I was in town visiting a friend and he told me about this place. Nothing fancy but lady at the counter was pretty nice. I ordered the half of chicken with sweet plantains and white rice. It was pretty tender but the taste was nothing spectacular. It came out to be about $25 with a passionfruit juicepretty good stuff but it was a little pricey I would say about 3 1/2 stars and four stars for the nice lady at the counter read more

Quechua'S Restaurant - 1/2 chicken sweet plantains and rice - Peruvian Near Me - Hampden, Pennsylvania

Absolutely delicious! Great food and great customer service. They always follow instructions and the food is always great quality.

Food 4 for flavor, 2 for value Service 3 Ambiance 2 The short of it: $45 for 2 plates of chicken fried rice, a side of plantains and 2 bottled drinks served on paper plates in a strip mall. The food was good but the amount of chicken was very skimpy. Eating off paper plates with plastic forks for $45 was disappointing. Felt like $15 worth of food truck food triple charged for having a roof overhead (and the ambience is more strip mall chinese takeout than dine in restaurant.) read more

The chicken was roasted well and fell on the bone. The sauces that came with the dish were vibrant! Personally I love the brightness of the yellow sauce and the perfect spice in the green- it was just enough! We had cassava which were crisp and fried rice. I could have eaten a tub of plantains by myself. Great food! read more

I stumbled across Quechuas on a food delivery app while trying to decide on something other than my usual to eat. I decided to get the half chicken, fried rice and sweet plantains. I kept seeing everyone talk about the green sauce in their reviews so I ordered that not knowing it already came with the food. It also came with another sauce that was a ketchup-Mayo mixture. I was not a fan of the sauces. The green sauce is full of flavor but a little too spicy for my liking and I don't like ketchup and mayo combined. But the food was super delish. The half chicken is legit a half of a chicken. The portion of food was enough for two. Rice and chicken seasoned well and the plantains were fried to perfect golden hue. The food was packaged well and still hot considering the distance the delivery person had to travel. I am a satisfied customer. read more

Quechua'S Restaurant - Half chicken, fried rice and sweet plantains - Peruvian Near Me - Hampden, Pennsylvania

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They are not very co sister on the restaurant hours... on Sunday according their schedule at the door they should be open today. The restaurant is closed.. the food is ok but they don't accommodate any special request on thr food. Like you order a salchipapa they can not add the egg.. read more

Easily the best rotisserie chicken I've had. Try the fried plantains and fried rice as well!

The chicken was a little dry. The fried rice was a bit hard. They also put 15% tips when they bring the bills without telling you verbally, said there was a sign at the front where you order. They also charge extra for credit card customers. A bit disappointed considering how many good reviews they have. read more

We tried Quechua's for the first time on a Saturday afternoon and were very pleased with the food, portions, and service! The restaurant is nestled behind the Hibachi restaurant on Friendship drive. This is a smaller restaurant with about 10 tables, but it is very clean and welcomes visitors with delicious aromas. Upon entering there is a counter on the far side of the restaurant and we did not know if we ordered at the counter or if there was table service, but a server quickly approached us with menus and invited us to have a seat. Service was very attentive throughout the visit. The menu has many traditional Peruvian dishes and many that I am not familiar with, but there is something on the menu for everyone. On this visit we ordered the Causa de Pollo for an appetizer. Reading the description, I expected the dish to be similar to Cuban papa Rellenas, but I was wrong and was served this beautiful stack (see photo-I'm glad I was wrong). It was two layers of perfectly creamy mashed potatoes with a layer of shredded chicken salad between. It was DELICiOUS, so much so that I got an order to go to take home to Mom. Entrees on this visit were the rotisserie chicken, which was seasoned and cooked perfectly, and the pollo saltado (chicken sautéed with onions, tomatoes, French fries and served with rice). This was also delicious and for the price the portion size was large. Many of the dishes are served with French fries, which prompted one person in the party to wonder why? (Cliff Clavin fact on this question: Over 4,000 native varieties of potatoes grow in Peru.) Overall, the food and menu have a nice variety of choices that should suit even picky eaters. We thoroughly enjoyed our visit and after seeing the various dishes being served at other tables, I can't wait to return to try other entrees. read more

I ate here for the first time last night. I was super sad when I had to leave Maryland and my beloved local pollo a la brasa restaurant. Imagine my surprise to find a place that's almost as good and not too far from our new home! This restaurant is located in a small shopping center near an AMC movie theater and ALDI food market. My husband and I ordered the half chicken, sweet plantain, and arroz chaufa. The pollo a la brasa was seasoned nicely and the plantain and rice were quite good. I absolutely love the green picante sauce as well. The restaurant was very busy with a steady flow of patrons coming in to pick up orders and dine in during the 40 minutes we were there. The total for our order came to $38 including our drinks. I felt that the pricing was very standard, especially considering that they have no competition in the area. My only complaint is that we asked for half dark meat and were given a quarter dark and a quarter white. We'll be sure to confirm that they hear us correctly next time we order. I will definitely be back! read more

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Wish there were more of these! We were in town to visit Hershey Park. We came here for dinner around 6pm. Service here was fantastic. We started off with 2 Inca colas and ordered a seafood plate (Jalea) and the classic chicken plate which came with with fries and rice. I was craving seafood and this restaurant had exactly what I needed to satisfy my craving. The jalea came out quickly and had cilantro, lime juice, and red onions. It was so delicious and aromatic! This restaurant was a bit hard to find because the GPS system tells you you've arrived, but it is in the back of the building so just keep searching until you find it! read more

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We tried Quechuas Chicken tonight and it's really good. We got that whole chicken with two sides. The chicken was cooked perfectly and the fried rice was very tasty, We liked both sauces. The green has some nice spice.to it. We will definitely be repeat customers.. read more

What a great find! We ordered a ton of different foods from their menu to share. Staff was wonderful and helped us choose what to order. We aren't able to travel to Peru right now, but dining here was a fantastic way to introduce our kids to the cuisine! Everything we ordered tasted fresh and well seasoned! We will be back! read more

We were pleasantly surprised by this restaurant. We stopped in here for lunch with the kids and had a great meal. Our waitress was helpful and friendly. The meals were hot and quite tasty. We were impressed with the flavors of everything. If you're in the area you should give them a try! read more

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Great options, BIG portions! My family was visiting my sister and I from Myrtle Beach, SC and my sister planned a day in Hershey/Harrisburg. My mom is from Peru so naturally we wanted to have a Peruvian lunch. This location is right off of the highway so it was pretty easy going from Hershey to Harrisburg and back down to York. The restaurant is pretty large, they have plenty of parking and there is even a stage inside. I wish we were there when they were playing music or had entertainment, but you might want to check their website in you are going there to celebrate something special. The menu is pretty vast offering Peruvian chicken, lomo saltado, ceviche, and other dishes. I ordered the tacu tacu con mariscos, which was a plate with fried beans and rice with a orange sauce and seafood. It was delicious. The portion was huge so I was able to take home leftovers. My mom ordered the ceviche and my stepdad ordered the lomo which were both really good as well. My little brother ordered the chicken tenders which he finished, so those who have picky children this might be a good location since the kids meal had safe bets. All in all, if you are craving Peruvian food or wood like to try some, I recommend this location! read more

Stopped in to check out their new location (next door to their old location) and it was spacious. They have TV mounted around the main dining area and had dark tables and walls. The food was delicious!! This was my first time dining at Quechua's. I had Peruvian chicken in VA before but having it so close to home is a plus! I ordered the 1/2 chicken which comes with fries and a salad. The salad was a small bowl with romaine and ice berg lettuce, a few cucumbers, sliced tomatoes and shredded carrots. They had 3 dressings: Italian, Ranch and House. The house tasted like a thinned honey mustard. It was okay but nothing to rave about. The chicken came out and it smelled delicious! It was moist and tender and very flavorful. If you're a fan of rotisserie chicken then you'll enjoy this! They also offer a green sauce. It was DELICIOUS! I was fighting the urge to take the whole bottle. The green sauce had a light slow kick but you also get a taste of cilantro and lime. My friend ordered the pollo saltado and I tried a piece of chicken and it was also very flavorful. I will try this next time. All in all, a great experience! A bonus is that I had a coupon for a B1G1 free entree. What a great deal!! read more

Quechua'S Restaurant - Pollo saltado - Peruvian Near Me - Hampden, Pennsylvania

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The food has been great each time I've gone and they are very friendly. I like their ceviche even if it's sneakily spicy.

Quechua's a great addition to the ethnic food places opening in Harrisburg, PA. We are still not in same league as Lancaster, PA, but we have more options than we had 10 years ago. We made a reservation for 6pm on a weekday, but didn't need it when we reached there. Two tables were occupied and we were told to select the table we wanted. Next time I'll select a table away from the TV (which was playing very loud). While we were there, many other tables got filled. But there were more take-outs than dine-in. Lots of people came in to pick up large orders. Most of them had called ahead, because they were there was a minimum time. There was only 1 server, but she took good care of everyone. She asked if this was our first visit and then gave suggestions on popular items. After we placed our orders, she brought out fried corn for the table. Very different, but good to munch on while waiting for the order to come out. The wait wasn't long, but it also didn't feel like microwaved frozen food like short. Food portions are huge. You will definitely take home leftovers. We started with Causa De Pollo and Yuca A La Huancaina. Both were good, but Causa De Pollo was my favorite. We liked the yellow pepper dip which accompanied Yuca fries. We asked for Rotisserie Chicken and were told that it won't be ready before 7pm. Apparently it takes a long time to cook. That was disappointing. They should plan for it to be ready earlier. For main dish we ordered Pollo Saltado (Saute Chicken with onion, tomatoes and French fries. We also ordered Arroz Con Mariscos, which is a seafood with rice dish. I was told it was very similar to Spanish Paella. Everything was tasting good and had been cooked in less oil. None of the dishes were spicy. They can make it spicy if asked. We ordered a dessert too (but didn't get the name). It's consistency was similar to rice pudding, but tasted very different. It had rice, milk, raisins and honey. I'll visit again. read more

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Three friends and I came in on a Sunday afternoon for lunch; unfortunately the buffet had already been closed out, so we ordered a la carte from the menu. Overall the food was delicious and filling except for 1 dish (Seafood mixed rice), which I would avoid. Food: - Lomo Saltado. A peruvian classic that is a MUST TRY at Quechua's. It's beef, fries, onions and peppers with white rice. The beef was well seasoned and the green aji verde sauce is your best friend if you're looking for an extra kick. - Carne a la pobre. I had never heard of this dish until a friend ordered it; it's a gigantic steak, eggs, with fries and rice; essentially a deconstructed hamburger. The steak was also well marinated along with not too chewy/ cooked. - Seafood mixed fried rice. This is the reason why I can't give 5 stars. While the rice was tasty, salty, and well seasoned, the seafood was burnt and flavorless. Unfortunately this was also one of the priciest items on the menu. I think if we stuck to shrimp this would have been a much better experience; however, I wouldn't order this nor recommend it. Service: - Very kind service, our waitstaff asked us several times for our orders/extra water and helped us figure out the Yelp check-in offer. They weren't busy at all during this time, and so it might be a different story during peak lunch / dinner times! Parking: - Ample parking in the lot, just be careful since the entrance is on a different side than what appears on their original sign. I believe they recently moved. read more

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I remember when chai and tortias was exotic food in Harrisburg. But now we have our own world cuisine here in the burg. Tonight I saw a movie by this restaurant and so I got my dinner from here to take home. It is behind the sheetz in a building with some other interesting ethnic options. I walked in and was the only gringo there. The place has a nice upbeat vibe and the waitress took good care of me. I got my order to go and it was half a marinated chicken, french fries, salad, and dessert and an Inca Cola. I live about 20 minutes away and everything was packed well. The food was delicious. Moist tender chicken and the dessert was quite tasty. I would definitely go back. read more

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Located behind the Sheetz near the Capitol East Mall, Quechua's Peruvian Rotisserie Chicken and Cuisine is hidden but not quite a gem. It has potential though. My server, possibly the owner, rubbed me the wrong way - she wasn't very accommodating. Assuming one could order all white meat for a little more money, I was shot down with a firm "no". Then I asked, if there were any other sides that were't fried, like chickpeas or beans. I got another "no". Regardless, the chicken was fairly good; even though it was a bit fatty for me. I may come back to try some of the other "authentic" Peruvian dishes. Due to the lack of choices for sides, 3 stars it is. read more

Quechua'S Restaurant - Rotisserie Chicken with fries and salad. - Peruvian Near Me - Hampden, Pennsylvania

We came here with high hopes, but left disappointed. The food was so-so, the service was decent, and the space was basic. My colleague and I shared the "Classico" seafood platter for our appetizer - it came with a mix of fried seafood and ceviche and was disappointing. The ceviche lacked flavor, and the fried items were nothing special. I got the pollo saltado as my main, which was good and reasonably flavorful. My colleague got the half chicken - while he found the meat tender and juicy, he found the seasoning too salty and overwhelming. Our side salads were nothing remarkable (lettuce, cucumber, and tomato). The service was decent. The waitress was nice enough, but she looked at me like I was crazy when I asked her if they served alcohol. The food took a while to come out, though we were warned when we ordered that the rotisserie chicken would take some time. The space was simple and plain, and could have used some decorating. Overall, this place was okay, but they really need to up their food quality. read more

To the owner: stop cooking Peruvian food! To the public:As soon as you enter the smell will hit you, that should stop me , but I am Peruvian and decided to give it a chance because of the reviews. We ordered Quechuas Clásico which is a mix of Jalea, ceviche and leche de Tigre. Never in my life I had tried a ceviche so disgusting, the fish had a textured so weird and no flavor at all, the leche de Tigre was only lemon juice and dice onions, the Jalea was re-fried or fried on a very used oil. We also ordered Pollo a la Brasa (rotisserie Chichen) the flavor was not of a real pollo a la brasa . The fried rice that was one of the sides was horrible ! And the chicken tenders were re-fried too same the fried plantains! After we left my husband had to go to look for a bathroom because he got diarrhea. I was ok because I did not eat anything after my first bite. I just gave the 1 start because I need to write this review. This is not quality Peruvian food , avoid this place read more

The waitress I had was courteous and attentive. The Chica Morada was very good. However, I would recommend you to avoid this place if you're looking for good Peruvian food. I ordered the Pollo Saltado and was very disappointed. The flavor was just off. Many reviews on great portion size, but of what? Rice and French fries..... they slumped on the chicken and I was even given a piece of tendon! I wouldn't spend my money at this place again. read more

Quechua'S Restaurant - Peruvian Near Me - Hampden, Pennsylvania

I'd round this up to 4.5 stars. We had a coupon to come and try this little place, and stopped by on Black Friday for lunch. It's by the Tomato Pie Cafe is, and is housed in the same building where Captain Don's used to be. It's BYOB, so be aware. We didn't know what to expect as we had never had Peruvian food, but I can tell you we DID NOT expect to find what we did. Fried rice? Hot dogs? Huh? But it's true...you can get fried rice at this Peruvian restaurant. Hubby said it was among the best he'd ever had. (I had his leftovers for lunch and it was amazing!). I had a steak dish that was served with fried eggs, French fries (bagged and frozen, which is why they lost half a star), and rice with a small piece of hotdog on top. While the steak was thin, it was so flavorful and juicy. It tasted almost like it was fried, and I loved it. They put a bottle of a spicy homemade sour cream sauce on the table. It had hints of cilantro and citrus. It was fantastic...and you're going to want to put it on every single thing you eat from now on. It was so good on my steak, I bought a container because I really need this sauce in my life. Prices were more than fair with the huge portions. We'll be back with our appetites. read more

Highly recommend trying the Peruvian rotisserie chicken. The price is right and portion size is nothing to complain about. The service is friendly and food is delicious. The chicken seasoned and cooked perfectly. I also really enjoyed the fried rice and fried plantains as my sides. The one issue I would have is that lunch hours are limited to Friday-Sunday, but other than that, I have no complaints. read more

Quechua'S Restaurant - Rotisserie chicken,fried rice, and sweet plantains - Peruvian Near Me - Hampden, Pennsylvania

Excellent chicken!!! So tender and juicy. If I go to Harrisburg again I would definitely go back to this place. Sweet plantains were delicious but green were dry. Rice was good and rice dishes were huge. They don't offer alcohol but you can bring it from elsewhere, otherwise there is just non alcoholic beverages. The staff doesn't really speak English but my friend is from Spain so we didn't have any issues. read more

Being from Northern NJ it's really rare I can find good Portuguese, Peruvian or any kind of a decent Latin cuisine. I was turned on by Quechua's after finding out they are from West New York,NJ which even before I tasted the food, I knew it would be a legit place. Everything was amazing. The Rotisserie chicken was moist and tender. My husband devoured the Arroz Con Marisco. Everything was amazing. It was cooked to perfection. The only reason I didn't give it 5 starts is because I was a uber eats so I can experience the service. This is a gem in Harrisburg? read more

3.5. Competent Peruvian chicken served by nice folks in a charming and clean dining room. Not the best incarnation of Peruvian chicken your correspondent has ever tasted, but very competent. Food was super fresh as well. The purple corn dessert thingy is just on this side of worth it. Interesting, but probably not a global dessert winning category winner of excellent dessertness. read more

Dang this was great, super inexpensive, and no regrets. Seems to be extremely authentic!!! Would go back again

Best South American Pollo within 100miles of Harrisburg. The chicken is perfect - crispy skin and tender and juicy on the inside. The green sauce is perfect, nice and spicy. They've got traditional Inca Cola (a must!) that cools the spice of the green sauce, should you use it! The service is friendly, but allow some time as it's all fresh. The fries and yucca are awesome too. A recommendation - would be to do something better with the salad they give. It's sorta thrown together and not real flavorful. Lastly, lots of Peruvian places in cities also offer a yellow sauce, similar to honey mustard. It's nice to use a spicy sauce as well as a honey mustard with the chicken and fries... Overall, this place is just awesome. So happy we've got them here!!!! read more

Flavor is the name of the game for this joint. We did a take out action here so by the time we made it home the food was not a warm as initially intended. Great flavor anyway. Only thing I missed was the 'white' sauce that I've grown to like going to similar places like this in the Washington, DC area. 5-stars if they'll bring in the 'white' sauce! read more

I had the shrimp ceviche which was absolutely terrific. Tons of shrimp, some big Peruvian corn plus lots of red onion and loaded to the brim with two Yucca potatoes. It was absolutely terrific. The food here is great and the true Peruvian spices are what really got me. One of the staff came over and asked if I had tried the green would look like Tom at Tio sauce. But it wasn't. I tasted it and Bam. I gotta come here again. She said you put it on rice and it's a blast. this is going in my better come back column, and they have live music and it must pump in here. read more