Great location in the heart of South Norwalk…read more Plenty of street parking, as well as a parking lot behind the building a 4-5 minute walk. I was pleasantly surprised with how affordable this food is! Lots of tapas available and decent sizes. I would even say even al the tapas are a tad bigger than other tapas places. If you do decide to give this place a try, I definitely recommend the Ceviche, fresh and perfect for the summer. They also have a variety of empanadas ham and cheese, chorizo, beef...etc. Make sure to pair it with a pineapple mojito. YUM! Great service. Very clean and we even had a chance to meet the chef.

What a gem! The owner is so sweet and wholesome. He threw in a piece of homemade tres leches cake…read moreon the house and it was delicious! We got the pollo asado and bistec encebollado. Both were large plates and delicious. The ambiance is vibey too. One recommendation would be to turn the music down a little. Check it out, there are a lot of Peruvian places in the area but I'd recommend this location if you're looking for something more datey.

I love their food. We always get the causa which is the molded potato with either camarones or…read morepollo. Ceviche is great. The portions are huge. And I love that. It's located in a strip mall next to the Indian grocery store. Never judge a book by. It's covered. This place is amazing.

Service was kind and fast. I went here after hearing tons of good things about their ceviche and…read morelomo Saltado. I personally did not love the lomo. It was good and its a good option for the area but did not wow me. It was the only dish I had though so I would come back to try others!

Came here because it was recommended. Not sure but the restaurant looked different from the…read morepictures so I'm thinking new owners... anyway... the food was decent. I got the Lomo and my husband got the chicken. Both arrived Luke warm. My husband said chicken was dry. The service was good but failed to mention the added 15% tip on the bill. I would have tipped 20% if that fee wasn't there. I added another 3% in cash. The place was really bright with fluorescent lighting and it was not a chill place to have dinner. Unfortunately they missed the mark. Won't be going back.

We came here after visiting Stepping Stones Museum, which was just a 5-minute drive away -- and…read morewe're so glad we did! The food and service were both excellent, and the portions were incredibly generous. We started with the Ceviche Especial, which was absolutely massive -- easily enough for two people. It came loaded with fresh seafood like mussels, clams, squid, fish, and octopus, all marinated perfectly and topped with plenty of red onions. It also came with some cold boiled potatoes, which added a nice balance to the tangy and refreshing flavors. The anticuchos (grilled beef heart) were another highlight. Even though it's listed as an appetizer, the portion was big enough to be a main. The meat was tender and nicely grilled, and it paired amazingly with their ají verde (spicy green sauce). That sauce was so good we ended up eating way too much of the bread just to keep dipping it in. We also ordered yuca frita (fried yuca), which my son loved -- crispy on the outside and soft inside. My personal favorite was the tallarín verde con bistec. The pasta was tossed in a rich basil-spinach pesto, and the steak was thin, juicy, and cooked just right -- medium rare. It all came together beautifully. We left full and happy. The portions are huge, the flavors were great, the service was warm, and the prices were more than fair for how much food we got. We'll be back next time we visit Stepping Stones.

Delicious food!! Pancakes were perfectly fluffy, the El Paisano sandwich was amazing and we love…read morethat they serve breakfast all day! Service was top tier from when we entered - quick, efficient and helpful. We will absolutely be back!

Excellent service - come see Kelvin at the bar, he'll take good care of you. Ceviche Mixto was so…read morefresh and full of flavor! and the cancha (corn nuts) paired perfectly with the ice-cold Cusqueñas! I look forward to checking out their live entertainment on the weekends.

We ordered food for take out/ delivery. This is one of the…read morerare Peruvian restaurants in the area. The food was delivered so well packed that nothing spilled. Biodegradable containers , yet even the beans was wrapped tightly. We did the family meal with whole chicken. Great value for money. The portion sizes were ample. The quinoa/ rice was so savory and the black beans was tasty. The steamed yucca was on point and a perfect pairing with the well seasoned chicken. The sauces were delightful especially the green sauce. Customer service was also spot on in response to feedback. We will try again and you should too.

I frequently pass by this establishment because I work in the area. I recently met a new coworker…read morefrom Peru who recommended this place, stating it offers authentic Peruvian cuisine close to home. I'm always interested in discovering restaurants that serve genuine dishes from different countries without Americanized alterations. When he mentioned the location, I recognized exactly where it was. He specifically recommended the Fried Rice, known as Chaufas. I also learned from him that Chinese influence is prevalent in Peruvian cuisine due to historical migration, which explains why these flavors are integrated. The restaurant operates as a takeout spot, with no seating available. Upon entering, I was greeted promptly. Initially, I planned to order the Fried Rice, but I decided to try the Lomo Salado with white rice and added chicken instead. The Fried Rice can wait for another visit. My order was ready in about fifteen minutes, and it was substantial enough to serve two people--really good value. The rice was delicious, cooked to perfection--fluffy and well-prepared, even if it lacked a bit of seasoning. They provided a side of Lomo Salado broth, which I could pour over the dish, but I found it unnecessary. The steak was flavorful, tender, and juicy. The chicken I added was decent; it was well seasoned but tasted somewhat cheap, so I wouldn't order it again. The French fries were good, though I prefer rice as a side. Overall, the meal was excellent, and the customer service was outstanding. I'm already looking forward to returning to try the Fried Rice.

Came here during happy hour because, I wanted to unwind with a drink after my TMJ physical therapy…read more My friend suggested this spot, she lives nearby. I appreciated the authentic Peruvian flavors. We sat at the bar, and I liked that the kitchen is open...it was nice being able to watch the food being prepared. The plating was attractive and made the dining experience feel a bit more upscale. Melba was our bartender/server, and she was attentive, friendly, welcoming, and provided great service. For appetizers, I ordered the Lomo Saltado Dumplings, which came with a ginger soy sauce. Each dumpling had one large chunk of beef inside. I wasn't a big fan of that...I think they would have been better with diced, more tender beef. They were fried perfectly with a nice crispy exterior. For drinks, I tried the $10 happy hr drinks, Menta Madre (pisco, fresh lime juice, passion fruit, and fresh mint), the Margarita Munay (silver tequila, orange liqueur, fresh lime juice, and rocoto pepper), and a $6 beer. These were some of the best happy hour drink prices I've seen. I also tried the El Capitán PG ($13), made with vodka, guava juice, fresh lime juice, and amaretto. Even at regular price, it was still a great value, and every drink was beautifully presented. For my entrée, I had the Seco de Carne, a beef cilantro stew served with beans, salsa criolla, and yuca. Since my iron has been low lately and I'm dealing with TMJ, the tender braised beef was much easier to chew than a steak would have been. I usually avoid going back to the same restaurants because I'd rather explore new places, but this is one of the few I'd gladly make an exception for. I'd definitely return for the bar!

Small spot conveniently located near i95 in a small plaza. There's indoor and outdoor seating…read moreavailable. Their ceviche is deliciously fresh and reminiscent to my own mothers recipe. If you like ceviche, I recommend the leche de Tigre. They also offer the classic entrees like Lomo saltado, which is also delicious. The last time I was there I tried their drink "el professor" which had strawberry and guayaba.... So good!

"Exceptional Flavors and Even Better Service!" We had an…read moreincredible dining experience here from start to finish. The food was absolutely outstanding--the Ceviche was incredibly fresh with the perfect citrus zing, and the Lomo Saltado was tender, smoky, and seasoned to perfection. Every dish felt authentic and made with high-quality ingredients. What truly set the night apart, however, was the service. The staff was attentive, knowledgeable, and genuinely friendly without being intrusive. They offered great recommendations on the menu made sure every detail of our meal was perfect. It's rare to find a place that nails both.

We had the fish Cerviche which was excellent. Then we ordered the Pollo ala Brassa combo. The…read morerotisserie chicken had great flavor. It also came with chauffa, a Peruvian fried rice which was yummy. Also came with Salchipappa, a Peruvian dish of french fries and some sliced hot dogs which was also very good. As if there wasn't enough food they also brought some bean and a salad. Incredible value for a delicious meal.

So happy to be back at Aroma's. I used to eat here almost weekly when work was in Wilton. The…read moreservice has always been good and friendly. However, the highlight is the food. They have the best huancaina sauce over potatoes, the lomo dishes are fantastic, but my favorite here is the chuleta frita (pork chops) perfectly fried, with a good amount of fat-to-meat ratio, and the aji sauce adds extra umph. I wish this were closer to me; I'd be here frequently.

My mom loves going to Aromas for the Sunday breakfast tamales and chicharrones. Great spot for…read morePeruvian breakfast, especially on Sundays.

Delicious food - great chicken, steak and seafood dishes and salads. Great bar action in the eveningread more

Delicious, homemade Peruvian food is the draw at Llama Lips. The $15 lunch special (I chose chicken…read moresoup and arroz con pollo) was just great. The chicken soup is hearty, it might be thickened with potatos, I'm not sure. Perfect for a chilly, rainy day. And a cilantro/jalapeno/garlic green salsa comes with your meal-- yummm. Arroz con pollo was stewed chicken breast with potatoes and a side of rice cooked in a gently garlicky sauce that was fantastic. I think there were raisins in it too. Only home cooking here, everything from scratch. Finally, tamarind juice with salted tamarind on the rim of the glass. SO good. A great, reasonably priced meal! Worth a stop if you're driving from NY to Boston. Service was smiley and fast.

Came to this restaurant for a date night--my fiancé has been raving about this Peruvian spot for a…read morewhile, and we finally had the chance to try it out. So glad we did! The place wasn't busy at all--we were actually the only customers at the time, which made for a quiet and relaxed evening. We chose to sit outside since the weather was perfect, and it added a nice touch to the experience. The food was fantastic! The portions were generous, and everything we ordered was full of flavor. The lomo saltado was really good, and both the fried rice and the rotisserie chicken were absolutely delicious--tender, well-seasoned, and cooked perfectly. If you're into Peruvian food, this is definitely a place to check out. We'll absolutely be coming back again!