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The Chicken House

4.0 (133 reviews)
ModeratePeruvian
Closed 11:00 am - 8:30 pm
Updated over 3 months ago

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Moderate noise
Good for kids
Good for groups

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Left over chicken and yellow rice
Sherri S.

Absolutely love this place! We loved the chicken and rice dinner, it was very tasty, full of flavor and cooked just right!!. Our waitress was friendly and prompt with our food. This place is cozy and everyone was courteous and helpful. I can't wait to try the other dishes on the menu, it was such a great choice coming here!!

Mandi R.

Used to live in Delaware, and regularly are here. Now living down south, and can't find a Peruvian place that hits as good as The Chicken House does! Still the same amazing taste and quality, and the employees are so friendly. Miss coming here

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Kit C.

We've been here before and past experience was better than Today. The 4 stars is a overall rating. It'll be a 3 stairs just on today. I ordered the sautéed shrimp with onion and tomato on spaghetti and I wasn't too thrilled about it. It wasn't bad but looks like the spaghetti wasn't properly drained so there's a bunch of water downed soy sauce on the bottom. My wife ordered her regular hand roastisory chicken with yellow rice which was good as usual. I remember their fried rice was much better. I will stick with that next time.

Wonderful food and atmosphere. Very reasonably priced and large portions. The staff are always helpful and pleasant.

Shrimp ceviche
Lori J.

Some of the best chicken ever! It came out so quick and our server was very friendly with our large party. A lot of takeout orders coming as we we sitting for dinner. They have a sweet and savory option for plantains which is neat. Their Peruvian beer was delish! We also love all the sauces they bring. Everything is amazing leftover as well.

1/4 chicken
Annie T.

Visiting from California for a wedding and we were pleasantly surprised by the quality of the ethnic food here. (Realizing we're the snobs in this situation, ha!) This is legit Peruvian. My partner traveled through Peru and I've eaten at Peruvian places in SoCal so we were happy to see it. They're only open for takeout during the pandemic and they'll reopen for in person dining sometime in 2022 they say. We ordered the chaufa, mixto ceviche, seafood soup, roast chicken, and Peruvian lager. All were delicious and fairly priced. Take it from these CA foodies, we enjoyed their food and service. I was surprisingly addicted to their chaufa and the soup portions are huge.

Rachael B.

A lot of food for a good price! Great when you feel like home cooking...but don't feel like cooking..at home . Saltado de Pollo is a great dish with peppers, onions, chicken and French fries in a great sauce. Make sure you try the green and yellow sauces! Comes with white rice, I think, but ask for yellow. Getting a whole or half chicken, yellow rice with salad is a good family pleaser for the picky eater (your kiddies). Maduros (sweet plantain) are good to take the edge off your sweet tooth. They have a bar, but I'm normally there for the food! It's in a shopping center that has Desserts by Dana 2-3 doors down. Go there after dinner for a $2 cupcake!

Renee D.

I've been a fan of The Chicken House for years. They used to have a location on Philadelphia Pike but closed it so I kind of have to go out of my way to this location but it's always worth it. The seasoned and roasted chicken is my go to. It's always tender and juicy. Get a side of yellow rice and extra ají sauce and it's a perfect meal. I can also say that there are some key differences between The Chicken House and Peruchos. They both have relatively small dining rooms but TCH is way more cozy. And while both have traditional Peruvian dishes TCH has a far more extensive menu. In a nutshell something about Peruchos screams cafeteria while TCH quietly says dinner.

I love the pechuga a lo pobre. Reasonable portion and price.
Yare S.

I love the pechuga a lo pobre. The passion fruit juice is also very good. Will keep coming back.

Well-earned badge for best ceviche
Juan Q.

Tasty, wholesome Peruvian food! We had an eclectic mix of fish ceviche (absolutely delicious), rotisserie chicken, plantains, chicken soup, and yucca fries between 3 people. Every dish disappeared just as soon as it arrived and I would recommend each one, except for the chicken soup which wasn't super. Will be adding this place to the team dinner rotation! PS try the Inca Kola

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Consistently good roasted chicken. The tiramisu there is delicious and light. It's a neighborhood favorite.

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Only had a few item so far. My go to so far is the Empanadas chicken and beef with potatoes Will try more soon

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Very good, only take out but the yellow sauce and the Peruvian fried rice is amazing. Must go here if you are the mood for a good eat!

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4.7
(71 reviews)
36.4 mi
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I was able to enjoy takeout from this restaurant. I didn't go there so I can't comment on the…read morelocation or interior. I apologize for not taking pictures but I will next time. And yes, there will be a next time. I ordered the 1/4 chicken platter that came with fries and a salad. The chicken leg was cooked perfectly. The seasonings were well balanced and delicious. Nice to find a place to get pollo à la brasa in the area. The fries were hand cut and perfectly cooked. The side salad was a nice size. I had enough fries and salad leftover for the next day. I tried some of the yucca huancain and it was good. The yucca seemed overcooked. The sauce was a little too thick. It may be because it was take out so the dish got cold. The flavors were on point but the texture not so much. The purple corn drink was so unique. I never had it before but highly recommend it!! I can't even explain it. Not super sweet and a hint of fruit. The sweet potato donuts lacked flavor but the dipping sauce helped. The flan was my favorite. It was thicker and creamier than I'm used to and really enjoyed it.

The service was amazing! They were very attentive and nice!…read more The steak with pesto linguine was so good! Better than most Italian pesto pastas in my opinion. The ceviche was good too! Not really spicy but good!! Next time I would get the steak with pesto linguine but not get ceviche and yucca fries!

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Pollo a la Brasa
Pollo a la Brasa
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Tallarines verdes con carne
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Rocoto

Rocoto

4.5
(102 reviews)
51.5 mi

I wanna start by saying I did NOT get food poisoning...but if I did get food poisoning from this…read morerestaurants food I would still come back for more. I have genuinely never had a better experience at any food establishment than I did at Rocoto. My husband and I ordered the chicken and beef empanadas to start and the smell of the crust alone was enough to brighten our day but the whole of it altogether was an ethereal experience. Perfect combination of a delicious crunchy, flaky crust with a beautiful combination of flavors waiting inside. We would have been delighted to leave it at the empenadas, that alone would have been enough for a 5 (10 if I could) star review but we also ordered the birria tacos and the beef bistec a lo pobre which easily brings us up to a 30 star review. The tacos has a perfect balance of Oaxaca cheese and tender meat with a beautiful flavor and plenty of onion and cilantro and the perfect dipping broth to kick the flavor to the best birria tacos I've ever had. And the bistec a lo pobre with a side of fried plantains? Quoted directly from my husband, "I've never seen you have a slow blink because you've like a food this much." The plantains had such a beautiful flavor (that's the 3rd and probably not the last use of the word beautiful I've used in this review), the meat in and of itself was perfectly cooked and beautifully (see?) flavorful. I could have eaten that all alone but a big bite with the egg, plantains, meat and rice (which again, somehow could have been a perfect meal all on it's own. I can't imagine how someone makes rice taste soooo good but they've done it) was almost an exact reenactment of the scene from Rattatouille when he eats that piece of cheese with a strawberry and the scene shows fireworks and swirls as he discovered a newfound love of the new flavor combo. It almost feels like I've never had food before today it's thay good. You will almost never catch me wanting dessert at a restaurant but after what had been the best eating experience we've ever had we decided we had to stay a little bit longer, have some delicious chocolate cake and fried ice cream while we waited for our to-go order of empanadas to take home to enjoy later. The server was a very attentive lovely young woman who we sent to send our compliments to the owner (something we've never done) who was so kind to come over and chat with us for a minute. The restaurant was very calm, quiet and clean which is very refreshing for two people who are very tired of glaringly loud restaurants. The only noise we could hear between the two of us was laughter, joy and excitement over how good this food was. If you know the Lord you'll feel how blessed this food is....we walked into this restaurant after a deep heartfelt conversation about the sad things in our lives, shedding tears right outside in the car. From the moment we stepped in all the way up to writing this review 2 hours later we've experienced a joy like no other meal has ever brought us before. We can not wait to go back and bring everyone we know with us for as long as they'll let us in the building. If you've been thinking about trying this place out I say RUN, GO NOW! You do not know what you're missing.

Was super excited to try Peruvian food for the first time. The server was super nice. It seems like…read morethe business--even though set up with tables-- is more catered towards takeout. Ordering: There is a Dr. Pepper drawing on the menu but when I asked for that specific drink, the server let me know they do not serve Dr. Pepper. We chose "1/2 a chicken" as our entree but we were told it's only served on Friday's and Saturday's--we went on a Wednesday. Nothing on the menu said anything regarding that. Was a bit disappointing to get told the two things I wanted from their own menu are not being served. Additionally, weirdly, we had to pay before we got our food right after we ordered so it was not the best when it comes to knowing what type of tip to leave. We ended up buying an extra drink after we ate to leave the waiter a tip. Food: We ended up getting Anticucho de Carne in place of the chicken they don't serve daily. We had Roasted Chicken Empanadas as well as Beef and Cheese, they were delicious--especially the roasted chicken one with peppers and onions. The beef and cheese filling was very mild tasting, most of the flavor came from the outer part. The Lomo saltado was very clean tasting and enjoyable. Lastly, we got fried ice cream with honey which was a 10/10! Ambience: The dining area was super clean. There was no music. The seats are pretty close to each other, initially we were the only ones there but about 5 more parties came in and it was pretty tight but not uncomfortable at all. You get to see the bustling around the kitchen and front serving area, however, there is a wall that semi-separates the sitting area from the pick up counter adjacent to the serving area so you get to skip out on the in and out.

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Vista Peru

Vista Peru

3.9
(272 reviews)
34.8 mi
$$
Family-owned & operated
Minority-owned & operated

Get the lomo saltado with the green sauce and the ceviche vista Peru! I think those two dishes are…read moredeliciously! The first time I came here I got those two dishes as well and thought it was delicious! Then went to Miami and kept thinking of this place!! Had to come back to verify that this place was better than most of the places in Miami! Granted it is much more expensive but it's worth it!

I was eager to find a Peruvian restaurant in Philly and came to Vista Peru with a group on a Sunday…read moreevening. It was easy to make a reservation for the time we wanted. The main dining room is pretty narrow without much in the way of decor, and I think more could be done to help the space pop, but as always the food is my main concern in the end. The complimentary crunchy corn snack for the table was a nice surprise! We ordered an app, a ceviche, and four entrees to share between the six of us and found that plenty filling. The Yuca Frita app was tasty with a delicious dip we held on to, but I wish it came with more as six pieces felt small for the price. The Ceviche Mixto was a more solid portion with a great variety of seafood; it was on the tart side but came with a really nice cilantro sauce that the table ate clean. Out of our entrees, the Lomo Saltado was the highlight with well-cooked and tender chunks of steak and yummy fries (simple, I know). The Pescado a Lo Macho and Arroz con Mariscos were very generous portions with a ton of various seafood; even the fried fish dish came with shrimp, mussels, and scallops on top. The Aji de Gallina was maybe the least noteworthy entree, a chicken stew with cassava and rice, but even that was hearty and filling. Service was good throughout with plenty of water refills, and the cost was surprisingly reasonable for what we ordered. I'd definitely recommend this place for seafood lovers, and I'd be interested in coming back to try the roast chicken and to have the lomo saltado and ceviche again!

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Lomo Saltado!
Lomo Saltado!
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Pisco Sour!
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The Chicken House - peruvian - Updated July 2026

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