Fantastic food and service. Flavors are unique and adventurous! A MUST visit for an incredible…read moredining experience.

This is excellent food and exceptional service. Perfect ambiance music and decoration.read more

I decided to give this place a try since it appeared number one on yelp for peruvian food based on…read more5 reviews wow, should have gone to number 3 with more than 100 reviews anyways,I came In to the store I order 1 arroz chaufa and 1 half chicken with fries food is bland and the sauces are very water down, I asked the counter person where can I find an atm machine and she stated this time ima let you pay with debit but next time you better pay with cash wow, they did have a sign that said cash only thou guess it was my fault, she gave me an attitude and was rude.

tbh i came here with my dad, the service wasn't great, i asked for a chicha with ice, and they gave…read moreme a room temperature drink that didn't even taste like chicha and i ordered caldo de gallina, which wasn't even like hot? it tasted like if it's been sitting out for more than 10 minutes, i told our server but she like seemed like she didn't even want to work there and basically dragged her feet then i heard her like complaining to the other girl behind the counter area like um okay, i told my dad i never want to go back there, we were still respectful tho. for anyone reading this and probably will see my reviews; las delicias de mi tierra is way better, even if it's small the workers are nice and usually don't mess up my order, and if they do they apologize and correct it! definitely not worth spending your money here or any other rip off of a peruvian place..

Costa Peru has been bookmarked in my Yelp list for a while, and on my birthday, my mom asked where…read moreI wanted to go for dinner. Milford's restaurant week was happening, and Costa Peru was on my list, so I decided to go there. My family ordered seafood, while I went with the Peruvian Chicken Wings topped with Peruvian Barbecue sauce, Ceviche Chicken Wings, and Lomo Salado. I was particularly curious about the Ceviche wings because I'd never heard of them before. The ceviche sauce is inspired by Aji Limo Ceviche, a lively Peruvian dish featuring fresh, raw white fish like sea bass or flounder "cooked" in lime juice, seasoned with citrusy, spicy Aji Limo peppers, red onions, and cilantro. It's usually served with sweet potato, corn, and leche de tigre (tiger's milk), offering a tart, spicy, and refreshing flavor. The Ceviche wings were fantastic. They had a bright citrus kick, and I could taste all the distinct flavors, including the spices and chilies. They really hit the spot. The barbecue wings were just as enjoyable, with a sweet yet tangy sauce and perfectly seasoned chicken. The Lomo Salado was also a hit; the rice was fluffy and full of flavor, and the tender Lomo meat practically melted in my mouth. For dessert, I ordered the flan. It was my first time trying it, and I was curious about the taste. Honestly, I didn't care much for the texture, but I'm glad I gave it a shot. My son picked the Passion Fruit Cheesecake, which was pretty good. It's not something I'd order again, but I'm glad I tried it. The service was excellent, and I'm definitely looking forward to returning and trying more dishes from the menu.

Absolutely delicious, and definitely my new favorite place here! Tried the spiked chicha morada…read more(homemade purple corn juice?!, w vodka), and monster chufa , w rotisserie chicken. I love this bc it seems like the Peruvian version of Korean Army Stew . Really delicious fried rice/fries - very crispy/not oily; really perfectly roasted/seasoned roast chicken! Really friendly, helpful server; dying to try the gelato balls for dessert!

The menu clearly states that prices do not include tax, which is perfectly fine. My issue is not…read morewith paying tax, it's with how I was charged. The owner, who was working the register, charged me more than the menu prices plus tax. It appeared that she rounded up the total and added extra charges that didn't match the posted prices. When I asked the employees about the pricing, every one of them said they didn't know because only the owner handles the pricing. I asked for an itemized receipt because the total didn't seem right. Once the receipt was handwritten by her, it showed I had been overcharged, and the owner immediately had to issue me a refund. What was most frustrating was how casually the situation was handled, as if overcharging a customer was no big deal. If your costs have increased, update your menu prices. Don't charge one price on the menu and something different at the register, she claims she's charging you tax but she's rounding up amounts to the nearest dollar and even more on some items like the rotisserie chicken. She's stealing from her customers and then became upset and raised her tone of voice when she got caught. She's also not nice to the employees, you can tell they are afraid of her. My advice to anyone eating here: always ask for an itemized receipt and check your bill before you pay. Don't assume the total is correct just because the owner is ringing you up. There were also flies on the food served at the buffet so we asked for take out. The food was good but she ruined everything for us because she's very rude and unprofessional.

BEWARE!!! My family…read moreof four went to Las Delicias de mi Tierra (1262 Suffolk Ave, Brentwood) because my mom spoke highly of the food. Keep in mind--we were a group of four. The menu states in fine print: "We charge $5 + service tips when the party is 5 or more." My mother ordered a soup but found it tasted old. When we informed the waiter, he was attentive, and my mother even praised his excellent service. However, when the manager got involved, he told us that if we didn't accept the soup, the cost would be taken out of the waiter's pay. This is not only unethical but illegal--an employer cannot deduct an employee's wages over customer dissatisfaction. That should have been our cue to leave. Unfortunately, we stayed--and soon regretted it. When the bill arrived, we noticed they had wrongly applied the automatic gratuity to our group of four. My mother went to the register to respectfully point this out, holding the menu as reference. In response, the owner grabbed the menu from her hands and dramatically ripped it into pieces while declaring that all the prices were wrong. She assumed we were arguing about food prices when, in reality, we were only trying to correct the mistaken automatic gratuity charge. At no point did the restaurant have signage stating the menu prices were outdated, nor were we informed of any price changes. Still, the owner escalated the situation, became irate, and showed clear disgust when we questioned the automatic gratuity charge. As I tried to de-escalate, simply asking to be rung up so we could leave, she dismissively told me, "You are in a Spanish restaurant, speak Spanish." The microaggression was completely unwarranted. She then falsely accused us of harassing the waiter--despite our repeated praise of his service. When my mother reiterated how great he was, the owner sarcastically snapped, "If he's so good, why don't you take him home with you?" This restaurant may have "good" food, but the owner's hostility ruins the experience for anyone who dares to speak up. What should have been a simple correction of an incorrect automatic gratuity charge turned into an unnecessary escalation. After leaving, I checked Google reviews and found many others who had similar experiences with the owner's attitude. One of the co-owners, Christopher Goicochea, provides his personal number for complaints. When we called, his only response was, "What do you want me to do about it?" This lack of accountability is reflected in how the owners aggressively respond to negative reviews rather than addressing their behavior. If the restaurant wishes to dispute this review, I offer them to release the unedited restaurant footage and audio. Otherwise, I suggest they: - Clearly post signage if menu prices are outdated - Print updated menus - Encourage the owner/s to improve how they interact with customers and handle concerns more professionally If you value being treated with respect, AVOID THIS PLACE. For the record: After the automatic gratuity was corrected, we paid our bill in full and even left a cash tip for our wonderful waiter, who truly deserved it.

Cristian waited on me when I came here for lunch one weekend, and the food was so-so…read more I had the Arroz Chaufa (with seafood, chicken and beef). The trio of protein is an off menu item because the menu offers a choice of only one protein. Boy, was I disappointed in my order! The seafood tasted like it had been defrosted before cooking. It did not taste fresh. I had the Passionfruit Pisco, which was too sweet, and it tasted like it barely had any liquor in it. For dessert, I had the tres leches, which had a skimpy amount of sweetened condensed sauce (about three tablespoons), and when I asked him for more, Cristian responded that there was no extra sauce available. I have been to way better Peruvian restaurants than this--especially in Queens. The decor is nice though. I will not be back. This is one and done.

We went here for a birthday dinner. I arrived already kinda sloshed and boy was it loco. Food…read moreabsolutely slapped. Drinks were bangin, and we have a wonderful time. La Hora Loca? More like La Vida Loca.

I'm Peruvian for context. This restaurant is authentic!! It's not a fancy place. It's a place that…read moremakes you feel like you're eating from home in your living room. Service is good. They recently did renovations which I think definitely made the place look better. You also can't beat the prices here. If you're looking to try some authentic Peruvian snacks this place is fully stocked. I go here because it is convenient, quick and I'm in and out. Whether I dine in or do take out. Give it a shot if you're in the area! ps. Love the chicken and green sauce here

I always order to go from this restaurant. However, I realized they constantly overcharge me and…read moreI'm beginning to think it's because I speak English and there seems to be a communication barrier. When I order a 1/4 of the chicken and fries and salad (the combo that they advertise to be $14-18), it runs me about 20-25$ including them adding extra sauces. However, I tested this theory. I let my Spanish-speaking friend order pick up over the phone and asked the lady on the other end what the price was. She says to me it'll be $15. Here I am thinking I'm gonna pay $15 when I get to the restaurant. I go in and tell the lady (in English) I ordered the chicken with the rice and beans. I end up paying $20-22 for my meal.. beware!

The decor is really pretty. There is a full bar. The classic margarita was made perfectly not too…read moresweet or sour. We ordered the family chicken (which is not on the menu) but is so delicious. It comes with so much. The rice and beans were amazing and the chicken was so flavorful. The fries which came with hot dog slices was ok I would have liked the fries to be crispier. The salad was plentiful but the dressing had no flavor. All in all it was an amazing excellent meal. A definite place to come back for a full belly meal.

Everything was outstanding, ending it on a sweet note with mango Tres Leches. We look forward to…read moresharing this gem with friends.