First time trying peruvian food and the waitress was so sweet! The the salsa was so flavorful we…read morehad to ask for seconds ! I ordered the saltado de pollo and let me tell you it won't disappoint! Definitely gonna explore their menu more

My wife and I were headed home from Hot Springs, AR and swung by Van Buren specifically to try El…read moreTumi De Oro Peruvian Restaurant. A small authentic family operated restaurant that I would call Peruvian home cookin'. We dropped by to have Sunday dinner with the family. I think the whole family works there and like any family I believe dad was the grill master for the rotisserie chicken, which was my order. I got a half chicken with fries and the slaw. The slaw was a simple mixture of cabbage with what tasted like mayonnaise for dressing. The chicken was very moist, tender and slightly smoky from the charcoal. Delicious. My wife had the classic Lomo Saltado, a meal just about everyone enjoys. Tender beef, broth, onion and tomatoes on a fresh pile of fried potatoes. While paying the bill, I asked the young lady about the absence of fried rice on their menu, a typical Chinese influenced Peruvian meal. She said that the Peruvian Sauteed Spaghetti and even the Lomo Saltado were both Chinese influenced. I had to follow with another question regarding authentic Peruvian foods. The answer was "No." So, it is unlikely guinea pig will be a menu option anytime soon. Dang it! I wouldn't hesitate to eat one of the little rascals. Not a fancy place, but it is the real deal.

This place is amazing. I crave their beef empanadas. We have enjoyed ever meal there.read more

Excellent food! The empanadas, beans, coleslaw, rice, chimmichurri sauce, steak were excellentread more