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    Inka Brasas

    4.1 (30 reviews)
    Closed 11:30 am - 9:00 pm

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    Amita K.

    Great food! We had a great time. Service was amazing! Cevicho pescado- best we've had in Houston. The 1/2 chicken was delicious, Not a fan of the tamale although it was good - personal taste. Roasted corn and flan (delicious) to finish our meal.

    Scott D.

    Nice small spot with terrific Peruvian dishes. Quiet with very friendly service. The Peruvian chicken is delicious,. I also especially enjoyed the frijoles and yucca fries. Table service, plenty of free parking, several beers and wines available.

    Charley R.

    Inka Brass brings unique Peruvian flavors to Spring, Texas--a refreshing change from the usual Tex-Mex . We ordered the half chicken and the clams; both dishes were fresh and packed with flavor. Next time, I'd ask for a bit more sauce, but overall, everything was delicious. I definitely recommend giving this place a try!

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    The food at Inka Brasas is straight fire--bold, flavorful, and made to impress. I got the Lomo Saltado and it was delicious--the steak was tender, and the fries had that perfect extra-crispy bite. The service was quick, friendly, and kept things flowing like a well-oiled flame. The ambiance has a warm, inviting vibe that makes you want to kick back and soak it all in. Plus, getting #CashBack just adds fuel to the flavor. IG @ CashBackQuest X @ CashBackQuest

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    Manuel B.

    The Peruvian food here is great. We had Lomo Saltado and Chaufa de Pollo. The corn nuts were a pleasant discovery we've never had in the scores of Peruvian restaurants we've visited. The place is very clean and well situated. Nicely decorated and quaint. Service is enthusiastic though refills are hit or miss.

    The tostones are soooo good! Yucca didn't even make it to the picture!
    Kimmy R.

    I was spoiled in LA with so many great Peruvian places and boy do I miss them. My cravings for chica morada have been met! Definitely recommend washing everything down with the unique and freshly made tasting purple corn drink here! And for you plantain lovers there's sweet ones and the ones I got which were huge and amazing fried ones called tostones. Dipped in the to die for green sauce along with the yucca fries and dare I say I enjoyed the sides more than the main dish! Don't get me wrong the chicken was juicy, moist and flavorful but to me the sides and sauce and drink were the stars. We also got the classic lomo saltado which tasted exactly how it should. Portion sizes were fine for the price! So glad to have this restaurant in my radius for good Peruvian eats!

    Josh M.

    Loved how decorated the inside was and I would be lying if I didn't say how excited I was to try this place out. The lady at the front was nice and friendly but I found the menu to be rather small on options. Seemed to be more catered to a family dining single large order, opposed to an individual meal. My interpretation. I got the 1/4 chicken, rice, beans. Got home and tried it. Very average. Chicken tasted like it was a rotisserie from HEB or Costco; cooked well but nothing special, rice was bland and flavorless; and beans I did not enjoy either.

    Karina N.

    Good food and very good service! We loved the pollo brasas, ceviche, and the purple drink (I can't remember the name of it) Alberto was such a great server. He was working alone that day and it got busy but he took such good care of us. They had some people picking up orders also. I loved the aji sauce!

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    Jennifer V.

    Great Peruvian option in the area. They were very patient with my 2 year old and made accommodations for him which I appreciate. The food was delicious. I really enjoyed the fried corn and the Tallarin Saltado was also very good. My son enjoyed his rice. Highly recommend!

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    Ceviche was salty, and the ají de gallina was more cream than chicken. The chicha was good tho

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    Great food, and service!. The seafood mix was great, and Aji Amarillo was just perfect!

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    I ordered the Lomo Saltado and I must say it was underwhelming. The best one I tried is on 249 called Pollo El Rancho!

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    . I've visited this restaurant three times now and unfortunately the experience has been…read moreconsistently underwhelming. The service and communication could definitely be improved; asking basic questions about the menu or looking for guidance felt a bit uncomfortable, as if it was an inconvenience to the staff. During my most recent visit, I was even told my order was "weird," which threw me off. They were also out of sauce, which made a noticeable difference because the rice was pretty dry and really needed that added flavor. Without it, the dish tasted a bit like leftovers. The chicken was cooked well and smelled great, but the flavor didn't quite match the aroma. I really wanted to like this place, and I gave it multiple tries, but the overall experience just hasn't been what I hoped for.

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