The women who runs this place reminds me of my grandma... she's so nice!…read more Came here for lunch and the meal was great. They have 9$ lunch specials on weekday's, which I got, while my friend got the ceviche. Both our meals were fantastic- you can tell the corvina was super fresh while my soup and pork chop was cooked to perfection. Make sure to get the emoliente- it's freshly brewed and very unique. It kind of reminds me of sweetened herbal tea with barley and fruit overtones.

They hung up on me twice for not speaking spanish (i do know enough to place an order, they just…read moredidnt give me the chance), before i was able to place an order for take away. A modest restaurant, that seems to be run by family/close friends, which turned out to be some of the best peruvian food ive had in New Jersey so far. I really was craving ceviche and peruvian fried rice when I stumbled on this local store on Yelp. I did have difficulty placing an order at first, but once the man realized i speak some spanish and wanted to order food, he seemed to try to apologize and took my order. When i came in for pickup i was greeted by two workers who did indeed only speak Spanish. I think they forgot to cook my order because when i asked them about my pickup, the man was startled and asked me to wait an addition 10 minutes. After waiting, i received my order and paid (cash only). As a side note, they do have two small tables set outside for those who want to dine in. Despite the issues I had with getting my food, i have to say I am very impressed with the amount and quality of food. It really took me back to food in Peru and I was so happy to have found a good local shop. We asked for the spicy ceviche mixto and arroz chaufa mixto as well. The ceviche had a very good kick and was the best Ive had in NJ. Arroz chaufa was served in a large tray and was an unbelievable portion size. It looked and tasted very home-made and definitely could serve at least 2-3 people. For the price, taste, and quality of food, i dont think you could find better in NJ. It definitely adds fierce competition to larger peruvian restaurants. I know I had difficulty ordering but I do appreciate the hustle of a family serving its community. If you speak spanish or are willing to pick up google translate Id definitely recommend coming here. Will be back!

I went with my dad and we loved the food!. The dishes were pretty big and personally I…read morerecommended "La Jalea" . It is spectacular!! and finally we got surprised with some artistic music for father's day, my dad was very happy . Highly recommended!

I ordered from Grubhub and the lomo saltado was dry and burnt worse the bistek a lo pobre was…read moreburnt. The restaurant did not want to give a partial refund. It's ridiculous. The rice wasn't salted. My dog had to end up eating the steak since it was basically jerky. It's unfortunate because I used to like this place. Such nice people but giving people especially who bought a lot four trays of food burnt meat is unacceptable, shame.

very Tasty Dominican cuisine and batidos (fruit smoothies and shakes) . They have pizza also, which…read moreseems to be a big part of the business. A few small tables, most of their business seems to be to go. Ox tail, mangu, plantains, all kinds of stuff. Just point at what you want the dishes are in warmers at the counter. Very generous serving sizes. Come with a very empty stomach

Been here a free times and so far it has not disappointed me. It's a small place with maybe 3-4…read moretables that if you wanted to stay and eat you could. They have Dominican breakfast of tres golpes and it's good. They have daily lunch specials that change daily and they are all already prepared for you to choose from a glass screen. The only downside would be that the empanadas are not stuffed enough and kinda oily. I work at the hospital so it's quick and local and easy and good. I will keep going here. Oh I forgot to mention the piece is pretty good I pay $8 for rice beans and any meat I want. The portions are big so go hungry.

New Peruvian restaurant in the area. I have ordered from here twice so far. In some other places…read morearound Essex County, especially when ordering delivery, I feel the food tastes a bit old or was just sitting under a lamp for a couple hours. Not here. At Naylamp the food tastes fresh and the quality of the meats and vegetables seem to above a notch above most competitors in the area. To date, I have had the rotisserie chicken, lomo saltado and saltdo especial. Portions and flavors were all on point. Their menu has a good variety of dishes and I look forward to exploring more of them in the future. Highly recommend.

We just happened upon this place yesterday, and decided to go in. With all of the Latin food…read moreoptions in Newark (Brazilian, Mexican, Portuguese and others), Peruvian was new to us. What a surprise! Great tasting food, super nice people. Worth a stop for a quick, delicious lunch.

Server was cold, as well as the food. I ordered guatita and no flavor at all and my girlfriend…read moreordered ceviche mixto. The water tasted as if it was only water and oil. The shrimp and Fish were very cold and flavorless.

Love them by far the best fish soup in town A must for…read moreeveryone feeling sick or hungover

So I found this place on a total whim from a Bolivian site. I'm originally from California and I've…read moremissed Bolivian food from my mom. My boyfriend and I decided to make the the trip over here to have some authentic Bolivian food. We were not disappointed. The food is super flavorful and freshly made. The restaurant staff is friendly and welcoming. I highly recommend this cute place for an authentic food experience!

I made my first visit recently and had a couple of salteñas with chicken. They were delicious…read more With the lack of places that sell salteñas in the NY/NJ area, I'll definitely be back for some more. The owners were very nice and told me they serve other Bolivian foods each Sunday so I'll need to try it out.

Muy buen sabor y porción generosaread more

Went to this place yesterday. My nephew raved about this place. Couldn't believe how authentic the…read moreflavors were. He ordered white rice steak in sauce with beans and I had the stewed chicken with rice and beans. The food woke my taste buds up. I also ordered the sancocho to have the following day. This place is another one of those underrated spots you can just drive by and not notice. It's unassuming exterior can be deceptive. Once you introduce the food to your taste buds it's a wrap. You have to go back. Everything was delicious. I'm going back to sample the other dishes and will keep you posted . I luv this place

Este lugar está muy bueno para venir a comer el único problema que yo tuve al entrar es porque yo…read moretraigo un perro de servicio y se me negó la entrada porque me dijo que el dueño no permite ninguna clase de animales yo yo voy a hacer algo al respecto para que los dueños tengan conciencia y respeto para los animales de servicio yo tengo todas las pruebas que Fiona es de servicio carta del doctor carta de la escuela donde fue entrenada para mis servicios

I have been wanting to try Mi Lindo Ecuador for a while now and finally made the trip from New…read moreYork. It was absolutely worth it! The food was incredibly fresh and authentic, It's now one of my top spots in Jersey. A bonus to this establishment is that they have a fish market and grocery next door. It really made me feel like I was transported straight to Ecuador.