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Palacio De Peru

3.0 (9 reviews)
Open • 11:00 am - 9:30 pm

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Sahar R.

Hooray for a new neighborhood Peruvian place! Palacio De Perú has officially opened its first Montgomery County restaurant at 19222 Montgomery Village Avenue, in the Montgomery Village Center. The new restaurant takes over the former Moe's Southwest Grill space, which closed at the end of August 2024. they do have another location in Laurel, Maryland, that I haven't been to. First, let's start with Palacio de Peru has been a family owner of business with multiple locations serving the signature style of pollo de la Brasa rotisserie chicken. They have been around since 2008. While the rotisserie chicken looks great. It was actually pictures of the Lomo saltado on social media that lured me in. I actually tried ordering online through their sites through DoorDash and I got a bit confused because some entrées came with two sides however there wasn't an option to pick the sides. Now as I understand it after going in the sides very daily so you actually have to call for sides. They are assuming once you pick up your meal, you would pick the two sides. I ended up getting the Lomo saltado and the Carne Asada to go. Both of these dishes were $21.99 came with two sides and I selected plantains and rice. Let me begin with the meat for both the Lomo saltado and the Carne Asada. It was tender and absolutely delicious. The sauce on the Lomo saltado was amazing overthe fries so I wholeheartedly give this one two thumbs up even though it seems a little pricey as well with it for the money. The plantains that came as a side were sweet, perfectly cooked and delicious. I do have one point of concern is that both rice sides a bit hard to eat. Hasn't the rice was not cooked and it was hard. That was a real turn off. The fact was it was not just the white rice that came with the Lomo but also the side of rice I picked that almost look like fried rice for the Carne Asada both hard as hell. The staff in here is very friendly and the inside is very spacious so it is definitely a great dine in option as well. I'm not sure if the prices are high of the current state of the world right now, but I would actually come back here for the Lomo Saltado I hope that whoever reads this review figures out how to use a rice cooker. The family chicken meals look to be like they would be a great deal so I might consider those the next time.

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Some pretty outstanding fish soup. Don't let yourself get fooled by the slightly random /…read morenonsensical name (even the Chinese name makes no sense to me -- what on earth does "no second / two house / family" mean?); B2J Fish Soup is home to one some of the best authentic Chinese food in the DMV. As the name implies, they specialize in fish soup, particularly a hot and sour pickled fish soup (suan cai yu) that originates from Sichuan. This dish was one of my childhood favorites, and B2J did an incredible job crafting a deeply flavorful soup that transported me right back to my family's kitchen. The soup is served in the largest bowls I've ever seen and absolutely loaded with pickled veggies and tender, flaky fish that completely soaks up all the spicy and sour flavor. I appreciate that the soup isn't overly spicy or salty, so it's possible to drink the actual soup instead of just fishing out its fillings, and it goes great with the side of white rice. Their meal combo options also come with several appetizers of choice so, in addition to the delightful suan cai yu, we also got the fried milk custard and wood ear mushroom salad. The salad was super refreshing, with a great crunch from the wood ear mushrooms and red onions. The dressing was mostly vinegar and chili-based, so it was sour, spicy, salty, and slightly sweet. It was a delightful precursor to the spicy and sour fish soup, and the leftovers also kept incredibly well over the next couple of days. The fried milk custard was a great appetizer but made an even better dessert; the milk was gooey and melty, and the fried outer shell was perfectly crispy. It was such a delightful combination of flavors and not overly sweet. This hidden gem is quite quaint, but they managed to fit a decent amount of seating inside, with several long tables lining each side of the restaurant and a narrow aisle in between. The seats are comfy and, while the tables are quite close together, there's still enough space to feel like you have a bit of privacy / separation from the other diners. I love the little bamboo light fixtures, and one of their back walls has a little semi-circle design that looks like fish scales, adding to the fun, fish-themed ambiance.

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