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    Se Llama Peru

    3.8 (132 reviews)
    ModeratePeruvian
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    Quiet
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    Good for groups
    Good for kids

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    the best peruvian restaurant in peru
    Farah F.

    It's a small little restaurant within 8-10 minutes walking distance from the Utah Valley Convention Center. Our group of 6 people went there for lunch. I ordered the Limo Mixto with steak & shrimp. It was tasty but i wish it had little bit more sauce...felt kinda dry. The reason I'm giving it 4 stars is because the service was super slow! I mean the lady was friendly and nice, but it took them almost 1 hour from taking our orders till the foods came out. And even after sitting at the table that long, she never brought the utensils and napkins to our table. But even so, I'm looking forward taking my family there soon. ^_^

    Lomo Saltado and Lomo montado
    Anonymous A.

    I love lomo saltado. And their lomo saltado dish here was such a winner! So incredibly flavorful and delicious. I practically licked the plate clean. The owner came and chatted with us and was so sweet. The service was fast. Go! Get the lomo saltado! You won't be disappointed. The lomo montado was also so so good! It was a beautiful presentation. The fried plantain was scrumptious.

    Lomo Saltado
    Bekah C.

    I loved everything about Se Llama Peru! The food is incredibly delicious. Both dishes were warm, flavorful, and prepared well. Chaufa is like Peru's version of friend rice and Saltado is steak served over fries. What's not to love?! It was the perfect lunch on a cold day. The service was great, too. We were seated immediately, got our food relatively quickly, and the waiter checked on us multiple times. No complaints there! I'll admit, the ambiance isn't the most exciting part of Se Llama Peru. A little more rustic and charming--perfect hole-in-the-wall vibes. You might be tempted to walk past their door and into a more modern restaurant, but you'd be missing out. The food was so good I was sad we didn't have any leftovers.

    Lomo Saltado de Pollo
    Meagan L.

    Fun little Peruvian place on Center Street! My friend loves Peruvian food and she said it's pretty authentic here. I ordered the Lomo Saltado de Pollo, and I would recommend it. I will say, my first few bites took some getting used to... It was a new flavor for me, but then I couldn't stop eating it after I convinced myself that I was full and needed to stop! The regular Lomo Saltado with steak was also good. This isn't the kind of place that I'll want to come back to all the time, but it's definitely worth giving a try!

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    Melanie A.

    Food was delicious! Definitely the most flavorful Peruvian restaurant I've had. I got the Lomo Saltado and my husband got the arroz chaufa and both dishes were excellent. The only reason I am leaving 4 stars is because service was slow. It took a while for the waitress to take our order and another long while before the food came to the table. Not sure if they were short staffed that day or what, but I can get over that for how good the food was.

    Carmen V.

    I had great expectations of this cute restaurant but nothing was remarkeable and some appetizers were really bad. We left the yuca app and a baked potato filled with meat and veggies because first they looked like frozen and put in hot oil too fast; second, the oil tasted like fish. Really bad. My roasted chicken was ok but the fried were cold and the salad in the combo was old. My boyfriend got some perfectly forgettable dish. Service was just ok. Pick the order, serve and go. No asking if we need anything (what about some salsas or some more drinks?). Nothing. And we were the only customers. The server and the girl at the register kept talking all the time among themselves.

    Lomo Saltado
    Nathan C.

    Me encanta este restaurante! This place is so good. I lived in South America for two years and can confirm that this is an authentic Peruvian experience. If you're trying it for the first time, I would recommend the lomo saltado! It is amazing! You can't go wrong

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