Best place in town , delicious food from Peru , lomo saltado , and leche de tigre my favoritesread more

Ceviche was on point and so fresh. I love that they have a bar now and serve authentic Peruvian…read morecocktails. The Algarrobina cocktail tastes like a spiked Ovaltine (but in a good way!) The wait time was a little long for our food once we were seated but we got to sip on our cocktails during the wait. Peruvian artwork filled the walls and my husband appreciated that his Quechua culture was represented. What a great restaurant for downtown Rahway.

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!

Craving for Peruvian cuisine? Caido del Cielo in Rahway is one of the best in town. The food was…read moregood, the service was great and the ambiance was nice. Parking is a bit challenging though and their AC was not properly working at the time of my visit (a bit uncomfortable). Among the dishes we tried are as follows: Their Anticucho is phenomenal, it's a beef grilled heart served with fried-boiled potatoes and corn. Choritos a la Chalaca was good, its mussels marinade with lime, served with red onions, tomatoes and cilantro. Lastly, the Jalea was good as well, these are deep fried seafoods (fish, crabs, mussels, etc.) served with onion salads. I will definitely go back next time to try other lists in their menu specially their ceviche. Well recommended Peruvian place!

Never again Tried this place for the first time…read more Food was not tasty at all The green sauce was yellow. Food was cold No seasoning like typical Peruvian flavor. Just bad I'd give it no stars if that was an option

Waka tay se ha vuelta pura basura y caca El steak mas barato…read morey basura No importa a wue horra vayas ayi nunca sabe fresca la comida El arroz siempre durro y seco Sieren ese sitio ya y que pongan algo mejor

Will need to come back for a more better experience…read more The fried corn were great teaser, but a little short for a table teaser, no bread or olive oil. The main dish beef with rice and beans was over-cooked but well seasoned. The first dish soup was bland, needs more seasoning. Which came out at the same time.. leaving me to give up the beef-dish or the hot-chicken soup. While the 3rd dish, seafood-platter took over 20 mins to come out, leaving me empty after discarding my dish and watching my partner eat. It was freshly cooked and served and worth the wait. that seafood dish was more flavorful, well seasoned & too much over-sized! Should serve as a dish for two rather than just for one person. Service needs improvement & pump in to feel more invited. The ambulance was simple and posted with images of the local tourist hot spots in Peru. Needs more charter of its local heritage. Look out for a revisit.

Good place to eat very good food will recomend to other people great environment very friendly…read morestaff

Nice place in Edison. It's a small to medium sized venue, with free street parking around. The…read moreservice was quick, but they do not speak English. I came with my Peruvian friend who wanted to try it, so that was fine in my case. He did all of the ordering & such for me. The food was good. Can't complain about that. I have had better from another place that I reviewed, but still good. I did notice one of the workers was aggressively sick, like coughing to near vomiting, & had runny eyes & nose, yet.....she was still serving people their food. DEFINITELY lost a star for that. We had Chicha Morada (a drink made from our purple corn, to my understanding), Chaufa de Carne, & Lomo Con Moriscos. Overall not bad, but not worth a return visit (for me) based upon having had better elsewhere. Grades: Chicha Morada: B Chaufa de Carne: B- Lomo Con Moriscos: B

Bad service. Long wait. Poor customer service. It took some time for the waitress to get our orders…read moreand had a bad attitude when she was getting our orders. The waitress was on her cellphone the whole time.

If i could give this a 0 i would. I came on a Saturday night around 8:39 "told me we are about to…read moreclose at 9" when it says it closes at 10. The so call chef -in spanish- did not want to cook anymore food fighting with the woman at the register. We finally got our food. Ceviche - the fish smelled rotten Lomo saltado- the steak had NO taste, fries were cold , rice was unflavored. Bistec a la pobre- steak looked inedible Under seasoned. Unsure if this was actual steak The green sauce was overwhelmed with mayo The Chicha morada homemade drink wasnt the best but they tried The only good thing about this place was the Inka cola bottle This has to be the worst peruvian restaurant i have ever tried and seeing how they cook their food they do not care. I will not be coming back

Not the best quality, anytime I go out to eat I like get the best and stale food or over burnt…read moreonions that look old with a foul taste is not what I look for when I go out to dinner. I normally stay away from places like this although Peruvian food is one of my favorite however this place needs a lot of help, perhaps I am comparing it to other Peruvian places with higher standards

The food was good and the place is very nice inside with latin music…read more The Menu needs an upgrade because even though the restaurant is a fusion, they are missing a lot from the peruvian cuisine. Anyways the service is fast and they allow you to replace items from the dishes.

We went on a Sunday at around 12pm as the place was opening up and enjoyed a calmer service than…read moreusual. Music was playing and atmosphere was very inviting. Service was good, with the server coming around often and making sure we had everything we needed. Bilingual servers who knew the menu well! Menus are all on an iPad and tip was already included! Food was delicious. Being Peruvian born and raised, I know what Peruvian food is supposed to taste like and this is one of the few restaurants I've tried in a while that hit the mark. The anticuchos were seasoned well and cooked to perfection. Although the rachi was a bit too smoked for my taste, it reminded me a lot of the rachi I used to have in Lima! Ceviche was also flavorful, but a bit too acidic. The cod, tasted very fresh, like the fish my mom uses for ceviche from a fish farm. The chicha was my favorite part! All in all a pleasant experience and I would definitely come back.

This spot has not disappointed Come hungry because serving…read moresizes are large and they are happy to serve you I've been coming here for many years and I'm surprised I haven't written a review before Start with the chicha morada drink it's a little bit sweet. I love the Hugo's Classico that comes with fried seafood and ceviche along with leche de Tigre that's very sour but in the best of ways The lomo saltado is delicious And so is they're arroz chaufa which you can choose the protein type (shrimp, chicken, beef or mix))

This was our second time eating here. The first time, we dined in the storefront section, which is…read morevery bare-bones with just a few tables. Even so, the food and service were great. Recently, we discovered that there's a much larger part of the restaurant in the back, accessible through the alley off the main street via the rear parking lot. The space is decorated with Peruvian art and vibrant colors. To start, we ordered anticuchos (grilled beef heart skewers). The marinade is packed with delicious. I honestly thought I was eating steak. I ordered the chupe de camarones (shrimp chowder soup). I cannot stress enough how big this bowl of soup is. They do not skimp on the shrimp! It's probably one of the best chupes I've ever had. I ended up taking a large container of it home. Likewise, my partner ordered the chaufa mixto (Peruvian fried rice with chicken, steak, and shrimp). Always ask for the green sauce, absolutely delicious! Just like with my soup, he also had plenty of leftovers. To wash it all down, we ordered chicha (a purple corn drink), which was so good. This place is known for its rotisserie chicken, so we ordered a half chicken to go for the following day. I understand why it's everyone's go-to here, juicy and flavorful. We don't live nearby, but the food, friendly service, and generous portions of delicious dishes make it well worth the trip.