Walking around my staying neighborhood, I came across this restaurant and decided to give it a try…read more The place is small but plenty of tables. Was greeted and seated right away. The ambience was good with Spanish music playing on the background. I ordered a typical Colombian dish Sobre barriga. I must say that it was good. The texture was almost perfect. The only down side was the Yuca (Cassava). It was too hard and must be soft. The other is that there were no beans to accompany the dish. While this of course is not required as we are not in South America I would recommend it as a side dish. The rice, salad, avocado and plantain were just perfect with the food. Other than that it was a good meal....if you ever in the area give them a try.

Authentic and delicious Colombian food, a unique surprise in our visit to Paris. The servers were…read morefriendly (and they speak Spanish!). Food was good but the portion sizes were very, very large. Come hungry or be prepared to take some food home.

Great Peruvian restaurant in Paris, France. I found this via a locals recommendation. It's just one…read moreblock up from the canal and easy to find. I opted for indoor seating, to take advantage of the a/c, but they also have outdoor seating as well. I was greeted with some chips as an appetizer while I looked over the menu. They have daily specials and I opted for the Sunday night special which included an entré, main, and dessert. I also opted for a carafe of merlot to go with my main (beef heart) The meal was well priced, tasty, and service was excellent. I recommend this place for a change of pace while in Paris.

It has 4 stars for the food and the food alone. There is nothing else special about this place, but…read moremy God the food is good!! I had the roasted pollo that came with a simple accompaniment of rice and beans, and I ate every single morsel. The staff don't speak any english, so come prepared knowing how to order tap water, ask the bill, etc. Definitely coming back!!

Since we were staying at the 1K Paris Hotel for over a week, Jamie W and I knew it was just a…read morematter of time before we tried their in-house Peruvian restaurant. As it happened, we spent a long touring day visiting Monet's Garden & House in Giverny and the Palace & Gardens at Versailles. By the time we got back to the hotel, we were too exhausted even to hunt for an eatery in Le Marais, so we stayed in. It was a large space with only a couple of tables occupied with guests. However, there was a constant stream of people walking through the restaurant to the taqueria bar in the next room. It was kinda odd, but since the hotel owns both places, I guess it's all in the family. We kept it pretty light and shared an appetizer and a main course, though we treated ourselves to a couple of their specialty desserts. First up was the 10€ Papas Rellenas, four crispy potato croquettes with minced beef and parsley mayonnaise (Photo 7). Our main dish was a bit smallish, the 17€ Escabeche de Poulet, a pair of fried chicken legs in aji panco sauce with sweet potato and olives (Photo 6). The chicken was tender with a crunchy coating. We finished off the meal with two desserts, first being the 9€ Alfajores. That was a shortbread biscuit in vanilla ice cream with a dulce con leche filling and chocolate-caramel glaze (Photo 8). The final treat was the 8€ Choux Nikkei, a pair of profiteroles filled with whipped cream, matcha tea, and lemon cream (Photo 10). A nice dining experience despite the walkthrough traffic and further proof of the melting pot of culinary choices in Le Marais. FOOD - 4 stars...small plates, quite delicious and truly Peruvian AMBIANCE...3.5 stars...atmospheric albeit with plenty of foot traffic SERVICE...just one industrious staff person TOTAL...4 stars...a unique alternative in Le Marais RELATED - Exploring Paris? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://yelp.to/TDhdgjoONI

Peruvian inspired great food, cool decor. Cool bar with Pisco sours like in Perù!…read moreAbsolutely delicious mushroom anticuchos!! (Perfect vegan option!!)Delicious side dishes of soy sauteed asparagus; Venere rice (risotto version) very very good! Very nice 3 course lunch menù at 25€ Cool music like a trip to the South

This was a nice experience. The food was fresh and it the spot. The restaurant is cute and the…read moreservice was good. I really enjoyed the food and I will be back while I'm in Paris.

Well I was a little skeptical at first but I have to admit this place was really good. The people…read morethan run the place are super friendly and the food is simply awesome. Great restaurant for a little party, a quick bite, a little tête a tête... It's a nice all around kind of place. Open at lunch with a really good lunch deal. Bueno

Great food, great customer service and busy! Try to make a reservation ahead of time. The food was…read morewell prepared, lots of flavor, and decent size portions. They accept cash, visa and master card, no American Express. A must if you trying to kill that Peruvian food craving in Paris.

What a great place when you need a break from French food! We arrived just before they closed for…read morelunch, but the staff was just so friendly and welcoming and let us eat anyways! The food was excellent, both meat and vegetarian options! Great flavors, very cool atmosphere, big portions, and highly recommended!

THIS IS the most DELICIOUS CDMX cuisine you'll find in Paris with the flavors of Mexico City. It is…read moreNOT Chipotle. It is NOT "el Torito Grill" or another "California, Texas, Chicago" Mexican restaurant. This is the authentic cuisine from Mexico, the country. They serve chile enogada (my favorite thing to eat ever); Aguas frescas - horchata, Jamiaca; fresh chips and salsa; ceviche; enchiladas verde; Veracruz fish; various tamales; and, tres leches with fresh mango! I can't even say more. My friends insisted that I come here and iI LOVED IT. If you are looking for the flavors from CDMX - yes. ¡Ben Aca! So, I read some of the other reviews. I'm ALSO from California and Mexican food is a staple on my palate. 1) Cheddar cheese is from England 2) Monterey Jack originated in Monterey California.

This hit the spot when my craving for Mexican spiked. Several vegetarian options, all of which…read morelooked good. Great service, too! We arrived at opening and promised to be quick, otherwise, they were booked up by 8pm.