salad dressing spill out of the container and into the bag, onto the other food containers. Secondly, when my sister bit into the very hard bread, her mouth was immediately filled with oil!!! So disgusting she nearly threw up, we checked the other pieces of bread and when squeezed, there were all oozing with oil (phots attached). One of the most disgusting things I have ever seen come from a restaurant. Lastly, the yuka frita was not only super greasy, but it seems as it they gave us both clumps of yuka, as well as the remains from the bottom of the fryer (photo included). The only reason we didn't go back and return the food was because we live in downtown Toronto. When contacting them directly via email, Alvaro, who I would hope is management, responded rather defensively, and came off as rude, rather than just simply giving an apology. I am not one to post reviews ever, but the mix of bad food and poor service has brought me here. If you want to eat here, take a gamble, it's a 50/50 chance that you get edible food.

Excellent dishes. It brought back memories of my teen years in Lima…read more We went for dinner last night and came back for lunch today.

Recently went to check out this Peruvian restaurant in the Markham Markville area that specialized…read morein their rotisserie chicken. I always passed by but it was nice to check it out. Walked into a sleek and cozy restaurant. In the front, its a takeout area with lots of great deals and the seating area is in the back of the restaurant. In terms of food selection, tried out a quarter chicken leg and their Peruvian salad. Their rotisserie chicken is a family secret recipe and the chicken has been marinated for 24 hours. It was very juicy, tender with a Peruvian flavor to it. It comes with their Peruvian hot sauce which paired well with the chicken. As a group, we also shared the Jalea platter, a mix of deep fried seafood, squid, shrimp with fried potatoes all topped with salsa criolla. Very tasty and enjoyed the batter. Overall, service was very fast and attentive. Good and relaxing dining experience and worth checking out if you like rotisserie chicken in a Peruvian flavor for dine-in or takeout!

This restaurant is located in a plaza that makes it less visible however the dining area is cozy…read moreand food is authentic and delicious. The staff are very friendly and knowledgeable however service was a bit on the slower side, maybe staffing shortage. Otherwise this is a delightful option for excellent Peruvian food and hospitality.

So far, this is the only one that has fully met my expectations in every aspect of satisfaction…read more The interior is cozy and charming, the service is excellent, and the menu offers a great variety. The food--oh my, the flavors and presentation are outstanding. Please go there; you will not be disappointed!

Definite recommend! I ordered the Maracuya drink and pork chop milanesa plate. the address was…read morelisted wrong it's on finch and milvan. 2481 Finch Ave. West

We came here as a group of 10 on a Sunday evening and had a fantastic experience…read more My partner and I shared: - Alitas de Pollo (nice balance of dry and saucy, slightly spicy wings) - Ceviche Carretillero (my least favourite dish of the night as it was a little too sour, and the fried calamari was an interesting topping admist this raw dish. The sweet potatoes surprisingly worked well though) - Parihuela (not as well-rounded as a French bouillabaisse, but still delicious with a variety of seafood) - Chicha Morada (delicious purple corn drink) Portions were pretty large, so I'd recommend ordering family style to try a few different dishes. Food was not a 5/5 for me, but service was above and beyond. Upon arrival, we had given the staff a cake to serve after our meal for a friend's birthday. We had the candles in our bag, and were planning on pulling them out when we were done our entrees. The owner, assuming that we hadn't brought our own candles, went out and bought candles for the cake during our meal. We were stunned when we found out! They then portioned out the cake perfectly after we sang happy birthday. We also didn't realise we had stayed 30 minutes past their 9pm closing time, and they never nudged us to leave. It seemed like it was the owner and his father running the restaurant, and I felt very well taken care of. I'm already looking forward to returning to Pisac in the near future.

Came here with some friends after a trip to Peru. The food definitely brought us back, especially…read morethe chicha morada! I had to lomo saltado which was pretty good and the beef was very tender. The desserts of the day were lucuma crème brulee and lucuma cheesecake. I found the chocolate in the cheesecake to be a bit overpowering to the lucuma taste. The flavour of creme brûlée was really really good!

We visited Casa Mia Latin Restaurant and Cafe for the first time and finally got to try Peruvian…read morefood! We love exploring different cultures and cuisines, so we were excited for this dinner adventure. We ordered the Steamed Fish Mix and the Peruvian Paella and wow, the portions were massive. Just look at the amount of seafood they packed into these dishes! Absolutely unbelievable. I'll admit, I was turned off from paella after trying it in Miami years ago but Casa Mia completely changed my mind. The Peruvian Paella was so flavorful, fresh, and delicious that my girlfriend already said she would order it again. I had the Steamed Fish Mix and honestly did not expect that much seafood. The broth was amazing, rich, comforting, perfectly seasoned, and not overly salty. It paired so well with all the seafood. This place is truly a hidden gem in Oakville. If you enjoy Peruvian food or even if it's your first time trying it like us. You need to check this spot out. The husband and wife owners were incredibly friendly, welcoming, and helpful, which made the experience even better. 10/10 experience. We'll definitely be back!

If you're looking for good Peruvian food Casa Mia is 100% the place to go. My boyfriend and I went…read moretoday and had a fabulous dinner. He is Peruvian and a foodie so his compliments mean a lot! We ordered a fried yuca as a starter, lomo saltado and mixed jalea as our mains and even ordered the tres leches cake and a cappuccino for dessert since everything tastes so good! Taste: DELICIOUS Portion size: Generous Authenticity: Boyfriend said it's the best and most authentic Peruvian food he has had since leaving Peru! Pricing: super reasonable.. probably $20 a plate Additional comments: only "negative" was that the service is a bit slow but I think it's all the kindness and authenticity that goes into the meal. Also as a Latina it's just the latin way to take our time The owners seem to be such sweet people so that's an added plus. Overall 10/10 will definitely be returning!!!