I had lunch here. It's a small restaurant probably family owned. The food was good. I would come…read moreback.

My friend has been eating here for years and decided to bring me. It is a small restaurant in a…read moreshopping complex but they manage to make it feel very authentic with decor and music. We sat and ordered at the table and the staff member was very friendly and kind. She explained different items for us newbies. We got papusas, beans, and fried plantains. It was all made fresh, hot off the griddle. And it was all very delicious. I got one steak and one chicken papusa and they were both great. Next time I am going to try one of the many other combos of meat and veggies. They also had platters and lots of other dishes on the menu. I look forward to exploring more the next time I eat here.

We had a great experience at Casa de Mambo. The food was fresh, flavorful & absolutely delicious -…read moreeverything tasted homemade. The service was warm & friendly. The restaurant was clean and well-kept. Definitely a spot I'd recommend.

First i want to start off with how AMAZING this place is, starting from vibes to food, everything…read moreis lovely. Authentic Dominican food. I would actually have to rate this place a 9/10

These pupusas are amazing and really authentic. They are super tasty and well filled. I have tried…read morethe loroco, revuelta, chicharon con queso, and frijol con queso and they are all amazing you can't go wrong with any. Service is always great, super friendly staff and quick service. Plenty of seating inside, gets busy during lunch hours but that's how you know it's good. I also tried their Jamaica drink it was refreshing without being overly sweet. I finished the meal with a desert called nuegados which is basically yuca that is fried and dipped into a syrup. It was so good! Favorite spot for pupusas around Mesa

This restaurant is a hidden gem in Mesa. Came back to dine…read morein person and the pupusas tasted even better. The lorocos pupusas are my absolute favorite. I love how huge and thick the pupusas are. $4.50 for a pupusa. 2 pupusas is enough for me and I am stuffed! I love supporting small businesses and this restaurant really makes the best pupusas. The restaurant feels very homey like you came over to eat at your grandma's. The red sauce is mild and very good. Their green sauce has a lot of spice to it, so i usually just add the red sauce and the salad (curtidos) on top of my pupusas. We also got their Nuegado pastry which is a salvadorian fried yucca fritter. I really liked it and it was nice to end the meal with a good dessert. The staff are all super nice and they do take card. Easy shared parking in a plaza.

One of THE best authentic Puerto Rico locations out there in Arizona !…read more Eating this makes you feel right at home that you wouldn't want to be anywhere else ! Seasoned to perfection, A ton of options, atmosphere is that of the Caribbean islands in the middle of Arizona ") Don't miss out on this delicious choices of what puerto rico cuisine has to offer with excellent service to boot!!! I will be here more than a few time per month!!!

I will forever be thankful for having a local Puerto Rican food restaurant near me. I love the…read moremenu options for entrees, sandwiches, appetizers and desserts. The vibe and music when you enter, is also so inviting and reminds me of my family's homeland. I highly recommend trying their food and I am confident you'll come back for more.

I found **Mi Corralito Charbroiled Peruvian Chicken in Chandler, Arizona** after reading about it…read morein *City Lifestyle Magazine*, and I'm so glad I drove up the road to try it. My wife, 4-year-old son, and I ordered the **Peruvian ceviche**, **Papa a la Huancaína**, **Lomo Saltado**, and later took home the **Pollo a la Brasa**, their whole Peruvian-style rotisserie chicken. Everything tasted like it came from a true scratch kitchen. The flavors were balanced, authentic, and clearly made with care. The owners were present, friendly, and genuinely welcoming, which made the experience feel personal. The **Lomo Saltado** was easily one of the best dishes I've had in Chandler. The beef was high quality, perfectly marinated in that classic Peruvian-style sauce, and served with hand-cut fries and perfectly cooked rice. Even though this restaurant is known for its roasted chicken, the Lomo Saltado was a standout and highly recommended. The **Peruvian ceviche**, made with Mahi Mahi, was incredibly fresh. We ordered it spicy, which I definitely recommend. The heat paired perfectly with the tart, bright leche de tigre, Peruvian corn, crunchy corn, and sweet potato. It was the perfect dish for Arizona summer weather. The **Papa a la Huancaína** was a great appetizer and served exactly how it should be: cold, creamy, and covered in a flavorful cheese sauce that hit the mark. The food was so good that I regretted not ordering the **Peruvian roasted chicken**, so we got a whole chicken to go. As soon as I got home, I had to try it. The seasoning was deep, rich, and flavorful, and the chicken was tender, juicy, and perfectly cooked. The skin was incredible and melted in your mouth. This is top-tier **Pollo a la Brasa**. The location is small and feels more like a takeout spot, but there are a few tables inside if you want to eat fresh. I recommend enjoying dishes like the ceviche, Lomo Saltado, and Papa a la Huancaína in-house, then taking the roasted chicken home. Prices were very reasonable for authentic Peruvian food made from scratch, and there was plenty of parking right in front. If you're looking for **Peruvian food in Chandler**, **charbroiled chicken**, **Lomo Saltado**, **Peruvian ceviche**, or a great local restaurant near Chandler/Ahwatukee/Gilbert, Mi Corralito is absolutely worth trying. Highly recommend.

Discovered this place while looking over the strip mall from…read moreLenny's Burger. Decided to try it for Mother's Day because we like non-traditional places that won't be too crowded. The place is small with only a couple of tables, but some comfortable seating for those waiting to pick-up. There was a large family there already with an impressive spread before them and seemed to be enjoying their meal. We ordered chicken, a beef noodle dish, some fried rice, and plantains, and took everything to go. Stefano, the lovely gentleman at the cashier, answered questions and explained to us a little about the Chinese influence on Peruvian food. He recommended next time we try toheceviche, and I was excited to learn Peruvian ceviche has no cucumber (I'm allergic). The food was packed nicely and stayed hot during the ride home. The chicken was perfectly cooked and tasted smoky (my cat stole my skin, but my parents assume me it was crisp and lovely). The noodles were really good, the beef tender, and the fried rice is different than your typical Asian fried rice. It has cinnamon and is really excellent. The plantains, though... Very tasty. I confess that this was what I was looking forward to the most, and I was not disappointed. My mom told a friend about it and she had already tried and agreed they loved it. It's close to church, so will likely be added to the rotation. Highly recommended!

The food here was AMAZING! I am not Colombian nor am I the best judge for their food but I ate…read moreeverything off my plate. I had the Arroz con pollo which is shredded chicken with rice, I had fries and a salad on the side! To drink I had a fresh guanabana juice Which was also delicious. The service was great. The lady helped us and explained everything to us, she was waiting on a lot of tables but she was quick and efficient! The ambiance was cool, a lot Of televisions in the restaurant playing soccer games, cartoons and the news! Definitely can't wait to go back again!!

We just finished eating a Philly Cheesesteak next door, but I couldn't resist coming here to try…read moresome Colombian arepas! I must have had a brain fart or something because right after I walked in, the worker greeted us and immediately told us they had empanadas. He said they had chicken, beef, and cheese empanadas. I immediately ordered three chicken and three beef. I forgot about the arepas. The guy said it would be ten minutes. So we browsed their store. As soon as you walk in to the business, the small place looked like it is set up to ship packages. It has a small grocery store in the back, and has a kitchen on the side. The whole store was small, but clean. There was no seating in this place as it is not a sit down restaurant. Food orders are placed to go. Almost ten minutes exactly our empanadas came out. We took them to our car and ate there. We wanted to eat them fresh and hot and boy were they steaming hot. I loved the crispness of the shells. The filling was very flavorful and moist. I dipped them in the salsa and they had had a nice kick. They were delicious!We were able to polish off four. After we arrived home some thirty minutes later, the empanadas were still warm and surprisingly still crispy! I ate the last two. I will definitely return to try their arepas!

Everything I've eaten here is delicious! For a special treat, I ordered the Molcajete Barba Roja…read morewhich is a beef, chicken and seafood combination. I go on Tuesdays and Wednesdays for half-off tacos. They have a wide variety of tacos including quesabirria taco, smoked marlin taco, grilled fish taco, chicharron de pargo taco (red snapper nuggets), a couple different shrimp tacos, in addition to regular tacos of asado (beef) and pollo (chicken). Right now my favorite taco is chicharron de pargo, and second the shrimp and cheese taco. Quesabirria taco are corn tortillas, but most of the tacos you can choose corn or flour tortillas.

Siempre es un placer en visitar este lugar. La comida y servicio siempre es excelente y vale la…read morepena en visitar! La comida tiene un sazon y un sabor que esta muy bueno. El restaurante en si es un poco muy difícil en escuchar y hablar entre lo demas pero la musica esta buena y tienen las teles prendidas en un canal de deportes. Tienen que visitar!

This is a family owned business. The waitress was super sweet and very attentive. I can definitely…read moresay that this is a family atmosphere. The food was ok. I was disappointed that the rice was not cooked fully and the beans tasted like can beans. The toritos were different and not as good as normal toritos. Salsa was super yummy! The fried fish was good. All in all it was ok, definitely not somewhere I'd say I'd come again unless I want a fried mojara.

The shrimp cocktail has to improve. It was bland, barely any veggies. Helpful tip they should try…read moreadding more veggies, (cubed tomato, onion and cucumber. More color. For the price, I expected better.