The 50 best Chinese food in Lima

The service here was truly top notch and one of the highlights of our visit. From the moment we arrived, we felt welcome, and the atmosphere was very casual and relaxed — exactly the kind of place where you can sit back, enjoy your meal, and not feel rushed. It made for a very enjoyable dining experience. The food was absolutely awesome. We ordered the Lomo Saltado, which was perfectly cooked and packed with flavor. The portion size was surprisingly generous — easily enough for two people to share, especially if you’re pairing it with other dishes. It had that classic combination of savory beef, onions, tomatoes, and fries that makes this dish such a favorite, and it was seasoned just right. We also tried the mixed salad, which ended up being much bigger than we expected. It was fresh, crisp, and nicely put together, making it a great side to balance out the richness of the main dish. A special shout-out to Nick, our server, who was excellent. He was attentive without being overbearing, checked on us often, and made sure we had everything we needed throughout the meal. Overall, this was a fantastic dining experience — great service, casual and welcoming ambiance, and excellent food that we would definitely come back for. Highly recommended if you’re looking for a relaxed spot with consistently good dishes and friendly staff.

Tried tonight after reading the good reviews. We turned up after 17:30 without reservation (on Sundays they close at 19) and got a table upstairs. We ordered the Ají de Gallina and the Seco de Asado de Tira con Arroz y Frijoles. Both were excellent. The portions are super generous: we had a choice between a personal and a sharing portions - please trust me and stick with the personal, we're keen eaters but two dishes could easily have fed 3 people! I had a Pisco Sour, also excellent albeit extremely expensive at S/42 each - that's completely unjustified as I had the same at nearby Canta Rana for S/28. Service was fast and professional & the ambiance lovely. Highly recommend you try this place & I would definitely return. However, if it's ceviche you're after, I would suggest Canta Rana nearby for more choice and better price points.

This is lovely slightly posh restaurant with traditional peruvian dishes. Service was nice, and the location is lovely. The food was excellent and generous. I would strongly recommend to make a reservation (we were lucky and couple of minutes later the queue started to form outside). I would come again.

I went alone and put my name on the list, then came back an hour later and got seated. Unfortunately, the table I was given was awkward and not very comfortable. The service felt purely transactional: they took my order, brought the food, never checked in to see if I liked it, and then asked for a tip. The crispy fish sandwich was very crunchy and salty but lacked depth of flavor. Even with mayo, it felt dry and unbalanced. The beef dish had tender meat, but it was also quite salty, and the fries in the sauce made it feel oily and heavy. On the plus side, the portions were generous. The experience wasn’t terrible, but for the hype around this place, it felt overrated and underwhelming.

It’s a Peruvian taverna with good classical dishes but more expensive than other local Peruvian restaurants around where you can get same quality at better prices. It does not give authentic local vibe but more a spot where tourists goes. Lomo saltado was very good I have to say.

Amazing food! What else can I say?! Just real down Peruvian comfort food. Just make reservations ahead of time. Definitely one the best ones. Great location in Barranco to walk right after a great meal.

This is one of the more popular spots to eat in Miraflores and with good reason. They have a lower and an upper floor for dining. The staff was amazing and very kind, we got our food quite quick. We ordered their lomo saltado, make sure that your order for 1 or 2 people only as that is more than enough. Our portion was too big for both of us. However, the taste was really good. The ambience in the restaurant was great!

Great food at a reasonable price. I had the Alitas Tusan. This was 12 chicken wings in a mildly spicy BBQ sauce. The wings were smaller than American wings but don't have any fillers. My wife had beef and broccoli. Our waiter, Walter spoke English well, and was welcoming and friendly. Both meals, appetizer, tip with a glass of wine and a beer were $48 US Dollars .

Wonderful dinning experience here. We have lived in Asia many years and the food here is 10/10 in comparison. Also our waiter (I think was walter a.) was amazing in accommodating my dietary needs of vegan.

Visited Feb2024. It is a chain Chinese restaurant in Lima with multiple locations. Authentic asian taste. Cozy atmosphere, friendly and efficient service.

"We really enjoyed the food, it was delicious. The only issue was that some of the dishes arrived cold or almost cold, and the jasmine tea wasn’t hot at all. We’d love to see that improved, as it would make the experience perfect."

It's the best restaurant to have Peruvian Chinese in Mira Flores. I like the cocktail here and then the spaghetti and dim sum was really nice. Overall I will read this restaurant 4 out of 5 and they really mentioned the hygiene so you should go. Ambience is also good. Try to reach early or else it will be crowded and you have to wait for a long time.

Great food though quite pricey, and excellent service. The menu has a vegetarian section and on top of that a few dishes (fat noodles stir fry and fried won ton) could be made vegetarian. The roast duck was nice and soft, and had good flavour; served with hoisin sauce and actually spicy dip, it was delicious. £40 for 2 people but with enough leftovers for lunch.

Fun atmosphere for chifa. The food wasn’t as fantastic as I thought it’d be, given that some was less of a fusion and it was hard to tell where the Peruvian influence was. But we had some great food. I’d recommend it for those interested in trying Chifa, but note they don’t have cuy (guinea pig).

Exceeded my expectations for Chinese! I ordered the chow fun, the noodles were delicious but not particularly a fan of the pork, I think it would have been better with beef. The dumplings were underwhelming The rice dish had some nice umami flavors

Pretty good Chifa, but also nothing too special. The rice dishes are good and the portions are large, but it was little too saucy and greasy for my taste. The atmosphere does have the Cantonese banquet hall vibe, lots of space.

Unexpected deliciously prepared dishes and club sandwich, some soups will require lemon/lime or salt and pepper, 100% natural fruit juices were amazing, nicely flavored bbq wing sauce, Peru knows potatoes...lightly crispy outer layer with smooth inside! Wa Lok is a fitting match with Nobility Grand Hotel in Miraflores, Peru.

This location had a cheap, rather delicious chicken fried rice. However I also believe it gave me food poisoning. The waiter was also not amiable at all and requested a tip. I left with mixed feelings.

The food is good, the service not so much. I wanted a dish but the chicken done differently. They tried to charge a more expensive dish even though they served me the cheaper dish *exactly as on the menu* (ignoring my request). I complained of course. At times I was surrounded by 4-5 helpless waiters, just buzzing about not doing anything. They resolved it in the end, but it took time and they were seemingly overwhelmed by the situation. And for all that fuzz the prices are too high. Don’t get me wrong, it’s not a bad place to eat. Just would prefer a small local restaurant any time. :)

30 minute wait after ordering food and a bit of confusion with the order is still acceptable. The mushrooms I ordered were drenched in sauce and slimy, as were the chinchonfans (see pictures) - I tried the chinchonfans and sent them and the slimy mushrooms back. They might have veggie options but it seems to me those are not good, some of the meat dishes that passed me looked alright. Wouldn’t recommend coming here if you’re a vegetarian.

It's more like a banquet hall, just like restaurants in China. If you look for a cosy atmosphere, go elsewhere. Portions are big, food is ok, not great. We've had better cantonese. Rather flat experience...

Bustling chifa (Chinese-Peruvian) restaurant in Barronco set in a large and nicely decorated space. Came here with a group of 7 for lunch, and the place was pretty packed. Family portion sizes are huge - a few at the table ordered a family size soup to share and it was the size of a crockpot. A few vegetarian options - rice, noodle dishes with vegetables and tofu. Food was tasty, though greasy (not unexpected). Staff was friendly and was very appreciative that I left a tip (so much so that the manager came over to thank me and then gave me a gift).

Amazing food with even more amazing portions. This restaurant has been in the same location for decades, remember coming here with my parents as a small child. Obviously the place still looks like it’s been there for a hundred years but don’t let the place deter you from going

Great spot for classic chifa (Chinese Peruvian food). Cheap and large plates. Bunch of locals and tourists there. The private dining style area was pretty cool.

This place is great. Service, ambience and food were all perfect. Would return

one of the best chifas in Barranco. I always come here when I come to Lima. this time I brought my son and absolutely love it.

First time eating Chifa food. The portions are insanely large. I'm not sure what I was expecting: it's neither authentic Chinese nor authentic "American" Chinese. A bit of a strange aberration--but locals seem to like it. We ordered three dishes and probably have enough leftovers for a week

Pretty good fried rice with pork pieces. Cool Chinese atmosphere and decoration in the restaurant. Not bad for 20.5 Sols for personal size.

Actually went there for good croissants but since I was hungry and read many good comments about their sandwiches I wanted to try one and ordered a Capresse sandwich. I it was good but a bit salty. Then ordered the almond croissant. It came a bit warm so I was very excited, but I must say I was disappointed again (why is it so hard to find proper croissants in Lima ??🥺). Anyway it was a little crispy on the outside and this gave me hope but it was not crispy enough and inside was not very fresh. When I went there it was around 4 o’clock so maybe thats the reason and the taste was good so maybe if I can I would like to go there in the morning and try a very fresh one to evaluate it better.

Incredible place! This bakery it's the best place for bread lovers, so many different types of bread with different flavours, and sandwiches that are amazing. They also have small sweets like brownies or cereal bars, and great juices and excellent coffee! A place that everyone should visit at least once.

They show true dedication to their art. Great coffee great bakery and they even include an ice cream cart. International hipster style decor. Ask for an avocado sandwich. They moved the restaurant one block over to 1081 La Mar. they still have the bakery for pick up only

First place I tried when arriving to Lima, and it did not disappoint. The environment is very comfortable and the food is delicious. My spouse and I each had a breakfast entree with coffee for approx 70 Soles ($18). Good size, filling, and delicious. They even have vegan options and and an almond milk latte that was surprisingly thick!

Best breakfast / brunch that I took there. Once I tried the Caprese sandwich and the other the ham and cheese with garlic oil. Great juices and brownies. You can see the kitchen where they prepare the bread.

My husband and I love this place so much that we are there every weekend for Brunch. They have a great selection of breakfast food, fresh juices and great coffee. We absolutely love sitting on the second floor over the kitchen, watching chefs cook with such attention to detail!

What I ordered: capresse sandwich and Americano Quality: excellent. The flavors were perfectly balanced with the acidity of the tomato and heartiness of the bread and herbs. Would I get again? Maybe

We were the only Asians out there!! They had many stores that sold anime & there were many Chifa restaurants at every corner. There was also some Asian decor here & there, but it wasn’t really a Chinatown-Chinatown. The only restaurant we ate at was Chifa Wa Lok, the Peking duck there was very delicious at an affordable price (compared to USA). The dim sum there was solid too.

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(Translated by Google) Delicious Chinese dishes, cozy restaurants within Chinatown, I do not recommend eating in copies of neighboring Chinese restaurants. You find all kinds of items around wholesale and retail. If you prefer little traffic of people, visit it on Sunday. If you want parking go very early.... (Original) Deliciosos platos chinos, acogedores restaurantes dentro de barrio chino, no recomiendo comer en copias de restaurantes chinos aledaños . Encuentras todo tipo de artículos alrededores al por mayor y menor. Si prefieres poco tránsito de personas visitarlo domingo. Si deseas estacionamiento ir muy temprano....

(Translated by Google) Roast duck, chifas and shopping malls If you want to eat a good roast duck, the best option is to go to Chinatown, to Capon Street and look for some of the dinners that survive the street trade, maintaining that old style of dinner-chifa, which on the outside exposes the duck roast hanging together with the roast pig, a family tradition. It still maintains its façade but is quite neglected and surrounded by street vendors that do not allow it to be appreciated in all its splendor and due to the large influx of public you have to be very careful with personal belongings, especially with cell phones, security in the area is minimal, Therefore you have to be very cautious. The old chifas have been converted into shopping galleries with small stores where everything is sold as in a pharmacy, but with one constant, the majority are products imported from China and at very cheap prices. The bad thing is that there is enormous informality, which at the time of writing this review is subject to inspection by the Municipality due to ongoing safety and health problems. (Original) Pato asado, chifas y galerías comerciales Si de comer un buen pato asado, la mejor opción es ir al Barrio Chino, a la calle Capon y buscar algunos de las cenas que sobreviven al comercio ambulatorio, mantenimiento ese estilo de cena-chifa antiguo, que en su parte externa expone el pato asado colgado junto con el chancho también asado, una tradición familiar. Aun mantiene su portada pero bastante descuidada y rodeada de ambulantes que no permite apreciarla en todo su esplendor y por la gran afluencia de público hay que ser muy cuidadosos con los objetos personales, sobre todo con los celulares, la seguridad en la zona es mínima, por ello hay que ser muy prudentes. Los antiguos chifas han sido convertidos en galerías comerciales con pequeños locales donde se venden de todo como en botica, pero con una constante, la mayoría son productos importados de China y a precios muy baratos. Lo malo es que es que hay una enorme informalidad , que al momento de escribir esta reseña son objeto de fiscalización por la Municipalidad por los continuos problemas de seguridad y salubridad.

(Translated by Google) The Chinatown of Lima is one of the most traditional places in Lima, located between Jirón Paruro, Calle Capón (Jr Ucayali) and surrounding streets. On Capon Street is the Portada China, which was inaugurated on the 150th anniversary of Peru. Here is one of the largest Chinese colonies in the world, and in Chinatown you can experience excellent Cantonese Chinese food, as well as products: seaweed, seeds, spices, fish, sushi, energy drinks and different kinds of tea; in addition to markets, banks and Chinese accessories. (Original) El Barrio Chino de Lima es uno de los lugares mas tradicionales de Lima, ubicado entre el Jirón Paruro, la Calle Capón (Jr Ucayali)y calles aledañas. En la Calle Capon se encuentra la una Portada China, que fue inauguranda en el aniversario 150 del Perú. Aquí se encuentra una de las colonias chinas mas grandes del mundo, y en el barrio chino se puede experimentar la excelente comida china cantonesa, así como productos: algas, semillas, especias, pescado, sushi, bebidas energizantes y diferentes clases de té; además de markets, bancos y accesorios chinos.

(Translated by Google) A central neighborhood that is a little chaotic and perhaps a little unsafe, but with special places that preserve the accent of the great Asian country. There are very interesting restaurants, supermarkets and various ventorrillos. Few authentic Chinese are seen anymore since their descendants and other merchants are the new owners of the businesses. You have to eat at least one dish of lacquered duck and buy cheap knick-knacks. (Original) Un barrio céntrico un poco caótico y quizá algo inseguro pero con lugares especiales que conservan el acento del gran país del Asia. Hay restaurantes, supermercados y ventorrillos diversos muy interesantes. Ya se ven pocos chinos auténticos pues sus descendientes y otros comerciantes son los nuevos dueños de los negocios. Hay que comer, al menos, un platillo de pato lacado y adquirir chucherías baratas.

100/10. Incredible service and amazing food. I only ate based on the recommendations of the restaurants staff and they brought me incredible dishes and an outstanding dessert. Pictures attached of what they recommend.

Definetely one of the best restaurants in Lima. The food is very very delicious, portions are not big not little either. A little pricey but totally worth it. Thr arroz con Pato was the best I ever tried and the tiramisu of Pistacho is to die for 😋. It was a nice experience... it is located in the center of San Isidro distric and hard to find since it doesnt has a name outside. We had bad luck with a silly waiter, but in overall the time we spent there was enjoyable and I cant wait to visit it again.

The service was great! Really professional and kind waiters. I ate here the best ceviche in my trip Peru. Very well seasoned and balanced. The desserts were exellent and the pisco sour was great and well.

This is good food! Came here on my first lunch experience while traveling to PERU! And this was so fine!!!!! We ordered different dishes to try them out and my favorite was the BUN and the ceviche! The pulpo was also very good. Staff was very friendly. I wanted to repeat this experience but did not have enough time. Expensive but worth the money!

Cool modern spin on what I presume to be Peruvian cuisine. Fish used in dishes tasted fresh. Octopus was very nicely done. I really enjoyed the dish that had a corn pudding like item but forgot what it is called.

Food and atmosphere was top notch but the love did not reach the servers. Ceviche was excellent, scallops "on fire" were our favorite and the classic parmesan ones delicious too. Do order a Cesar and enjoy it... when it gets there... the waiters just need to better organized.

Amazing Experience, Peruvian food with quality ingredients, dishes are fresh and served very fast. There are many option of creative cocktails. We ordered 4 dishes and was enough for 2 people. The atmosphere is nice, ventilated, good music, clean, spacious and confortable tables. In resume was a pleasure to visit this restaurant and after-sell service was super excellent (we had an advices about our dish for take away and they sent to us the same dish to our place for free)

i was unimpressed overall. i thought the food was average and the service was ok. the portion sizes are humongous which is a perk, i guess.

🔥 ¡qué rico! 🤤 We got the crispy egg noodles with seafood gravy (aka tallarin frito) & half a peking duck. The duck was tepid and not crispy but the flavor was so on point that we were happy with it. Noodles were crispy, umami, and loaded with garlic. Jasmine tea to wash all the grease down. Coming from very discerning Shanghainese taste buds…this food hit the spot!!! Service, well, the servers might as well have been Chinese. Lol. You just have to be patient and proactive about flagging them down. The lady shot daggers through my soul with her eyes when I went to grab a togo box 🤷🏻‍♀️ They charge 1 sol for them FYI. Bathrooms are upstairs only where all the larger dining tables are at. We grabbed a lucuma roll cake on the way out and enjoyed it at the park. Tasted like my childhood. Would recommend this chifa to anyone with a hankering for the Chinese food we all know and love 😋

Went there twice. The first experience was way much better than the second one. But still we are happy with the food. Positions are crazy big and one chifa plate is enough for two. One thing is very annoying taht the service is very very slow even it looks like there are many workers food arrives in 20-25 mins at least. Overall prices are cheap, food is delicious and the location is very central.

Right in the heart of chinatown, this is a very good Chifa restaurant. The portions are enormous. Each dish enough to feed 2 people. They have a very large selection of different kinds of meats and also vegetarian food. In the front is a bakery with all there desserts. Ordered a Beef Saltado and stewed Tofu which were both very good. They don’t come with rice so we got one bowl to share for 2 ppl. The staff recommended a pineapple bun with coconut filling- it was delicious. Staff does not speak fluent English but they do their best to make your time enjoyable. Must visit.

I had high hopes for this place, but the servers were indifferent, and the food was cold. We ordered two versions of duck (sweet and grilled) and two versions of chicken (orange and lemon), as well as chaufa, tallarines chinos especiales, and fried wontons. The taste was good, but the cold food was disappointing. To make matters worse, the place was not clean, which made it difficult to enjoy my meal. We went there on a Monday for lunch, and it was not busy at all (not surprised). I wouldn’t recommend this place and wouldn’t go back. We all got sick after eating there.

Service was great. We ordered the chairs which came in generous portions to where 3 of us were able to split. Very good value for the money! Highly recommend when you’re in Lima.

A wide variety of options with HUGE portion sizes! There is a line which usually means it’s good and they did not disappoint. Chinatown is a fun walk as well though much busier than Miraflores for example.

Overall is a good experience they have a nice food the price is very affordable so it's very convenient for you to go in groups and don't spend much money and it will located by all the other restaurants there with the same type of food they have a good view of you look in the second floor

Great food and service. I highly recommend it!!

Absolutely amazing food. Tried chi Chou fa and steamed dumplings and everything was very good. On my next trip to Peru, I will be back. This is an update. The food was very good but prices have gone up.

A very good dim sum , only 1 item was bad xiaolongpao (steam pork buns) the dough was really bad and the filling was the same from other dim sum , and was really dry inside. Best item that I Order was hakao ( prawns dumpling ) really fresh prawns super crunch.

Food was tasty enough, but bizarrely the waiter didn't want to serve me tea with my meal at first, tea was no longer available or something (was about 6:30pm)...despite the tea urn and tea pots almost in front of me. Maybe this is some bizarre Peruvian thing :). Sweet and Sour (Tipakay?) Chicken was good, dumplings a little bland. Service was actually good after we got over the tea thing. Only been in Lima a couple of weeks but price struck me as somewhat on the high side (?)...price not far off what I would pay in London's China Town for a similar kind of experience.

Unexpectedly huge menu and enjoyable to have dim sum and Cantonese delights for dinner. It’s a big restaurant upstairs with good tables for family dining. Highly recommend it.

I was in Lima downtown and never ate such a good Cantonese meal. Everything was just Great 👍

(Translated by Google) Value for money, good. There is a menu from 17 soles. Includes soup or wonton. We ordered a chicken wrap and a chicken with vegetables. The food was delicious (Original) Relación calidad precio, bueno. Hay menú desde 17 soles. Incluye sopa o wantan. Pedimos un pollo enrollado y un pollo con verduras. La comida estuvo rica

(Translated by Google) Bad! Appalling! I ordered a Chicken Tipakay which was more chicken skin. Horrible, bad experience. Don't go, look for other options in the area. I went on Friday at noon and it caught my attention because it was meters from the Chinese front. But it was worth it to know the bad things about this place and prevent others from falling and wasting their money. May 10, 2024. (Original) Malo! Pésimo! Pedí un pollo Tipakay el cual era más pellejo de pollo. Horrible, mala experiencia. No vayan, busquen otras opciones por la zona. Fui viernes al medio dia y me llamo la atención por estar a metros de la portada china.Pero valió la pena para conocer lo malo de este local y evitar que otros caigan y boten su dinero. 10 de Mayo de 2024.

(Translated by Google) The plate had a hair on it and they didn't give me any solution, only to deduct 3.50 from the ticket, and the "Manager" responded in a grotesque way and without giving us any solution regarding the case, raising her voice to two adults who were trying to explain the situation and the only thing she did was tell us that we had to pay and leaving us speechless and that she was not going to change the plate. 0 RECOMMENDED (Original) El plato tenía un pelo y no me dieron ninguna solución, solo descontarme 3.50 de la entrada, y la «Administradora» nos respondió de una forma grotesca y sin darnos ninguna solución con respecto al caso, levantándole la voz a dos personas adultas que intentaban explicarlo la situación y lo único que hizo gue decirnos que teniamos que pagar y dejándonos con las palabras en la boca y que no nos iba a cambiar el plato. 0 RECOMENDADO

(Translated by Google) Disgusting... chicken from days ago, they fry it again and sell it to you. Don't go, they will thank you. I ordered a Ka Lu wantan for my wife and it didn't have the complete ingredients, the chicken was stale, the pork was tasteless, and the chaufa was tasteless. The owner was rude and did not want to give a reason or even improve the food. After we left the premises, he went to the kitchen to yell at his employees... a disaster. (Original) Asqueroso… pollo de hace días te lo vuelven a freír y te lo venden. No vayan, le lo agradecerán. Pedí para mi esposa un Ka Lu wantan y no tenia los ingredientes completos, el pollo rancio, el chancho sin sabor, y el chaufa desabrido. La dueña una Grosera, no quiso dar razón o si acaso mejorar la comida. Después que salimos del local, se fue a la cocina a gritarle a sus empleados… un desastre.

(Translated by Google) The place is large with 2 floors. The chaufa is one of the few who are rich in Lima. Sure, he won't be the best chaufa of your life, but he is a rich chaufa, who can't lose. If you are in the center of Lima, eating here will be your best option for the taste and price. As an added bonus, they give you Wantan or soup, unlimited chili/rocoto and soy. (Original) El local es grande de 2 pisos. El chaufa es de los pocos que son ricos en Lima. Claro, no será el mejor chaufa de tu vida, pero es un chaufa rico, que no tiene pierde. Si estás en el centro de Lima, comer aquí será tu mejor opción por el sabor y precio. Como añadido, te dan Wantan o sopa, ají/rocoto ilimitado y soja.

(Translated by Google) The food was good, then I found a hair and when I complained, the owner of the restaurant came and told me what happened. I told her I found a hair. She said it's yours. Are you going to pay or not? The owner acted in a very ridiculous manner... (Original) La comida estaba bien monce después encontré un pelo y cuando reclame viene la dueña del resto y mi dice que pasó la dije que encontré pelo mi dice es tuyo ahora vas a pagar o no la dueña porto con una manera muy ridícula...

(Translated by Google) For what you spend, it's not worth it. For that, I'd rather go to a chicken restaurant or buy a meal somewhere. I got the spoiled tamarind sauce. And I'm not the only one who came to complain to the app. What a disappointment. (Original) para lo que gaste no vale la pena, para eso mejor me voy a comer a una pollería o me compro menú por ahí. me tocó la salsa de tamarindo MALOGRADA. y no soy la única que vino a quejarse a la app, que decepción.

The food was average, service could have been a little better. Everytime we ordered something the waiter had to check back with someone, which took awhile and delayed everything. Kind of odd. The amount to MSG really gave a few of us a headache the following morning and much of the day

All food reviews are subjective and this is from the point of view of an ethnic Chinese person from SE Asia who is a little bit of a foodie. My food rating reflects expectations for a pricy restaurant. We asked for less salt as prior experience showed us that Peruvians like more salt. Ordered the chaufa (with prawns, bbq meat), wan tan soup, garlic beef with black bean sauce (confusingly there is another dish with black bean sauce) and their apparent specialty sweet bbq pork ribs. The wantan soup came with very little soup and lots of loaded ingredients such as bbq pork, roasted duck, chicken strips, cabbage, pigeons egg and the eponymous wantan. The soup was pretty good - pity there was too little of it. The bbq pork and duck was v good with a hint of smoked flavor. The chicken was v tough but I suspect there because it was part of the broth (might be an old chicken or rooster). The wantan, however, was too large to fit into the mouth and the skin was very thick and the taste was mediocre. Overall a mixed result. I think can just leave out the egg, the chicken and balance out with more soup and cabbage. Also the wantan can be improved on wrt skin and size as mentioned. The chaufa was nicely done. Its taste was brightened by the plump shrimp pieces and the bbq pork (again the bbq). Thumbs up on this. The beef was good. It basically tasted like char grilled steak sliced and doused in a black sauce (I think black bean provides the basis). If it were up to me, I’d have added quite a bit more spring onions. The pork ribs - advertised as a specialty of the restaurant - was the biggest disappointment. The pork ribs did not have any “porky” taste and the meat texture was odd. It was overwhelmed by the sauce which I would say tasted exactly like the thai sweet chilli sauce I can buy at any random supermarket at home. I gave a 5 for atmosphere (for a tourist) as the restaurant was packed with Peruvians out for lunch. I gave a 3 for service because (a) the handle of the tea pot broke (it’s a cheap thing with plastic ties) and (b) they actually forgot our pork ribs order and had to be reminded so we ended the meal with the worse dish of the lot.

The Best chifa restaurant in Lima now, the service was good. I ordered Sa ho fan noodles and it was delicious.

On my recent trip to Peru, Chifa Titi was a must on my list — from previous visits I knew it never disappoints, and for many (myself included) it’s considered one of the best chifas in Lima. Highly recommend making a reservation in advance, as it’s usually packed. We went on a Saturday night, party of five, and were warmly welcomed and seated right away. Our feast began with: Appetizers: BBQ pork ribs, a dozen crispy fried wontons, and roast duck with pickled turnip. Mains: Garlic roasted pork (my mom’s favorite), Chi Jau Kay chicken, Titi Special Fried Rice, and Sam Si Stir-Fried Noodles. As always, Chifa Titi delivered — everything was flavorful, perfectly cooked, and generously portioned. The next time I’m in Lima, I’ll be back here without a doubt.

This is very nice restaurant with classic Peruvian-Chinese (chifa) food. Portions are generous, service is quick and attentive, excellent for bigger groups. The food was delicious and I would like to come again. Reservation is highly recommended. Excellent place. 5 out of 5.

Incredible experience. The pato is a must, the siu mai delicious and the wantan not a usual order, also special. Best chinese in town

My wife and her family's favorite chifa restaurant. They love the roasted duck and soups the most. Fancy place for a birthday or other special occasion. This time I tried the pork and fried chicken, both were tasty. Arguably the best quality chifa you'll find in Lima.

My family and I went on a Sunday and we got seated very quickly, food was delicious and service was friendly. The plates are huge FYI! We got so much food and enjoyed our time.

An excellent Chinese restaurant in Lima. The food tastes like real Chinese food, not the “localized” one. All dishes were excellent, a very good address

Good service, traditional setting, good portions. not my idea of good Chinese food but my partner enjoyed the food. I’ll admit I might be snobby and particular

we wanted to see what the chifa food was like at the end of our trip and it was surprisingly good. felt pretty authentic and dishes were seasoned well. didn’t like how they didn’t let us drink from our own water though. steamed veggies: well seasoned and cooked. mushrooms were highlight sizzling beef and chicken: another great dish. fried rice: solid dish as well

Wow I cannot tell you how amazing this place is, 5 stars does not even begin to express the greatness of this place. My husband goes here all the time with the people he works with and finally brought us here. Everything was delicious and the attention to detail was just great. (If you get anything with carrot... notice they are cut like stars.) Even the restrooms were clean and beautiful. That had to be the most beautiful changing table I have ever seen. I already told my husband I would love for him to bring us here again. I absolutely loved it! Thank you so much!

Absolutely stunning food. One of the very best quality Chinese restaurants I have ever tried anywhere in the world. Don't miss it. You will definitely not regret it. The arroz Chaufa is just awesome. Get the especial arroz Chaufa.

Nice chifa place, the food was great

Not very good. Wonton soup took a long time to arrive and was tasteless. 1/4 duck was ok but for 40 soles still hasn't come with rice, or anything for that matter. I saw a lot of people returning uneaten food. When i saw the kitchen it didn't look very hygienic.

After 5 years ago I visited again Min Pao is not the same honestly I didn’t like. Arroz chaufa was good and the rest of the food

This place does have some vegan options if you’re interested! There is almost no sit down place around that offers just vegetables besides here. We ordered a side of rice and two plates. The plates don’t automatically come with rice. The mung beans and vegetables were nicely seasoned. Service was a little bit slow but the place was also very popular.

With 1.6m Chinese in Peru, Chinese food take on a unique identity in this Latin America country as Chifa. We were in the neighborhood and thought would be nice to check out what the food is like. (We are ethic Chinese from Malaysia, Singapore and Hong Kong) Food here is about volume, not about quality. At least they cannot be judge with the same standard where we are from. The dim sum platter lack refinement and the skin were thick, ordered sweet and sour pork with pineapple but was served with canned peach instead. The roast duck was served in a pool of sauce and the fried noodles was bland and the taste and texture of noodles were poor. Only Lemon chicken and prawn omelette were acceptable. Go if you are curious just like us or you absolutely miss Chinese food.

Food was amazing, the service is a bit slow, atmosphere is a little a bit crowded but with it.

One of the popular Chinese restaurants en Barillo Chino, Chifa San Joy Lao. Located in the heart of the pedestrian walkway they've got a great menu selection. We tried their 3rd option (for 2 people) which included sweet and sour chicken (pollo ti pa ka) and sliced bbq pork with green beans and garlic (chancho al ajo) accompanied with a heaping portion of rice and fried wantans I enjoyed the chicken, but founds the bbq a but bland. Same with the wantans, not a fan of it Please be warned, the portions are huge, set menu of 2 people is a lot, it was for 3 person.

nasty cashier. The meal is 32. I gave them 52 and get a bunch of coins back. What is that about?!?? The food is ok. Portion larger. But I won’t say it’s tasty. Don’t visit if you are a real Asian. I don’t think they are Asian friendly

🪱🐛We found worms or maggots in the salad leaves. We told the staff, but they just took the dish back to the kitchen. We thought they’d at least give us a fresh meal to go, but they just gave us the same food packed in a takeaway box. They didn’t even apologise or offer a discount. Honestly, I wouldn’t recommend this place. They wash vegetables terribly — and no one wants to eat worms.

Amazing place and the restaurants have the best chinese food.

Neighborhood chifa, fair prices, good food and personal combos available. Good for a quick bite.

Good foods

(Translated by Google) Very nice and clean place, the food should improve, the flavors are rich but they should reduce the salt in some dishes. Likewise. Very good mode. (Original) Muy bonito y limpio local, la comida debería mejorar, los sabores son ricos pero deberían bajar la sal en algunos platos. De igual. Modo muy bueno.

(Translated by Google) hearty dishes and good prices, without a doubt a chifa with the 3Bs. (Original) platos contundentes y buenos precios, sin duda un chifa con las 3B.

(Translated by Google) Excellent food with correct price. Many options within the Chifa direction, very clean place, standard decoration. Unfortunately they wanted to play me with the account, so please check your tickets... (Original) Excelente comida con precio correcto. Muchas opciones dentro del rumbo chifa, lugar muy limpio, decoración estándar. Lamentablemente me quisieron hacer la jugada con la cuenta, asi que por favor revisen sus boletas...

(Translated by Google) The food has bugs Today I went and the wonton soup had bugs and the excuse was that it wasn't the first time it happened to them. (Which made me even more distrustful) I don't recommend coming, there are better options in the area and at the same price (Original) La comida tiene bichos El día de hoy fui y la sopa wantan tenía bichos y la excusa fue que no fue la primera vez que les pasa.(Lo cual me dio aún más desconfianza) No recomiendo venir, hay mejores opciones en el área y al mismo precio

(Translated by Google) Good quantity/price. The meat doesn't taste to my liking, but it's not bad. (Original) Buena cantidad/precio. El sabor de la carne no es a mi gusto, pero no es malo.

(Translated by Google) Tremendous place to taste the best of Chinese food, excellent service, well located, super cool atmosphere and first class food!!!! Highly recommended... (Original) Tremendo local para degustar lo mejor de la comida china, Excelwnte servicio, bien ubicado, ambiente super chevere y la comida de primera clase!!!! Altamente recomendado...

(Translated by Google) Cheap chifa, but there are better options in the area. The classic wonton soup is practically a noodle soup, it doesn't have as much flavor, the chaufa rice was served to me burnt on more than one occasion, which is why I didn't go again. (Original) Chifa económico, pero por la zona hay mejores opciones. La clásica sopa wantán prácticamente es una sopa de fideos, no tiene tanto sabor, el arroz chaufa en más de una ocasión me lo sirvieron quemado, por eso no volví a ir.

(Translated by Google) The service and seasoning has declined a lot, before I went very often or ordered takeout especially during the pandemic. But despite everything, yesterday, April 9, 2024, I took a risk and ordered a takeaway wonton soup a la carte, total disappointment when I opened it at home, little meat, no vegetables, a lot of noodles, very little broth and to top it all off, it was tasteless. . It wasn't cheap, on the contrary, and I paid separately for the disposable and the cutlery that I didn't ask for. I thought I would have a delicious, hearty soup. It's difficult for a wonton soup to turn out ugly in a chifa because it is a dish that identifies them, but that's what it is, friends, a bad experience. So I NEVER GO TO CHIFA HAIYA AGAIN, THE FOOD IS NOT BAD, IT IS TERRIBLE. I DO NOT RECOMMEND IT. (Original) El servicio y la sazón ha decaido mucho, antes iba muy seguido o pedia para llevar sobre todo en pandemia. Pero a pesar de todo ayer 9 de de abril de 2024 me arriesgue y pedí para llevar una sopa wantan a la carta, desepcion total cuando lo abrí en casa poca carne, nada de verduras, mucho fideo, muy poco caldo y para el colmo desabrida. No costó barato al contrario y pague aparte por el descartable y los cubiertos q no pedí, pense q tomaría una rica sopita sustanciosa, dificil q salga fea una sopa wantan en un chifa por ser plato q los identifica, pero asi es amigos mala experiencia. Asi q NUNCA MAS VOY AL CHIFA HAIYA, NO ES MALA LA COMIDA, ES PÉSIMA. NO LO RECOMIENDO.

(Translated by Google) Very friendly and delicious food. (Original) Muy amables y comida rica.

(Translated by Google) I have been going to eat at this chifa for 4 years, but I will not return again (neither me nor my family). Attention has declined quite a bit. Every time I go the employees are sitting at the customers' table swallowing. What's more, I sit down and they don't even move. Can you believe it? You are eating and on the side you see the employees eating with you. Zero class and zero etiquette. Also, before the ladies who served were friendly, but now there are a couple of fat ones who have no treatment. A shame, because I always went to eat, but not anymore. I don't recommend it. (Original) He ido a comer a este chifa durante 4 años, pero ya no volveré más (ni yo ni mi familia). La atención a decaido bastante. Cada vez que voy los empleados están sentados en la mesa de los clientes tragando. Es más, yo me siento y ni siquiera se mueven. ¿Pueden creerlo? Uno está comiendo y al costado vez a los empleados comiendo con uno. Cero clase y cero etiqueta. Además, antes la señoritas que atendían eran cordiales, pero ahora hay un par de gordas que no tienen trato. Una pena, pq yo iba siempre a comer, pero ya no mas. No lo recomiendo.

We went to Pan de la Chola, Centro de Lima Branch. It's a small, cosy place with potential for more space. Attention is amazing, food tasty. Staff explained us about the pastries and were very polite. Try the Caprese sandwich... Delicious !!

The sandwiches there were amazing!! Great for a quick bite while exploring Lima.

Cute little bakery in the historical center of Lima. We had a yummy coffee, orange juice, and matcha. We also shared some of the baked good. Everything was super yummy and the service was excellent.

Good coffee, the museum next door is also nice. A bit over priced.

The best backery in town!!! Would come here again, again and again. Very delicious! Mucha gracias, mucha gusto

Very nice and cozy Caffé with amazing pastries

some of the best coffee we had in Lima! the staff was super nice and guaranteed us they had amazing coffee. we bought two bags of coffee beans to take back home. 1000% recommend!

Good food

(Translated by Google) The person who sells salchipapa does not wear a mask, at least when I went. He was told and that's not why he used it. (Original) La que atiende en la venta de salchipapa no usa mascarilla al menos cuando yo fui. Se le dijo y ni por eso la usó.

(Translated by Google) chicken broth Chifa Airport Wild Lomo saltado Etc (Original) Caldo de gallina Chifa Aeropuerto Salvaje Lomo saltado Etc

(Translated by Google) They say that good things take time to wait, and they are truly right, very rich (Original) Dicen que lo bueno se hace esperar, y ka verdad tienen razón muy rico

(Translated by Google) Very rich flavor and fairly regular service. (Original) Muy rico el sabor y la atención bastante regular.

(Translated by Google) Good food at affordable prices. (Original) Buena comida a precios comodos .

(Translated by Google) Terrible service I placed an order and it never arrived and they didn't even give an explanation why (Original) Pésimo servicio hice un pedido y nunca llego y ni siquiera.dieron explicación del por qué

Food was acceptable but very slow service. I asked for a Lychee Spritz and I got half lychee fruit and a lot of ice. Wantan Soup for 6 was small. The best Sechwan Chicken, highly recommended... Can improve...

I really enjoy going to Madam Tusan! Even though I speak Spanish fluently, I’ve noticed they do a great job communicating in English with foreign visitors. Their Pisco Sours are hands down the best in Lima—seriously delicious. The service is friendly and attentive, and the menu offers a wide variety of tasty dishes. Definitely recommend stopping by—and don’t leave without trying the pisco sour clásico!

Delicious food and the service was fantastic! Definitely try some of the dumpling appetizer if you go. Know that for the fried rice, the pieces of protein are small so if you're wanting a large portion of that type of protein, order it separately. The fried rice is delicious though!

Loved their food!! We ordered their Siu Kao Picante (spicy chicken dumplings) which were so delicious that we ended up ordering another plate! We also tried the Mayfan Singapur noodles with chicken and it was also great! The location of the restaurant is good and the staff were friendly. However, they had only 1 person in the entire restaurant who could communicate in English, so we had to call for her whenever we needed something (since we cannot speak Spanish). But she was very friendly and explained everything very well.

I don't know why this place is as popular as it is. The food is only average ok - although maybe this is because we usually only order daily specials. Not only is service slow, the last time we came here the waitress said she didn't know what the specials were, and then belittled our request by saying that people don't normally ask what deals are available - as if we were in place of fine dining looking for a cheap meal.

I came here because of the great reviews and was looking forward to trying it, but the service left me very disappointed. I arrived with four others and we were seated right away, which was a good start. Unfortunately, it took 15 minutes before our server came over. Since the menu was vague, we asked for more time. After that, nearly 30 more minutes went by without anyone checking on us, even though our server stopped at the table right next to us. In total, we sat for 45 minutes without ever placing an order before deciding to leave. It’s hard to recommend a place that leaves guests waiting this long without attention. We ended up at Kion instead, where the service was prompt and the experience completely different.

The Peking duck is sooo delisicous! The skin is very crispy. They used purple corn juice to make the wrapper. Everything thing was delicious! The decor is so clean and classy with the red accents.

Excellent Peruvian Chinese food restaurant, good quality and delicious food.

The venue is ok. But the food is absolutely horrible. Some of the worst I've ever had. The food is borderline tasteless. Avoid this chain at all costs!

First time in my life I return food ( still paid full price tho). The Aeropuerto de pollo was horrible, bad sauce with soggy chicken full of tendon. The mojito was good.

Very cozy atmosphere with fast staff. I enjoyed the flavor in the food. They did not disappoint.

good dim sum considering multiple experiences in this region. a bit pricey but place were nicely decorated , services were attentive and friendly.

My wife and I came there at 9 PM on a Sunday. The restaurant was not full- there were at least 10 tables open for seating. The hostess told us that there was no availability at the time, and upon being seated it would take an hour to get our food. We were in no hurry so we sat down to wait to be seated for 5 minutes. The hostess then turned her back and started talking to a co-worker. We realized that they just didn't want to serve us because it was slow and they just wanted to go home. The hostess was so happy when we told her that we decided to go somewhere else for dinner. I have been in the restaurant business for 30 years of my life and I recognize lazy staff when I see it. I will not return to a restaurant where the staff is so lazy that they discourage guests from eating there while arriving at 9 PM when the restaurant closes at 10PM. The staff here should find a new type of work where they can be lazy. The management and ownership should be embarrassed.

Best chifa in all aspects. Good quality ingredients. Waiters could be more friendly but otherwise well trained. Prices..super generous portion of fried rice around 19 soles. Main dishes around 36 soles.

The food was good, with Cantonese, Peruvian and fish/salad bars, ans well as a dizzying array of desserts. They have a full bar if you feel like a cocktail. Prices (Jul 2016) were very affordable (50 PEN / 17 USD) per person, plus drinks. They also have thematic nights for parties and private groups for groups.

Personally I am not coming back, I was very disappointed there were not enough meat choices, there was no seafood or fruits. The steak made in the grill was full of fat and bones.plus it is expensive for what you get. The location is not good at all.

The place is old dirty the food has not been cook well raw chicken utensils dirty and the bathroom is a nightmare The workers and administration are rude not quality standard with customer servicié I did complain with the book they give me a wrong book with fraudulent ink erase for another complain date and don’t sing it the papers too I won’t recommend this place heath department must take care the situation in this place because the owners don’t care and the workers either

Restaurant that offers all-you-can-eat Chinese-Peruvian dishes (appetizers and main courses), as well as traditional Peruvian cuisine. Good variety of desserts. Beverages are not included.

I was on vacation in Lima with my husband and we decided to have lunch on this buffet. I had a very bad experience when I went to get food. One guy (on his 20s) was placing food screamed at me when I was getting food. I didn't do anything wrong, that just got food but he was very rude and disrespectful to me. I went to have a nice time with my husband and sister but instead I had a very bad experience. Food was good but the whole experience was very bad. I spent over 260 soles, over $70 plus tips. In general service wasn't nice so I don't recommend this place.

It used to be a better place. I want to believe that due to the covid restrictions they have reduced many things although price has increased a bit. Now you can’t serve yourself, you have to ask a waiter to serve your plate and of course it is a bit difficult to get the right amount you wanted and the exact part of the dishes you wanted. Also, waiting lines increase and it can become a hard time each time you go for food. The variety of dishes has reduced dramatically and I’d say that taste is not as good as it used to be. It was really full for a Saturday lunch. The only good thing, they have parking lots for free for customers. Not worth going but still it is some of the few buffets in Lima. By the way, only Chinese and Peruvian dishes are quite good. The fish dishes were really bad. Pastry is quite acceptable too!

Excellent place for a staff do on the third floor. They catered admirably for 250 staff from my company with a very wide range of Peruvian Chinese, international and salad bar! It could however do with sprucing up as in parts it is a bit tatty and showing its age.

I like to eat Chinese food. This place has modified the menu to the pleasure of peruvian taste, so it is a good idea, so I will call it fusion Chinese Peruvian food. We ordered the roast duck and it was served with the format of a Peking duck skin with a very thin flour tortilla (instead of rice tortilla) and the vegetables were not quite Beijing style, which was something like a fusion. Then they served the rest of the duck meat with different vegetables. We had shrimp with a sweet sauce which was not honey, which is the traditional way with no walnuts. We had Chinese broccoli which was well prepared, fried rice with some shrimp, and other fusion Chinese dishes, but very delicious plates.

Delicious and flavorful food, traditional atmosphere, and good service. But we had to wait a long time for the dessert. I recomend the No Mai Chi!

Great Chinese Peruvian Fusion. I'd say definitely more Chinese inspired. All you can eat ends at 4pm.

Worst experience ever. Not good. Not a good service either 🙁

Great place to taste Authentic Cantonese food

Average taste. Fresh ingredients and nice dishes but the prices are overrated and the service is too cold and snobbsh. The waiters even demand you leave a tip in cash which we haven't used in years because of covid. We spent around 700 soles per 8 people lunch, including a couple drinks. When we were about to pay they told us in a rude way they weren't accepting coupons or discount of any kind. Not what it used to be. Won't come back again and I suggest you stop coming unless strictly necessary to force the restaurant level up their service and food. Unless you happen to be class conscious that is.

Good enviroment, live music but buffet they says its only 45 soles flat but its STARTING 45 soles not bad at all. They are going to charge additional for drinks and extras. Ask before go.

Outstanding food but to much people

This buffet was wonderful, delicious, variety and the waitress very nice. Highly recommended!

If you are not hurry, you can go to this place... A lot of people on Fridays... Good cuisine, the shrimps salted with asparagus are delicious... Also the pig's ear and the grilled chicken... The place is big and you can dance there...

The numerous types of food available include CHIFA (a kind of peruvian asian food) pasta, as well as a wide selection of fresh seafood and salads, even maquis and ceviche. Also deserts. There is not option for vegan or diary free dishes. The Buffet is not expensive at all and the the quality of food is good .We loved anticuchos. Lunch time is from 1 to 4.

Went there for lunch, around 3pm, and was dissapointed to see the buffet pans almost empty, the food was dry and tough to eat. I was hoping they would replenish them but they didn't. Very expensive buffet for such poor quality.

The service is excellent also his hygiene but I Don't like the " Criolla" Food

Good but not as good as it was before. There are better places in Lima like Chifa Titi and so many oders

We are Chinese and have tasted the best Chinese cuisine in every continent. This restaurant barely passed the test. The food definitely isn't authentic Chinese but it is close enough. And I'm being generous. The service is lacklustre. The soup was not served hot. The chef isn't Chinese. The food in general just made the grade, but really nothing to get excited about. The restaurant is 'hidden' in a little corner of the complex. The only good thing about it is the atmosphere. And please play Chinese music in the background.

We found this Peruvian Chinese restaurant here at Larcomar. Place is clean with a good ambiance and staff are friendly and attentive. Food is tasty and satisfying with decent serving. Highly recommended.

Unfortunately, my experience at your restaurant was disappointing due to poor service. While the food was reasonably good, the service fell far short of expectations. The male server was unfriendly from the beginning, setting a negative tone for the meal. The most unacceptable part came when I asked for my change. The amount was over my intended tip, so I requested the difference. Instead of handling this professionally, the server returned my change in an excessive and disrespectful manner—approximately 20 coins, including several ten-cent sol coins. This felt intentionally offensive, as though my request for change was unwelcome or bothersome. While I understand there may be language barriers or cultural differences, this behavior is unprofessional and unacceptable. A restaurant should value its customers and train its staff to treat everyone with respect, regardless of circumstances. I hope you take this feedback seriously and address the issues to prevent similar experiences for future customers.

Most of the time when we travel it is so difficult to find a decent Chinese restaurant serving decent Chinese food This Peruvian Chinese food surpass my expectation Highly recommended for foreign Chinese visitors in Lima The food is pricey but at least it taste like Chinese food

The Siu Mai’s taste was ok, but pretty cold. The Min Pao was pretty tasty but not much filling. The sautéed noodles with pork was very tasty (especially the pork), but the noodles could be cooked longer. The lemonade was fresh and good! What frustrated us was that we waited around 10 minutes to get our bill; by that I meant we had to go to the counter otherwise we would have continuously been ignored. What was unacceptable was that they didn’t give us the device to enter the tip; instead they entered the tip themselves without consulting with us.

This is not authentic Chinese food, but we didn't expect it to be anyway. Food was decent and the view of the ocean was unbeatable. Interior decoration was great too

I don't usually write reviews but service was so horrible. Had to ask for utensils a few times. They didn't deliver my in-law's drink until we asked for it multiple times. And, they tried to charge us for a drink they didn't deliver. Staff was overall unfriendly except for one waiter who was nice and tried to make it work. Food was okay, service could have been much much better considering the venue and price.

Food didn't taste as authentic Peruvian chifa

Service was not the best.

Great food, if the arroz chaufa was better it will have 5 stars

It's not bad but it isn't particularly good. The food is ok but a bit expensive. The staff is friendly and efficient.

Completely delicious the food They comply with all cleaning protocolos

Chinese and Peruvian fusion called chifa portions are huge a menu that mean to be for 6 people got stuffed to 9 of us... :)

Below my standard maybe called average other better places with better prices i've visited

Decent chifa loved by limeños. Usually very pecked and have to wait to be seated. Really don’t know whether it’s cantonese style but they are pretty good. Soups are not impressive, though. Recommended with Peruvian friends. Service could be slow since they are very busy.

Great Chifa restaurant in Miraflores! The food was very good and authentic. The service was also good; very friendly. I would recommend this place for some authentic Chifa.

I do not understand how this place got so many good reviews. Ordered the wonton soup, house fried rice, beef crispy chow mein, and a chicken dish. Aside from the wonton soup, the other dishes tasted like they were cooked and then had soy sauce dumped on them. The flavors were not balanced nor did they taste authentic. They wonton soup was BLAH. I definitely do not recommend this place if you want good tasting Chinese food. We had a much better meal at Madam Tusan, which tasted like the authentic Chinese food I grew up eating.

The Chinese food in Peru 🇵🇪 is not of this world, I see the good and bad reviews but I have to say the bad must have came in on a bad day. The chifa with chicken was perfect, one of the best I've ever tasted. The chicken sofritas stood out because of the hints of cinnamon and the the beef in sauce was worth bragging about. This place impressed me! The vibes were nice, it secure and the staff is friendly. They have a book in case your not familiar with the menu. Highly recommend 👌 Actually just seen that the sauce is where the cinnamon is coming from. Julio was a great host. Making one more stop before I leave. 3 dishes good portions and 2 drinks came to 116 soles. Can't beat it

The service was good and the same about the meal

Im from the states and I wish the menu was in English but I get it im in another country. I ordered dim sum soup and a beef and rice dish and both were delicious. Service was fast. I've downloaded an translator that translates pictures app just so I can go back and try more dishes. I recommend this place.

One of my favorite chifas... However, when there is high demand, it gets very noisy and parking could be a challenge. Food is very good and price is relatively moderate for the good quality. We come here or take to go several times per month.

Good food service sucks right price for the food

The buffet it's kind of ok but it would be better if they had a bigger variety of dishes, it's clean and safe

The flavor is not so good, it’s not according to the price. The place is big and clean, is a good option to eat buffet but not too much delicious

Excellent “Chifa” food, great service, very attentive; a little on the expensive side.

Consistent good chinese buffet for about $14 per person. Does not include a drink.

The food is expensive, with bland seasoning and poorly cooked dont waste your money

Delicious food, friendly service but expensive.

opening hours are a lie. wasted an hour of my life and $20 in taxis to get there for 11.40 with closing stated as 12.30. but they didn't want to cook when we got there. lazy cheating people

Terrible, food was way to grease. The table mantels had holes in them. The game area for the kids was very dirty. And the prices are way to high.

The soup was delicious but the service was so bad we wont come back.

Client service leaves much to be desired. Administrator totally rude and with a very bad disposition. Place is run down and a little dirty. Not what it used to be 15 years ago. Will definetly NOT recommend it anymore. Never much for leaving reviews, but this place takes the cake.

Great place also for veggies, highly recommended for family. Josmar una excelente atención!!!

One of our favorite authentical Chinesse Restaurant from my last 20 years , I love it.

Excellent chifa... Still one of the best around. Not cheap but worth it if want the best.

Very good Chinese food in Lima.loved the Mango ice cream.

The food is generally good, but there was something super chewy and inedible.

This is a huge Chinese restaurant....when you walk in you can sit on the right which is set menu or in main hall which is al a carte. I ordered 3 dishes....wonton as starter, chicken for main plus special fried rice. Starter and rice come within 90 seconds and main 1 min later....this food although flavourful was already made. Rice was luke warm at best....prices were on high end for a la carte. You best to sit to right side for set menu deals.

Overrated... Food isn't good enough

Very pretty and great attention, but their chaufa is not that good, which is insane considering it's a Chifa.

Beautiful place but food was not as flavory for a Peruvian Chifa.

Very good prices for the food

Nice restaurant to eat Chinese food... They have very good dishes as the arroz chaufa of chinese sausage, wat Kay and chili stuffed with shrimps...

Great food but poor service. The waitstaff was not attentive

Amazing upscale peruvian Chinese fusion. Located Inside a casino (but kids are welcome in the restaurant). The chefs recommendations were superb.

Fantastic experience, best chifa in my opinion. Vegetarian fried rice the best

Mejor chifa de Lima. Best chinese in Lima. If you want to taste the real peruvian chinese food mixture is the place to go. Arghh forgot to say the price range is medium to high price for dishes

Great place, great food. You won't be disappointed.

Nice place, set in a casino giving it an interesting vibe. But it is pricey. Nice food.

Nice place for eating Chinese food. It's delicious. Totally recommended

Exelent Chinese food near to La Pera del Amor and Salaverry avenude

Delicious chinese peruvian food...!

Excellent Chinese Peruvian fusion food

Great chifa my regards to Carlitos

Great and delicious food

Execelente

Perfect place. I loved the food there. We had chinese rice , chicken, fish and mixed frice vegetables. All were perfect. Prices are fine. Definitely recommended

amazing Chinese food. Quality superb, prices good. In my top 3 in San Borja. Portions big too.

The meal was fresh, and the staff was very attentive and accommodating.

In terms of taste, this peruvian-chinese restaurant (a.k.a. Chifa for peruvians) has tasteful dishes. I personally recommended the juiceless meat Saho fan and the siu kao soup. They could improve in some aspects as cleaning and customer service.

Simply delicious, good food

Air cond. too strong..blows kitchen odors into dining area. Fish dish required 30 min. to serve. Service mediocre.

This is my favourite chifa restaurant in Lima. Food is really good and I am sure the preparation has healthy standards.

This one should rank higher in any best Lima Chifas list. Not only is the food just right and tasteful, they've also been consistent throughout the years. First time I ate here I was but a child, over 20 years ago. The flavor is the same and every dish I've tried is excellent. The service is also consistently nice and accomodating. The prices remain on the higher end for mid-priced Chifas, yet they could easily charge way more, somewhere along the line with Chifas like Wa Lok. This place is traditional and excellent. A gem. If you're waiting for a table (especially during weekends or holidays) be sure to checkout their small fishpond.

One more time we eat Kam lu wantan and first time the Taypa , was delicious

This is my favorite Chinese in the world to date. Nice people, fresh food. Always a pleasure to dine there. It not the cheapest place. Would recommended for everyone.

This place has delicious food as well as good service. But you have to wait a lot of time to get served, they even removed the "Queue sofa" in order to put an extra table.

For years this has been my go-to Chifa along with Royal. The Sopa Wantan Especial is truly special and the Chaufa is very solid. Great food and fairly ok prices make this one of the best Chifas around. Can't miss.

Great food, definitely the best chifa in the zone. The place is not that big so there is normally a wait on weekends, little bit on the expensive side considering that is not especially elegant

… as a Chinese, it’s disappointing, it as a non Chinese… it’s like a Chinese take out in the US. The food is acceptable but I wouldn’t suggest for a Chinese person visiting there.

This is a good place to try Chinese Peruvian food and they have all kind of food like pork chicken vegan seafood and fried rice and archive of Chinese food they have for the special touch the size of the the place are really good the value money price it's really convenient and they have a really delicious foods so you must try a well my favorite is tofu with vegetables and fried rice of course. People is really friendly there there is a good service and environment is good, located just next to a park and there are a lot of space to sit I prefer to sit in the first floor but they have a second floor too if you prefer.

Even though the service it's not the best, the food certainly doesn't fall too far from being it. One of the best "chifa" I've ever had here in Lima. If you consider the price, it certainly starts to shine as a top alternative. Not expensive and really good food. If you can tolerate not servicial waiters, you'll have a great experience.

Low cost Chinese food. Food is good.

Bought some chaufa with chicken. Pretty delicious and the price is okay. Really can recommand the location.

Very good for a local chifa. Good service. Recommend Enrollado de Pollo

Pretty good Chifa. I'll go back

Too pricey for something everyone sales for less in Lima

Madam Tuscan is definitely a place to avoid. Fast chifa that is not very tasty, with very slow service. The problem with the service was not the waiters, but the lack of sufficient staff. We waited almost 30 minutes to receive soup, fired wontons, and spring rolls. Then, the different duck plates, three in total, seemed to be missing the duck. We were all asking with disappointment, “where’s the duck?” The only plates that were good were the sweet and sour pork, the fried wontons, and the spring rolls. One plate never arrived at the table so we cancelled it so we could leave. This is definitely not a restaurant I will recommend to my friends, family, and colleagues.

We had an amazing lunch here, a true banquet with my in laws. Food is great! The restaurant is big but service is prompt.

Excellent chinesse food in Lima. Reccomended 100%

If you like Chinese food with a twist, this is the place. Peruvian food has a lot of oriental influence and now we have great Chinese food with a touch of Peruvian magic.

My first experience at one of these Gaston Acurio's chifas, the Peruvian take on Chinese food. Tried the wantanes (classic and special, with classic being better than special, although both spectacular the same), some meat platter, and a chaufa, the Peruvian style fried rice, a surprisingly good dish. All in all, a highly recommended place.

The food was good, but we ordered a feast for a party of 8 and they brought us food for 6. We reviewed the list of food and one plate was missing. The waiter offered us the one missing plate but suddenly changed his mind and gave us extra sodas. Lack of supervisors ! Disappointed. Awful service.

We ordered the duck feast but their system crashed and we waited over 20 minutes between the 2nd and 3rd dish. When we complained they just shrugged their shoulders. We were celebrating my father in law's birthday and we wanted to enjoy our family time. However they seemed uninterested in trying mitigate the issue.

Delicious Chinese Peruvian food at an affordable price. The combo meals come with a chica drink as well.

The stuffing of the prawn dumplings has a foul smell and is far from fresh; and the ‘special’ fried rice is underwhelming in terms of ingredients. Lesson learned, when in Lima it’s better to stick to the Peruvian restaurants!

We had two day menus, #6 was very mediocre, just rice with fried chicken and no sauce. #7 was quite nice, but nothing special. Compared to what you can get for lower prices in Lima not more than 3 stars. The waiter explicitly asked for a tip, which I think is kind of rude.

Out of all the restaurants I ate at in Peru... This is the one I miss. I hope I can come back one day.

Decent price and big portions. Located in Lima’s Barrio Chino. I had fried wontons and beef ho fun. They were delicious.

This is the most authentic Chinese restaurant! I brought in two friends to have lunch here, one from Hong Kong and another from Canton China, both gave this restaurant 5 stars!

Real authentic Chinese food with standards!

One of my favorites Chinesse-peruvian restaurantes.

Food is great, service is fast. Price is good.

Food and service nothing to rave about but takes your hunger away

Yes, is Ok, and good food...

Good food, good prices

It was ok, good service

Good food

Very good

Great Chinese food

Good for the price

Great!

Good

good

(Translated by Google) The best Chifa in Lima. And surprisingly few people come. The prices are reasonable and the quality is very good, traditional Chifa seasoning with well-served portions. Not to be missed if you are in Pueblo Libre (Original) El mejor Chifa de Lima. Y sorprendente viene poca gente. Los precios son razonables y la calidad muy buena, sazón de Chifa tradicional con porciones bien servidas. Imperdible si estás por Pueblo Libre

Great chinese cuisine, but sometimes snacks like siu mai are not so tasty lately, it's a matter of luck. Cha siu pork and vegetarian rice are good. You may have to wait for a table but it's worth the wait.

Extremely long lines...terrible service....somewhat chaotic. Delious empanadas and good food but not gourmet or worth waiting am hour. Also sell to go food but can't see all because lines waiting block access.

Food was amazing. Best Chinese food I have had here so far. Smaller portions but belly of pork was lovely. Service was very slow though.

Whenever I'm doing errands in the area, this is the place I choose to have roasted duck. The wonton soup is very tasty by the way.

Super rico, dim sum , pato asado etc

Food was good and the place was packed when we came.

Delicious! Best food in that area. Lots of options.

My wife loves it here, particularly the siu mai, egg drop soup, and chaufa. I thought it all was just ok. If you're looking for a small mom and pop type chifa, you might like this one. It seems to be popular as it was completely full for dinner on a Sunday night.

Great chifa. Everything that you may order will be tasty and well served. The waiter was attentive and jolly. It is a cozy restaurant and locals know it. My family and I will definitely keep going there as our new regular chifa place

Tasty dishes. Recommended.

One of the best in town

It is a small restaurant with great Chinese food and service..it is worth waiting for a table or call ahead to reserve one

Nice chinese food both traditional an Peruvian fusion, worth to try...

Good food

Food was good for an afternoon meal. Standard Peruvian style Chifa. I'll probably go back.

Good food. Clean place. Good services

Just ok

Ok

Need to renew the furniture ;)

excellent

Fantastic!!

The food was just ok, nothing special, what was an unpleasant experience was that the VISA terminal was not working, only cash but they didn't told us anything

Delicious

(Translated by Google) I really liked the food... but the service didn't... the waitress doesn't know how to treat her customers... she isn't even able to talk to you and tell you what you want to order... I asked them to bring me two soups first and so They were busy, I ordered everything at the same time and I told the waitress to bring me the soups first because otherwise the food would get cold and we are only two women and we eat slowly... but or surprise, only 1 soup arrived... and next minute the main dishes... there was not even I had the first soup since I was expecting my mom's soup... we had to cancel my mom's soup since I had all the other food on the table. A shame to ruin the entire experience that could have been very rewarding. (Original) Me gustó mucho la comida ... pero el servicio no... la mesera no sabe tratar a sus clientes... no es capaz ni de hablarte y decirte que deseas ordenar... pedí que me trajeran primero dos sopas y por lo ocupados q estaban pedi todo en el mismo momento y le dije a la mesera q me trajera primero las sopas porke si no la comida se enfría y somos solo dos mujeres y comemos lento... pero o sorpresa solo llego 1 sopa... y minutos siguiente los platos de fondo... no había nisiquiera tomado la primera sopa ya q esperaba la sopa de mi mamá... la sopa de mi mamá tuvimos q cancelarla ya q tenía toda la demás comida en la mesa. Una pena malogro toda la experiencia q pudo haber sido muy gratificante.

(Translated by Google) The food is good, but not spectacular. Not much different from other chifas. The service is extremely bad. Too long waits, incomplete orders. It's not a good environment to eat. There's a TV on, and they let street musicians in. (Original) La comida es buena, sin ser espectacular. No muy diferente a otros chifas. El servicio es super malo. Demasiada demora en la atención, pedidos incompletos. No es un buen ambiente para comer. Hay un televisor prendido y dejan entrar a músicos ambulantes.

(Translated by Google) Sunday, January 21, approximately 9pm, the waitress approaches, I think her name was Carol, with a terrible attitude, she didn't know how to say hello and seeing her there was like seeing someone forced to be there, I REPEAT if you don't like your job, quit, but the customers are not to blame for your bad decisions. Very delicious food! Luckily, the waiter Alex stopped by to ask questions from time to time without our table being his... in the end I spoke to Alex to thank him and I gave him the tip. Manager please schedule a meeting with your team. THANK YOU ALEX FOR YOUR EXCELLENT SERVICE AND ATTITUDE. (Original) Domingo 21 de Enero 9pm aproximadamente, se acerca la mesera creo que se llamaba Carol con una pesima actitud, no supo saludar y verla ahi era como ver alguien obligada a estar ahi, REPITO sino te gusta tu trabajo renuncia, pero los clientes no tienen la culpa de tus malas decisiones. La comida muy rica! Por suerte que el mesero Alex de rato en rato pasaba a preguntar sin que nuestra mesa le correspondiera…al final hable con Alex para agradecerle y a el le di el tip. Gerente por favor hacer una reunión con su equipo. GRACIAS ALEX POR TU EXCELENTE SERVICIO Y ACTITUD.

(Translated by Google) This cool thing goes unnoticed but when you try it things change. The chaufa rice is excellent and the Tipakay I ordered was also very good, with authentic tamarind. Don't be carried away by the prices, the dishes are personal but can be shared if you choose several. Some things I didn't love were the small table, where the plates barely fit. Furthermore, it was very close to a wall and it was uncomfortable. I haven't seen any menu options on the menu either, which would have been excellent. On the other hand, there was only a cash payment option when I went, as indicated due to a problem in the system. However, having at least Yape or Plin to pay would have alleviated the situation. I paid with transfer. The environment had good lighting but soap operas were playing on the local television, a not very pleasant accompaniment. Beyond that I would try more. (Original) Este chifa pasa desapercibido pero cuando entras a probar la cosa cambia. El arroz chaufa es excelente y el Tipakay que pedí también estuvo muy bueno, con el auténtico tamarindo. No se dejen llevar por los precios, los platos son personales pero pueden compartirse si se escogen varios. Algunas cosas que no me encantaron fueron la mesa pequeña, donde apenas cabían los platos. Además estaba muy pegada a un muro y era incómod. Tampoco he visto en la carta alguna opción de menú, lo cual hubiera estado excelente. Por otro lado, solo había opción de pago en efectivo cuando fui, según indicaron por un problema en el sistema. Sin embargo, el tener al menos Yape o Plin para pagar hubiera aliviado la situación. Pagué con transferencia. El ambiente tenía buena iluminación pero estaban pasando novelas en la televisión del local, un acompañamiento no muy agradable. Más allá de eso sí volvería a probar más.

(Translated by Google) I think it's a nice chifa restaurant for families, but keep in mind that the waiters' service and preparation of the food take a while. It gets quite busy during rush hour, so it's best to arrive before 1 pm. The food is good, with good fried rice, wonton soup, and fried wonton. Note that there's no chifa menu; they only offer a la carte dishes. (Original) Me parece un chifa agradable para ir en familia, pero a tener en cuenta que la atención demora por parte de los mozos y también en la preparación de la comida. Cuenta con bastante afluencia de personas en hora punta, de preferencia llegar antes de la 1 pm. La comida si es buena, buen arroz chaufa, sopa wantán y wantán frito. Ojo que no tiene menú chifa, solo son platos a la carta.

Simply amazing. As usa raised but Peruvian born chifa addict, I enjoyed every bite of every dish I was able to taste. The rich flavors of the meals where simply stunning. I leave this restaurant extremely happy and my only complaint is that i couldn't eat more.... Portions are generous staff is very helpful and friendly a simple 5 of 5 .

Great Peruvian Chufa food. Delicious Chinese dishes and great service.

The food was delicious, the crew very friendly, my tummy did tung tung sahur

Excellent Chinese food!

Food is tasty. Bien taypa. Plates are well served with lots of ingredients. Big portions .

The food here is good, and they have good options if you wanna go with a big group..

Excellent food! Tasty and delicious and they serve plenty.