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The Freakin Incan

4.4 (384 reviews)
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Papa A La Huancaina

Service was polite. Food was fresh and filling. Its hard for me to rate because I think it was objectively good but maybe just not my personal vibe/preferences.

Zoe S.

We've been wanting try this place for a while and finally made the trip. We both how Lomo saltado and then decided to order the wings too. Wings were delicious crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside. Lomo saltado was good too, the only thing I wish I could have fries on the side since I don't like them soggy.

Fried yucca with an incredible dipping sauce, excellent
J B.

Excellent food and service. We split the chicken saltado, made gluten free, and added a side of plantains. It was perfect. The restaurant is beautiful, and everything was so nice.

Causa De Camaron, Yuka Fritas & Cameron Saltado
Melissa M.

We love the Freakin Incan. The staff are lovely, attentive but not overbearing. The restaurant is clean and cute. Everything we have tried here has been delicious. I confess to think about the Yuka Frita's from here far too often. The three dipping sauces with come with them are super good. Casa De Cameron is a cold appetizer that's so good I eat it as a meal. Cameron Saltado, or any Saltado on the menu would be delicious. The 'stir fry sauce' is unbelievably good. Apparently you can buy a bottle of it to go too. Please come and try this restaurant for yourself. There are many many meat options which we didn't try but I am certain they would be just as good as the seafood dishes we order.

Lomo Saltado
Wissal E.

The camaron ceviche we started with was delicious!! For entrées, we got the Lomo saltado (wok stir fried filet mignon with onion, tomato and fries with a side of rice)- that was yummy! Also, we got the Sudado de Pescado (swai fish in black mussel broth with onions and tomatoes). Very tasty! -For dessert, we shared a flan. -We will definitely come back!! Great new find for us and it definitely deserves all the great reviews I was hearing from friends!

Arroz con Pollo
Eddy H.

We basically had a good experience at The Freakin Incan in Roswell. Our server Edson was friendly and attentive. He checked on us frequently. The interior is decorated with many images of llamas. This creates a festive and friendly environment. My guest enjoyed the Pollo Saltado dish. The vegetables tasted fresh and the chicken was very flavorful. We initially started with the Papa a la Huancaina from the Street Food portion of the menu. It contained sliced russett potatoes, spicy creamy Ajì pepper sauce, with an egg and olive garnish. The sauce was mildly spicy but my guest found it to be too spicy. We might consider the Papa Rellena next time. While the food was good, and clearly everyone in the restaurant was enjoying the cuisine, I did not care for some of the flavor offerings. For example, many of the entrees included cilantro green rice. I have never liked cilantro, so I substituted with the white rice. If you love cilantro, then this definitely would be a place to try. If you are looking for authentic Peruvian food, then this is a great place to visit. I personally prefer the flavors of their sister restaurant, the Flippin Chicken, where the Peruvian style wings are some of the best I've ever had. Salud

Lomo Saltado
Michel S.

I went to the movies and when I left I was very hungry. I did a quick research and this place had 4.5 stars so it was a quick sale. I came in and I was greeted and I told the bartender that I was ready to order. She took my order, got my water and then I had to wait. I ran out of water and I had to wait some more. The bartender seemed to be all over. The bar, the tables, running the food and clearing and cleaning tables. The service was all over the place but the food was amazing! The flavor and the texture was on point. If only the service was a good as the food! Maybe it is that way because the owner started with a food truck. Not sure why but there is room for improvement on the service. The restaurant had plenty of TVs to watch every game available. The decor is good and the restaurant is very spacious!

Causa De Camarón
Linda D.

Good place to meet up with friends and grab a quick bite before the movie! Service was attentive and helpful. Ambience is rustic, although a smaller space they make the the most of it! Drinks and food were delicious!

Jodi F.

Loved this place. It's near my sisters house (who I'm visiting). Now I want to try Peruvian places where I live. We had fantastic service. And all ordered the lomo saltado - the flavors of this steak dish with marinated onions, tomatoes and French fries (yup), with rice, were amazing. So tasty. I'd come again for sure.

seco de res
Christina K.

I really like the vibes of the restaurant, it's a large space and the decoration is cute. The waiters are really nice. I ordered the Seco de Res and although it's a little on the pricey side in my opinion, I thought it was worth it for the amount of food they gave. It came with three large chunks of meat, cooked perfectly. They tore apart easily. I will say though I was a little disappointed in the overall flavor of the dish. The entire dish was undersalted, which I'm fine with, I'd rather too little salt than too much. It's not a big deal, I just added a bit more salt. However, the whole dish just tasted kind of bland. The beans tasted like nothing and were lukewarm, which kind of threw me off a bit. At least the beef was piping hot but again, in terms of flavor, it just tasted like it lacked spices. I asked for aji sauce and the waitress came back with two different kinds. They were delicious and added a lot more flavor to the dish, however, not sure how authentic they were (I've been to Peru before). But honestly, that doesn't matter that much to me because I still thought they were delicious. I had leftovers and it still tasted good the next day! I would come back here again and try their ceviche or their arroz con pollo

Flan and plantains
Jennifer F.

We had the most delicious meal here! We love Peruvian food and have found good ones and some that are very mid. FI is just....! The Yucca fries are perfect! The ceviche was light and lemony and refreshing. My son had the chicken and cilantro rice, and my husband and I couldn't resist "helping" him finish. My husband had the beef stew. I can't remember the name, but it was covered in these lovely beans. We ordered flan and plantains for dessert - wonderful! We were happy and everything was so fresh and delicious. Lovely meal, not too heavy. If you love Peruvian, or have never tried it, just go! You will not be disappointed in these fresh, tantalizing flavors.

Causa de Camaron  Ceviche de Pescado
Camila M.

As you enter is a very warm ambiance, my husband and I sat on the bar since we wanted to grab a quick bite before catching a movie, the service was wonderful, the bartender was very warm and nice and the mojito I had was delicious. I had some knowledge on Peruvian food but hadn't really tried much, certainly had never tried the Causa de Camarón before but even at the first bite it was clear this was AMAZING! Extremely tasty and balanced so well the potatoes and shrimp with the sauce that topped it, just delish! I am familiar with ceviche, I absolutely love ceviche and this one was definitely on my top 5! I will definitely come back with more time to try more things!

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The Freakin Incan never misses. Killer wings, bold flavors, and tasty drinks at a good price. Good vibes better food. Highly recommend!

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We have been here several times and really enjoy the food ,cocktails are solid and so is the service. Nice casual atmosphere

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