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4.6 (46 reviews)
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Lunch special. Grilled Chicken with white rice, salad and fries. Delicious and very affordable.
Lupe S.

The food is delicious Authentic Peruvian food. Every dish I've had has been very flavorful. The staff is very welcoming and super friendly. They've gone as far as making my meal to my liking by adding or eliminating certain items to my dish. Their prices are very affordable. I highly recommend them, you will not be disappointed.

Arroz Chaufa de Pollo
Karina C.

The Peruvian Food was Delicious all 3 plates we ordered were perfect. I'm Peruvian and I approve of it. We got Ceviche de Pescado, Arroz Chaufa de Pollo y Bistec a lo Pobre. The service is located inside the Mall, but the owners were so nice, since I'm Peruvian we were talking about our country and asked each other what part of Peru we were from. They were very nice and made sure we loved our food. As I said the restaurant is inside the Palm Desert Mall, which is wonderful. Recommended it.

Brad W.

Still the best vegan chicken sandwich in Southern California. Love this place! Thank you, MOA!

Visited my first time 1/27/26. There was a hair in my food. Gave it to the cook he threw it away and replaced it.

Visited for my first time 1/27/26 and there was a hair in my food. gave my good to the cook and he replaced it.

Meghan W.

It was very difficult finding Volcanic Fusion. I saw it on Yelp but had no idea it was in a mall, Palm Desert Shoppes. If you need directions, this place is on the second floor in the middle of the mall. The escalators in the middle are under reconstruction. The food court itself was kinda sad. Mrs Fields wasn't open and a Sushi place is permanently closed. It was not very busy on a Thursday night. There's a crepe and ramen place I'd like to try. My order was ready when I arrived. They were actually trying to call me to see when I was coming. The cashier was very nice. She asked what sauce I'd like. I had no idea. She offered sarsa which was good but I can't figure out what was in it. She couldn't explain it and I thought she said salsa. There are Peruvian items on a chalkboard that weren't online so I ordered the tamale and had to wait. While we're waiting we ate our online orders. The gyro fries were good. 8/10 I'm glad we didn't wait to eat as it would get soggy. There was the right amount of gyro. I like that there was plenty of feta cheese as well. The gyro meat didn't taste like the usual meat in used to buy it wasn't bad. This place is a fusion of Mediterranean and Peruvian food. I don't think they actually fused the food but they offer both types of food. I think they should stick to Peruvian and do it well. The falafel wrap was OK. 7/10 The falafel was crispy and had the right spice level but the lettuce in it was wilted and I would've enjoyed it without it. The chicken empanada was Peruvian style. 8/10 It was huge! I enjoyed it most with the sarsa and the garlic aoili sauce! It would've been better with Chimchurri! Finally, the surprise of the meal, was the chicken tamale Peruvian style. I'm so glad I ordered it. It was the size of a burrito! 10/10. There was chicken and an egg in it which I really liked. They removed the husk for me as I was going to eat it tight away. I almost ate the whole thing it was that good. It was different than a Mexican tamale, but I really enjoyed it.

Falafel wrap
Aaron W.

We were looking for unique places to eat and we found Volcanic Fusion kitchen which seems to be a radically cool fusion of Peruvian and Greek food. It is on the food court of The Shops at Palm Desert, but don't let that dissuade you from trying it out. We ordered a he Gyro fries with feta, tzezki sauce, meat, tomatoes.Between me and my kids it did not last long. It was great. We also ordered the chicken empanada that was large, moist, and fresh. We loved their sauces and they freely gave us more tzezki, garlic ailoi (wow), and sarsa (yes it is called "sarsa") sauce. Lastly we ordered a chicken tamale that was large, moist, and tasty with a surprise egg inside that was a unique tasty addition. The service was quite friendly and accommodating. They have more food than the website shows (see pics). So there is much to try at Volcanic

Gyro

Located in the food court at the mall. They have a variety of different kinds of food. Ordered a gyro for lunch. Unfortunately, it was vey dry.

Cucumber, red onion, tomatoes, parsley, shrimp and awesome dressing.

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I tried arroz chaufa with Inca-kola was the best I would highly recommend this place to my friends

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Try the Hawaiian chicken sandwich. Outstanding fries were amazing and we tried the berry coconut, dirty soda definitely recommend

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Their rice and noodles have so much flavor. Will def be getting that again in the future. I also love their falafel wrap.

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My daughter and I stopped by on a Saturday for lunch. Never had Peruvian or Colombian food. OMFG…read more I was blown away at the quality, the freshness, the flavors. The sauces were beyond delicious. We shared our dishes and we loved both. Yes, we will return and will 100% recommend.

ONE STAR IS MORE THAN THIS PLACE DESERVES... I don't ask for…read morerefunds. I don't expect free food. I rarely leave one-star reviews. But this was genuinely one of the worst restaurant experiences I've had in years, and people deserve to know what they're walking into. This was supposed to be a family outing which included an elderly woman in her 90s. We chose this restaurant because of its glowing reviews, and after this experience, I honestly cannot fathom HOW it maintains such a high rating. Half of our table specifically came here for the "Pollo a la Brasa" - one of the most recognizable dishes at any Peruvian (this is also Columbian) restaurant. After we were seated, and spent time looking over the menu, it was time to order and our server informed us they were all out of the chicken. The problem wasn't just that they ran out... It was how everything was handled afterward. Our server insisted on speaking Spanish, and once it became obvious that not everyone at our table spoke Spanish, his attitude noticeably changed. Instead of helping us navigate the menu after the restaurant had run out of one of its signature dishes, he acted irritated that we needed a few extra minutes to decide on something else. Keep in mind we were dining with a woman in her 90s. We weren't lingering for fun--we were forced to rethink our entire order because the restaurant didn't have one of the main reasons we all came. Yet he came back multiple times looking impatient, irritated, and making us feel rushed for absolutely NO reason. We placed our order. Then another server walked by speaking English. We asked if running out of chicken was normal. His response... "The chicken will be done in about 10-15 minutes." That completely changed everything. So instead of our server telling us to wait 10-15 minutes for fresh chicken, he rushed us into ordering something else. Why?! If someone had simply communicated that information from the beginning, half our table would have gladly waited. Instead, we were pressured into substitute orders... And here's the kicker... After rushing us to order, Our food didn't arrive for another 45 minutes anyway. So, what exactly was the rush?! I ended up settling for the Lomo Saltado. I ordered my steak medium rare. It arrived Well-Done. DRY. Tough. The plate was mostly onions and fries with very little ACTUAL steak... Then came the seasoning--or lack of restraint of. Everything was so salty that it overwhelmed every other flavor on the plate. Not seasoned... SALTY. The kind of salty where after two bites you're reaching for water because that's literally all you can taste. Considering they're charging premium prices, neither the quality nor the portion justified the cost. I'm no newbie to this type of cuisine, I've eaten Peruvian food many times, and my regular spot in Los Angeles serves a Lomo Saltado that's significantly better for less money. As if that wasn't enough, one of the servers spilled water directly onto my phone. No apology. No acknowledgment. She simply looked at me confused and walked away as if nothing had happened. The atmosphere didn't match the prices either. The furniture and decor felt inexpensive while the menu prices suggested a much more polished dining experience. Throughout our meal there was constant traffic in and out of the kitchen that made the restaurant feel chaotic and disorganized. Nothing about the operation matched the premium image they're trying to project. What made it even more disappointing was seeing someone who appeared to be supervising or managing the restaurant - doing ABSOLUTELY NOTHING to address any of it. No one checked on our table. No one apologized. No one asked how the food was. No one seemed remotely interested in whether customers were actually enjoying their experience. By the end of the meal, my family and I just wanted to leave. The only reason we stayed, and didn't run for the door, was because we were with elderly relatives, and moving everyone again would have been much more stressful than simply enduring the rest of the experience. Between running out of their signature dish, poor communication, being rushed to order for no reason, waiting 45 minutes anyway, inattentive service, water spilled on my belongings - without an apology, overpriced food, an overcooked steak, tiny portions of meat, and food so salty it was barely enjoyable, this was one of the most disappointing restaurant experiences I've had in a long time. The photos I'm posting speak for themselves. I came because of the reviews. I won't be back because of the experience. Save your money. There are far better Peruvian restaurants that actually earn their reputation. This one didn't earn mine.

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Been talking about trying this restaurant for a few years, finally did tonight and wow, we are…read moreimpressed! Arrived late afternoon Saturday during "Social Hour" which happens to be 3 PM to 6 PM every day. Fantastic menu with small bites that really aren't that small and are very well priced! We settled upon the duck fat fries, stuffed bell pepper, double smash burger (which is an individual double slider) and calamari fries. All were amazing! Social hour draft beers $6 and wines $8. Well cocktails on special as well. Fantastic pianist playing the dinner set, too.... All was beyond expectation! Oh, and lots of TVs with World Cup soccer and Padres vs Dodgers! Stayed for the fun 7pm band for a bit as well. Wife and I had a very enjoyable evening....thank you BaBaLoo!!!

We had a horrific experience at Babaloo tonight. We were seated at a booth and within 10 minutes,…read moreboth my partner and I commented that we were being bitten by bugs under the table. We moved to the bar area to get away from the infestation and explained the situation to the hostess and asked to speak to the manager. No manager came, but the "head bartender" came over and we explained the situation to him. He said that they were doing their own investigation of what was going on under the table where we had been sitting. We watched, incredulously, as the staff immediately reset the table with fresh napkins and glassware. They were going to seat another party where we had just been bitten by a flurry of bugs! Instead of taking our word for it, that we had been bitten by bugs over the span of 15 minutes, the bartender challenged us. He ended up raising his voice at us and offered no help and instead made us feel like we had done something wrong. Shame on this restaurant. Shame on their customer service, and most definitely, shame on their lack of basic sanitary measures! The bartender then said that we can either pay for the two drinks that we had partially consumed, or not. As things were escalating in a very negative way, we simply stood up from the bar and left. We will never return.

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Gooey Shrimp Bowl. Meaty shrimp with a sweet and savory sauce, on a bed of white rice. Portioned just right!
Gooey Shrimp Bowl. Meaty shrimp with a sweet and savory sauce, on a bed of white rice. Portioned just right!
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4.6
(336 reviews)
11.5 mi
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Amazing food - great passion fruit sour Service was…read moreexcellent Owner came by - such a great find

Well, I was hoping for something as potent as Pollo a la Brasa in Los Angeles, where the wood smoke…read morepermeates the chicken through to the bone, and the chicken is so juicy it tantalizes the mouth before it practically melts. Well, Peruvian Fuego did not reach that. Our waiter and staff was excellent and attentive, which was pleasing. And the patio was nice, although the music was a bit loud. We ordered empanadas and two chickens. The empanadas were tasty. A bit different in texture than what I'm used to, but the filling was nice....beef, onions, raisins. But the chicken? Even though these were supposedly smoked, I smelled only the faintest of smoke. The birds had ZERO juiciness, although they were reasonably tender. I guess I got used to that huge rotating rotisserie at the place I mentioned in Los Angeles with 100 birds going at any time, so what you got was right out of the fire. Here, the chicken tasted it it may have been very lightly smoked and then reheated a day or two later. That may or may not be the case, but It just wasn't special. It was marginally better than El Pollo Loco. Update: 1 day later after being in the fridge, I could taste the smokiness much more prominently. I shredded the remaining chicken (breasts and wings), simmered it in lime juice and chicken brothn to make it tender, and had it in tacos. Delicious! The rice was good. The salads ok--fresh but not really dressed. I didn't like their aji. I'd like to try some other items. They have a nice full Peruvian menu. But all in all, the food I had didn't grab me enough to make me want to come running back.

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Small and cute inside
Small and cute inside
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We had another great visit to Crudo tonight. We had several cocktails that were all great,…read moreincluding a very unusual and delicious "Carsons" old fashioned with a corn liquor. We also got an assortment of their small plates, including shrimp, scallops, cod, tuna and salmon. Each was unique, and each was great! The scallops negro was a standout. So much nuance in this food. And the service there is top notch. They're happy to tell you the good story behind any dish or drink. All good, and we'll be back!

First off, great customer service and friendly . Place does have a lot of seats outside but in a…read morehot day try to get a take inside . The restaurant can get crowded so plan accordingly. Parking is all around the area but can get crowded because of the other places to eat around there, be patient , people are coming and going . All the dishes we tried were delicious. The scallops negro was a good appetizer along with the crab enchiladas which was a decent proportion sized dish . We had to try the "La Super Tabla" . It's quite much for 2 people but with a party of 3-4 , you'll take it down easy. I like everything on this specific dish except the pork belly. It was quite tough to eat, might have been over cooked but it did have flavor , the pieces were kind of hard . The octopus was flavorful and the steak was very tender even though it was cooked well done , we requested medium rare but it was still tender. The calamari was also a tiny bit tough , it was more like a calamari steak, and a tiny bit chewy. The octopus was delicious , soft not chewy and the shrimp was yum. Last but least, the Flan for dessert. Flan is my favorite dessert and the pistachio flan made here was awesome , it's a must try if you have room for dessert . Definitely will be coming back next time I'm in the desert.

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The food was amazing. The server Juan was attentive and friendly. Nico made our delicious drinks…read more I recommend LA Sirena y El Señor de Los Cielos for cocktails. Also desert we picked cheesecake and 3 Leches and we shared it.

For those who don't know, we're Dining with the Davids. We go to restaurants with a group of…read morefriends (known as our 'Taste Buds'). We meet with the chef ahead of time to find out what they believe are the best items on the menu. Then, we order everything! At the end of the evening, everyone votes for their favorites and we create a 60-90 second video about the winning dishes. La Cocina at Reforma is one of those places that absolutely earned its spot. This was an unforgettable meal, and we can't wait to return! From the moment you walk in, you're greeted by a stunning mural by local artist Ricardo Ruiz, which beautifully depicts the demons we encounter in life. It's a captivating piece that sets the stage for an extraordinary dining experience. Our group of 14 sampled nearly everything on the menu, and we were blown away! For appetizers, the beer-steamed mussels were a clear standout--packed with flavor. We also loved the tres arepa, which was perfectly crisp and hearty. For mains, the 16oz bone-in rib eye chop was the undeniable winner--juicy, tender, and cooked to perfection. On the side, the Brussels fritas were a hit, adding a great crunchy texture to the meal. And for dessert, we were spoiled with two winners: the decadent chocolate souffle and an off-menu surprise, Papa's cinnamon bun, which was a warm, gooey delight.

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Dining area
Bananas Foster Pancakes with an Espresso Martini
Bananas Foster Pancakes with an Espresso Martini
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4.4
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Oh my word I wish we lived near here! This for sure will be our go to when in the area. This and…read morethe pizza place in the same plaza. They are so nice!!! They allowed us to bring in a little pizza for our son who has food aversions. So the rest of us could enjoy the authentic Peruvian food here. Delish!!!!! So loved the lomo saltado. We are mostly Peruvian family and are super picky with Peruvian food. They make lomo respectfully. The steak is best we've ever had in the US! Well aside from my husband but it's hard for us to get our steak to have the flavor this place steak has. Great job. Mad respect. So thankful you all represent Peru well. Chicha was delicious too! Oh and Yuka as well. I wasn't a fan of the sauce. Too spicy for me. I'm Peru we don't use a lot of hot spicy sauce. We have it but we more use a mild sauce. Place is Mexican Peruvian so maybe that's why it has more heat. I'd love more sauce options. Clean place too. Plenty of room.

When you walk in, it smells old and dingy and the tables are gross…read more I still stayed to give the food a try...bad idea. I ordered a lomo saltado...blad and the food was just hot in temperature burn your mouth hot. The beef was not tasty and tough meat and the potatoes not crispy at all...soggy and greasy. The rice wasn't even flavorful. The tomatoes were mushy as heck...all around not worth the $21 with tax. Skip this place. I should have known better when I walked in and there was only one person seated at the table inside and it wasn't busy at all on a Friday, lunch time. Maybe the Mexican food is better but not good Peruvian imo. The service was weird...the lady was visibly upset I wasn't ordering more dishes. I told her I just wanted to try this one dish and she made a mean face lol.

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La Choza Peruvian & Mexican Restaurant
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