(Credit card fees, sparse drink options & no tap water)…read more Lomo Chaufa had very tasty beef, it left me wanting more, because it was about only about as much beef as they give on a McDouble. The fried rice was very good, but I could not eat much because it was salty to me. Also, the fries were good, but I would get them on the side next time, because I don't like my fries soggy. The service was great. They pre-added a tip to a party of 2. I will not return. There was only a very small amount of beef. Not worth the price.

My friend picked Lomo Saltado for a Tuesday dinner for 3 at 6:15. We were seated right away in a…read morecasual and vibrant restaurant. Our waiter was amazing throughout the dinner. Patient and ready to answer all of our questions. For appetizers, we had the ceviche flight, trio uches, and a dish that layered potato and chicken. Absolute favorite was the ceviche, such a fresh and flavorful dish! The others delivered in the flavor department as well but I'm a sucker for ceviche. For main dishes, we shared Lomo Saltado, pollo saltado, and grilled octopus. The Saltado dishes were excellent, meat was tender and the fries took on the flavor of everything else. Also enjoyed the grilled octopus, as it was tender and served in a delicious sauce. Would certainly return to Lomo Saltado!

What a great find! Took a big group there for dinner on a Tuesday night and the place was almost…read moreempty. We shared the jalea, ceviche, lomo saltado, papa a la huacaina, and tallerin verde. Very generous portions for the prices and food was delicious! It's right on Broadway so parking can be difficult. Be prepared to park on a side street and walk to the restaurant. The restaurant is pretty simple aesthetically but the quality and portions more than make up for it. I have been to Llama House in Englewood which has similar prices and quality of food but portions were MUCH smaller. Another item to note is 15% gratuity is added for any party over 1.

Popped in on a Friday evening because our preferred place was packed and we were hungry! This place…read moreis not pretty by any means. Appears more like a cafeteria looking establishment with lots of tables and space. It was surprisingly delicious! The jalea was pretty good-I've had better - but this was filling and tasty. The lomo saltado was one of the best tasting ones I've had ! Would return for the lomo. Could use better decor and ambience because it's large enough to fit large groups but again, not pretty. Definitely good for comfort food. Easy parking in the street.

Love coming here! It is your classic Peruvian restaurant, true to its roots. The restaurant is…read moresmall and cozy. The service is always great, love getting to go somewhere that feels like home (as I am a Peruvian immigrant myself). The food is great and has a fairly good selection, their seafood is traditional and their sopa a la minuta just warms your heart! If you're looking for a good Peruvian place, definitely give them a try.

The food was great. We love the service they give us. The ambiance is great i love how it look…read morelikes.

Best restaurant of this zone! I recommended 100%, I live about 30 minutes from there and it's worth…read moremanaging that time to go eat at that restaurant

My favorite Peruvian restaurant was closed for renovations, so I ended up trying out Taita Kitchen…read more It's a small restaurant, it looks like they mostly do takeout. But my family and I opted to dine in. We seated ourselves, and someone came to give us menus and take our order. The staff working at the time spoke limited English, but we ordered their weekend special, which included a whole pollo a la brasa, arroz chaufa, fries, salad, and four drinks for the low price of $28. The chicken was seasoned well, and not overcooked. The arroz chaufa tasted mostly of spring onion, but I guess it's because it was plain without any meat. Salad was OK, fries were great. We also ordered a jalea, which was a huge plate of fried shrimp, calamari, mussels, yucca, and fish. They were fried and seasoned well. I wish the aji verde they gave was thicker and spicier with less mayo though. This isn't the best Peruvian food I've had, but the prices are excellent. Total for this meal was only $50.

This place is our spot! We order or eat in here like once a week. We are big fans of El Señorio II…read more It's a tiny Peruvian restaurant with literally only 4 tables inside and two outside (during summer and early fall) there's parking on the side if you are just picking up food to go. Prices portions and quality of food are why we are we are always coming back. Our favorite dishes are : 1) 1/4 chicken with either fries and salad or salad and Arroz chaufa $11 2) Arroz chaufa $18 3) Chicken Soup - Caldo De Pollo small $7 large $12 4) Daily Menu Specials $15-16 includes a small appetizer and 1 entree PS: I like that they always place the cancha (Peruvian-style popcorn) and aji verde (spicy green sauce ) at each table and during takeout.

Small restaurant, they mainly do takeout service. When the weather is nice they put a tent outside…read morefor outdoor dining. I shared this combo (4ppl): Jalea : seafood calamari Arroz de mariscos : seafood rice Papa a la Huancaina : potato with a sauce Ceviche Clasico: raw fish with lemon juice Causa Rellena : stuff potato Arroz Chaufa Mixto : seafood fried rice The food came out great and sharing the combo was great way to have a taste of little bit of everything.

Another pretty good Peruvian spot in downtown Paterson. It's a whole in the wall that's easy to…read moremiss off Market st. but the food is consistently good so you keep coming back. They have daily food specials for about $8-9 which is standard in that area. The food specials are what I go for, but I've tried their mixed ceviche as well and would give it a 4/5. Overall, good Peruvian spot with good prices so I'd recommend.

I love this place. A friend of mine who works in another Peruvian restaurant in the kitchen…read morerecommended me this place. Now, when a cook from a competitor restaurant is willing to eat there, you MUST pay attention. Vanessa DIDNT disappoint. The food is amazing. Big portions, good prices, "family" oriented service. This is a small start-up family run business, so if you are expecting elegance, fancy tables or chair, elaborate meals, this is NOT your pace. What you will find here is that is a place with not even 8 tables, but everything was prepared on the same day, the owner is the waitress and you will find staple dishes from Peruvian cuisine amazingly well made. Example: its very rare to find ceviche adorned with "yuyo", you'll find it here. Thank you Vanessa, I loved your place, I wish you all the success in the world. You deserve it!! Get in here before the place has a line to get in!!

The Won Ton soup Chicha And the duck are my favorites!!! I love this place it has some seriously…read moredelicious Chinese Peruvian fusion !!!!

If you are seeking traditional Peruvian food this may not be the place for you. It is more of a…read morePeruvian / Chinese fusion. Their specialities are the noodles, soups, wonton dishes and specialty rice mixes. First time here and I wasn't too familiar with the menu and the server was pretty awesome. She was attentive, courteous, very well Versed with the menu and was extremely patient with our group. We ordered the tilapia fried fish filet which was pretty darn good! We also ordered the roasted duck, salchipapas, aguadito and an Asian chicken dish with pineapples. All dishes were very filling, nicely priced and fresh. The food was good but I don't believe I would be fond of returning only because I truly enjoy traditional Peruvian food. Cute spot, great prices, nice service and good food. Wishing them lots of luck.

It was our first time at La Nueva Hispana and it was pretty empty for a Saturday afternoon but I…read morethink it was because it's not that well known. The place is at the same location where previously a Thai restaurant was and it has the option of stairs or a ramp for those with disabilities as well as an awning that's inviting and protects from rain. Now once you enter the restaurant is really clean with a modern leaf wall and the Nueva Hispana restaurant name in a neon sign. Lots of mirrors on the walls give the place a feel that is bigger as well as large windows. Large TV with salsa music playing. The service was very good and fast we ordered a $15.50 Milanese chicken breast (chicken cutlet) with French fries (they were really crispy and freshly made!) with a side salad in a tasty dressing. We also ordered Pescado a lo macho ( a traditional Peruvian dish of fish filet with seafood in a creamy sauce) with a side of yuca and salad for around $21-23. Overall the sauces were really tasty place is modern and clean with linen napkins, not paper, and good service worth stopping by and trying some delicious Peruvian food. Tip: no parking but lots of street parking. Also, no 1/2 or 1/4 rotisserie chicken meal that Peruvian restaurants are known for.

I've only been here once, so I'm not going to trash the place over a single visit. The food was OK,…read moreand I'd give it a second chance since it seems popular with other people. That said, my experience was not great. The TV was loud when we arrived, and the music coming from the kitchen competed with it, making conversation difficult. I asked for the TV to be turned down, and they did, but when a young kid came in later, the hostess turned The Flintstones up loud again, so once again it was hard to hear each other. More importantly, we clearly marked "no eggs" on the menu and told the waitress about an egg allergy, but the chicken fried rice still came with egg. After we pointed it out, with the menu I had written on still at the counter, the dish was taken back and returned with bits of egg still in it, which made it seem like the egg had just been hand picked out instead of the dish being remade. Also, ask for tap water unless you want to be charged for bottled Poland Spring. Overall, the food was decent, but the noise and the way the egg issue was handled made for a disappointing visit.