Everything is super tasty and served in large portions too! A solid place for a ceviche fix in…read moreJersey -- definitely recommend going with the fish ceviche (the octopus is a little tough). The yuca fries are a must. But truly, the lomo saltado is what we'll be back for!

Wanted to try Peruvian food so I came here with my friend. We both loved the food and will be…read morecoming back in the future! Although a bit more on the expensive side for a broke college student, the huge portions are what you would expect for the price. Something to note is that the price of the menu items are actually about $1 more than the menu listed on Yelp. My friend and I shared the Lomo Saltado and Arroz con Mariscos (con ceviche) but for two people, one dish is probably enough. Even though I was disappointed the fries that came with the Lomo Saltado weren't crispy, they paired well with the beef. The ceviche was my favorite - it was the right amount of sour and I wish we got more. The Arroz con Mariscos was equally delicious, though I recommend adding sauce since it can be a little dry. Service was a little slow (we had to go up to find a waitress to order and pay) but the staff were very friendly. I highly recommend this place!

Food is not great at all. There's better Peruvian food in the area. On top of the bad food, they…read moreautomatically charge you 20% tip on your bill. Stay away. They'll literally serve you food that barely qualifies as Peruvian, but with a smile, while they charge you 20% tip. If you're feeling adventurous, then go ahead and try them, but I'm sure you won't go back.

I ordered from Al Toque through GrubHub tonight. I was in the mood for a fried red snapper and this…read moredidn't disappoint. I was worried that it wouldn't be crisp coming by delivery, but to my surprise nothing was lost. The fish was flavorful and tender on the inside. The rice was a little dry but the fried yucca was cooked well.

Don't let the strip mall exterior fool you. Once you step into Peru Chikann for a meal, you're no…read morelonger in a restaurant -- you're a guest in Don Freddy's home for a private meal. The menu is a fantastic blend of authentic Peruvian flavors with distinct Japanese and Chinese influences that make this cuisine so unique. The atmosphere is modest, warm, and incredibly welcoming, and our server was absolutely terrific. I had the Bistec a la Pobre ($22) -- a perfectly-marinated hanger steak served over generous portions of french fries, white rice topped with a freshly fried egg, and a side of grilled sweet plantains. YUM! The flavors were absolutely spot on. My dining companion loved her Pollo Saltado ($19) -- a generous portion of tender, boneless marinated chicken sauteed with onion, peppers, and tomato served over french fries with a side of white rice. We will definitely be back! PRO TIP #1: Bring a bottle of wine or beer from home to enjoy with your meal. Peru Chikann is a BYOB establishment and does not serve alcohol. PRO TIP #2: Bring cash. Peru Chikann has added a surcharge for using credit cards to pay for your meal.

We found this restaurant by luck. We were at a cafe nearby and we were hungry for something…read moredifferent. Glad to have stumbled upon this one. The restaurant is very clean, beautiful plants and our severe was very sweet and attentive. The owner greeted us as we were paying our bill and thanked us for our visit. Very sweet man as well. We ordered two chicken plates and chicha water. The best chicken fried rice I have ever had hands down and the portion was very big. Enough for another dinner next day. The chicken was juicy, tender and flavorful. The special sauce it came with was also delicious. Strongly recommend.

Yum!! Best food i had in Rahway NJ , had my family of 4 come in today , the service was more then…read morefantastic, and the restaurant was soo beautiful , The food was amazing and on budget, if your looking for Peruvian food this is your spot to go !

This little Peruvian gem located on Rahway is the perfect spot for enjoying authentic Peruvian…read moredishes with family and friends. If you're a fan of Hugo's, you'll absolutely love Caído de el Cielo. The décor is Soo cute, creating a cozy atmosphere that makes you feel right at home. While the restaurant doesn't have a liquor license (though you can likely bring your own), they serve a delicious chicha morada, refreshing lemonade, a variety of Peruvian sodas, and your typical American soft drinks. From the moment you walk in, the welcoming staff and excellent service set the tone for a great dining experience. The portions are generous, too! We kicked off our meal with the "Trio Causa," a traditional layered potato dish seasoned with ají amarillo and lime, filled with chicken, tuna, and seafood, topped with pickled onions. It was super yummy! For the main course, we had the Arroz Chaufa, a seafood stir-fry rice dish that stole the show. This dish is loaded with seafood- crab, large shrimp, mussels, and calamari, enough to easily share among 2-3 people. We also tried the Lomo Saltado, and wow! The sauce was incredible, and the steak was perfectly cooked and incredibly tender. Parking can be a bit tricky since it's street parking, but don't let that deter you from experiencing this wonderful place. If you love Peruvian food as much as I do, you won't want to miss it!

How this place has good reviews is beyond me. I sat myself when came in, then no "Bienvenida, Que…read morese le ofrece". I asked about any lunch specials and the waitress said they didn't have any which I found very strange. I said no worries and ordered 2 pupusas and a canned soda. Pupusas were dry on the outside and mushy on the inside, not cheesy but mushy almost watery. I love pupusas and order them regularly, but left half of one uneaten. Also The waitress never once came to check up on me. Still left her a cash tip on a $10 bill and no "thank you, no ay muchas gracias, no que tenga buen dia"..nada de nada. I'm Latina and love eating at mom and pop places because the wait staff are warm and the ambiance feels like home to me. This restaurant does have a lot of bible verses on the walls maybe they should have focused on improving customer service and less on arts and crafts. Oh well, it was a miss for me.

This is not a fancy place, very casual. Small with only 9 tables. Authentic central Americana food…read more We ordered too much. Had beef soup (came with rice), chicken tamal, pupusas (came with cabbage/cold slaw and tomatoe soup) and assorted tacos Suaves. All delicious + Service was good.

First time at this new Peruvian restaurant in Raritan. The food was really good! The menu was not…read morein English ( it is online) so I had to look up some things. Although the waiter offered to help us. My husband had the "steak & fries " with plantain, rice with an egg. He really enjoyed it. He said the steak was seasoned perfectly! And the plantains were some of the best he has had. I had the "stir fried chicken " OMG! Red onion & tomato with chicken over French fries with a brown sauce that was delicious! Had a slight Asian flavor. Garlic. Cumin & a touch of soy sauce. With a side of rice. We had a little bowl of a creamy green sauce for the rice. Just the right amount of heat! I believe the waiter called it Aji Verde. (English wasn't his first language) the waiter was awesome! He told us the menu was not in English & he would help us in any way. He was polite & friendly. The space was roomy, super clean & the music playing was fabulous. We couldn't help dancing in our seats! LOL! What a great experience! I sure hope it stays. This is a new fav!

Very good Peruvian food, when Planet Chicken in Dunellen is too far of a drive this is a great…read morealternative closer to Bridgewater.

Division Cafe is one of my tried and true favorite places that I always find myself coming back to…read morein the area. It has expanded and taken up a bit more space over the years, and the expansion is well-deserved. Featuring a Pura Vida Costa Rican flare you have a number of options available for both breakfast and lunch. I've tried quite a bit of the menu, but they are known for their tried and true empanadas. They have about half a dozen varieties and I end up getting at least one of each every time I visit. They're hot, big, flavorful, and the shell is a perfect consistency. The waitstaff is some of the friendliest around. The outdoor seating is also quite nice in the summertime alongside the pedestrian street. In terms of the menu, it's hard to say there is a standout, because I get something different each time, and I have yet to go wrong. Everything here is absolutely excellent, and I look forward to each return visit to come.

Repeat performance: this time I got 2 beef empanadas, 2 chicken empanadas, black bean soup, coffee…read more(lots of coffee), & Tres Leches. I really need to sample the rest of their menu but I was craving the empanadas & tres leche all week. Service was excellent. I took pics of the dining area. Very clean, not noisy which was a pleasant surprise since it filled up with after church families.

Everyone enjoyed the ribs, and everyone else enjoyed what they ordered, which included chicken,…read morechicken cutlet (I think), and a burger. Everyone also enjoyed the fries, which is included in most meals. Also, the "white rice" is more of a pilaf (as it includes bits of carrot and peas), which was also tasty. The hot sauce by the table is sour and a bit hot. While I didn't personally enjoy it, I've tasted something similar at other BBQ joints, so it's more about personal preference. Note: the ribs don't need sauce as it uses a dry rub. I just tried the hot sauce as I was curious. Note: this placed used to be a restaurant called Brasa; hence, why you'll see "brasa" in their website's URL but not on the sign outside. Also, the portions are huge; no one finished everything. I ordered the full plat of ribs to share with someone else and we still had left overs. Will definitely return if I'm in the mood for BBQ. P.S. if you dine in and eat BBQ, you may want to take some napkins from the bathroom. The table has cloth napkins which don't so a good job at getting the oil off your fingers. Just don't use the napkins from the bathroom for anything other than getting the oil of your fingers before you wash your hands.

I found this place on Yelp and decided to give it a try--glad I did. It's a little off the beaten…read morepath, but definitely worth it. The food was absolutely delicious. At first, I didn't smell much when I walked in, but the owner was kind enough to let us check out the kitchen--and boom, that wood-burning setup was fired up and doing its thing Great experience overall, and I'll definitely be back.