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Sabor Peruano - Elizabeth

3.3 (20 reviews)
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Laura V.

I was walking in Elizabeth looking for a place to eat and walked into this place randomly bc I can never say no to Peruvian food. When you walk in it's a decent size restaurant seems family owned the waitress was very nice, it felt like your auntie was taking your order. I had the lomo salteado and chicha morada and it was one of the best lomos I ever had. The meat was nice and tender and very flavorful definitely recommend. The chicha was also good. They also had an amazing spicy green sauce, I used almost 1/3 of the bottle it was so good.

Good customer service Cindy helped me find the perfect vegan meal. Easy to find and good presentation.

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Jay M.

ACTUAL ADDRESS: 302 Morris Avenue, Elizabeth, NJ 07208 With the exception of Pepe's BBQ in West Orange, I don't think I've ever eaten at a Peruvian restaurant that I didn't like. All Peruvian, Colombian--and pretty much all Latin American cuisines--restaurants serve huge portions when it comes to grilled meat, roasted chicken, or fried seafood dishes. Sabor Peruano follows that same practice. I had lunch here early this afternoon and I enjoyed everything my table ordered. Lomo a lo Pobre (Sauteed Beef, Tomatoes, and Onions with Fries, Two Eggs, and Fried Plantains) ($13) (A-): It's delicious, period. The rich sauce that the beef, tomatoes, and onions are sauteed in adds a saltiness that blends well with all the ingredients, including the french fries that were thrown in. The fried eggs on top of the large scoop of white rice were cooked over easy, so there was Instagram-worthy yolk action. For some reason, I tend to save the plantains until I'm done eating everything else. As usual, the plantains were fried to perfection. My lone complaint is the excessive amount of oil in the sauce. It was literally dripping off the fries as I pierced each one with my fork. Pollo Entero con Papas y Ensalada (Whole roasted chicken with fries and a salad) ($15) (A-): I was able to try the breast meat and I liked it a lot more than the Portuguese roast chicken. The main difference is that Portuguese roasted chicken seems to lack seasoning of any kind, except for the natural charred flavor from the grill. However, if I had a choice, I think I'd still pick the roasted chicken from Tito Polleria. For me, the chicken was probably roasted a minute or so too long. Nevertheless, you can't go wrong with ordering this especially when the spicy mayo and green sauce are served with it! Arroz Chaufa Mixto (Peruvian-style fried rice with beef and chicken) ($12) (A-): I see this on Latin American restaurant menus everywhere in Elizabeth, especially along Morris Ave. The cook was generous with the portions, including the amount of beef and chicken mixed in it. While it may be "Chinese-inspired," this fried rice seems to have its own distinct taste. Maybe it's the type of oil used or maybe the seasonings added, but if I tried this blindfolded, I probably wouldn't say it was Chinese fried rice. There's something different--and tasty--about this. For the more adventurous eaters like myself, check out the grilled heart, stomach, and intestines on the menu! They're on my list for next time I stop by. Also, shout-out to the guy who took my table's order! He was really nice and even opened our drinks for us. It's not that big of a deal, but it definitely leaves a good impression on customers. Great service, great food, and three happy tummies.

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Bad restaurant, asked for plater chicken and steak with lo main they gave am rice plater with fries don't go here

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The food is great, reasonably priced, and they serve pretty large portions. Try the Lomo Saltado or the roasted chicken!

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