Restaurants that offer Flan

Tumi

➤ 2727 W. Fullerton Chicago, IL 60647, 60647-1806, United States

Meat • Beer • Seafood • Peruvian

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"Service is incredibly slow, so don't dine here if you have an elsewhere to be. We ordered appetizers, but they didn't take our entree orders until after we had finished eating them and they took a while to come out. We had a child dining with us, and although they brought out the ketchup, they never did bring out his fries (they were on our bill though! Fortunately, others in our party had fries as part of their meal and donated theirs to the cause. When we finally got our food everything was delicious!"

Doña Tere Peruvian

➤ 16438 Cambridge Dr, 95330, Lathrop, US, United States

Cafés • Seafood • Catering • Peruvian

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"Here it is, the best Peruvian restaurant in California! If you're looking for genuine, authentic Peruvian cuisine made with love, skip that trip to Lima and come here instead. The Lomo Saltado, Aji de Gallina, and Ceviche Mixto are prepared with true authenticity. Other restaurants may try to offer Peruvian dishes by blending in Mexican flavors and ingredients, or they might throw in some unnecessary gourmet tweaks. After spending over eight months in Peru, I can confidently say this is the only place that perfectly captures the essence of Lima's cooking! Our toddler enjoyed the food so much that he started dancing!"

El Gran Inka

➤ 11401 NW 12th St, 33172-6904, Miami, United States

Meat • Spanish • Peruvian • American

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"I waited 17 minutes for service after being seated, and during that time, I wasn't offered water or a menu. The food was quite disappointing. I was interested in the ceviche, but the server mentioned it was pre-cut, which indicated to me that it wouldn't be fresh. This information made me lose my appetite for it. Instead, I decided to order the lomito empanadas and the pollo. Unfortunately, the chicken in the dish was mostly potatoes with just a bit of chicken, which was ridiculous and tasteless. While the presentation was nice, it certainly wasn’t worth it. The empanadas had a strange sweet flavor, coated in sugar, which was odd for a meat dish. I wouldn't say it was terrible, but it was definitely not what I was looking for, and the sugar wasn't mentioned on the menu. I also had to ask for sauce, which should have been included. The server was friendly but only checked on us once, and someone else had to bring me the check. Even though it was a slow day, the service was still lacking. I won't be returning and would not recommend this place. An 18% tip was included for service that wasn’t delivered—no thanks."

La Carreta Peruvian

➤ 340 East 1200 South, Orem, 84058, United States Of America

Mexican • Spanish • Peruvian • American

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"This is one of our favorite places. I've been coming here for over 20 years. Well, this and the previous location. Still outstanding, but the best was when the family's grandmother was cooking when they opened. Same food, recipe, everything, but something was just better when she cooked. I usually get the same meal every time. The special Bistec a La Carreta (Number 1 on the menu for a reason LOL). It has this sauce on the steak with grapefruit and cilantro to die for. And the salsa is amazing!! My favorite of all time. Fresh and simple. But while i can usually recreate recipes from taste, this one has eludes me to this day. You have to get it from the source. And the house salad dressing on the salad this dish comes with is fantastic and I am not a fan of salad or dressing. Just try it! One time in the last 20 plus years they changed the dressing and I was grateful they changed back to the original on the next visit. The temporary dressing the one time, I did not touch the salad. I have tried other dishes on occasion, and they're all delicious. But always come back to the #1. The #2 is identical but with chicken for those who do not eat red meat. The secret is really the sauce. No joke. Parking: It is.in an old strip mall. Plenty of parking. Kid-friendliness: We always brought our kids. They have a kids menu. Sachin Papas (not sure on spelling). Grilled and sliced hot dogs. But damn! They are good! Also an appetizer. And the French fries. Wow Wheelchair accessibility: Parking and it is ground level. Lots of tables and wide approaches to restrooms."

D'candela

➤ 3449 W Irving Park Rd, 60618, Chicago, US, United States

Steak • Casual • Peruvian • American

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"Peruvian ceviche is my favorite of all the ceviches and I’m so upset at what I picked up tonight. Cebiche is supposed to be mixed in leche de Tigre or mostly all lime juice. When I opened my ceviche tonight the liquid looked like orange water. Suspicious but I pushed all the fish to the bottom in hopes of “cooking” the fish in some tartness. The fish was gross because it didn’t get any acidic cooking from sitting in the juice and then I tasted the liquid which wasn’t tart at all. It wasn’t even mildly tart like orange juice. It’s inedible, as the liquid is supposed to be mostly lime juice which then marinates and cooks the fish. If you look at other photos of their ceviche and compare it to mine you can see clearly there’s a difference.This was a waste of money and trip to pick up what was supposed to be a treat. The tamal peruano was also too salty and not worth it."

Machu Picchu

➤ 25 Union Sq, 02143, Somerville, United States

Fusion • Chicken • Spanish • Peruvian

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"Came in here a few weeks back. Well I ordered from this location, not knowing that it had basically closed and had been absorbed by its sister Machu Pichu down the street. I always felt it weird they were so close but MC was certainly more causal. I ended up calling ahead and walking to MC before realizing they had combined.I used to come here often when I lived in Porter pre-Covid. Best sandwich in Union in my opinion but that has certainly changed. By far the biggest disappointment is moving from a French bread type roll to a bulky sandwich roll. Completely changes the taste. Not the same amount of rotisserie chicken as it used to be and most of it was dry. It’s a shame as I used to really dig this spot. The fries were rather hard too but they did provide the same dressing condiment as before. I’ll likely avoid this in the future. Please change back the bread you use!"

Chio's Peruvian Grill 2

➤ 7115 Van Nuys Blvd, Los Angeles I-91405-3006, United States

Lunch • Grill • Casual • American

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"For a $21 Lomo Saltado, I expected more.I got a take out for Lomo Saltado and I’m disappointed at what I got. First the portion for the fries and the rice were HUGE compared to a small container of meat you get. Before I could even finish half of rice and fries, the beef was gone. For the price of $21, you get a small piece of steak what it feels like about 4-5oz and a huge carbo-load of rice and fries. The green sauce has no taste and the spice isn’t just there. Different Peruvian spot at the Westfield mall down the street has a better taste at better price. (Disclosure : the photo is after we were done eating, which is mostly left of juice and the vegetables. The photo represents the size of the container, not the amount of food that was originally in the container."

Peruvian Rotisserie Chicken

➤ 19092 Beach Blvd, 92648, Huntington Beach, US, United States

Seafood • Chicken • Peruvian • Sandwiches

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"This was my first time at this restaurant and I was not impressed at all! The lomo-saltado meat was okay, but the rice was too salty. Despite many complaints about this issue, it seems like it hasn't been fixed. The yuca a la huancaina sauce was also not very tasty. If made to go, it should be served on the side to prevent it from cooking with the heat of the fried yuca. Additionally, our maraculla was overripe, so I asked my daughter to let the staff know. Unfortunately, when she did, they took it away for 10 minutes and never came back. I hope they take more pride in serving Peruvian food because it can be delicious when prepared properly."

Chios Peruvian Grill

➤ 19960 Ventura Blvd, Woodland Hills, United States

Grill • Lunch • Spanish • Peruvian

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"Update: Nothing has changed. Ordered online, arrived to pick it up order, and told that they haven't started on my order due to the online order company not calling them. They also said it's not their fault even though it's how you place an online orderthrough their website. I will no longer come here. Ever. The first experience was amazing. We ordered the Jalea de Pescado yMariscos and was delighted with an assortment of flavorful fried seafood. Their salsa criolla was a perfect topping as it wasfull of complimentary flavor. Service was slow but attentive. I could not tell you what else we ordered either because it wasovershadowed by the seafood or it was simply forgettable. Our second visit was all about the service, or lack there of. Wewaited 15 minutes to be seated, in a pretty empty establishment, all while being noticed but ignored. We waited 15 additionalunacknowledged minutes after being seated. We departed after a new set of customers arrived, ordered drinks, received saiddrinks, and placed their dinner orders. They were seated directly across from us. The third visit, about a year or so later,still dreaming of that amazing Jalea de Pescado y Mariscos, was most likely our last visit. In order to avoid their horrendousservice, we placed a takeout order online. Ordering online was pretty easy but the menu lacked pictures and/or enoughdescriptions. Upon arriving I was greeted with disdain as if my presence was annoying and unwanted. I was yelled at, not spokento. After politely asking for my paid for takeout order, they rudely finished packing my items. Jalea de Pescado y Mariscos wasabismal. Salsa de criolla's flavor was overpowered by lemon. The Pollo a la brasa was tasteless compared to the localcompetition. The Tallarines Verdes Con Milanesa tasted of store bought Alfredo and Pesto. Come here at your own risk. Good luck."

Riko

➤ 7814 Roosevelt Ave, Jackson Heights I-11372-6626, United States

Full • Lunch • Peruvian • Catering

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"Title: "An Unforgettable Feast of Peruvian Delights! "Review:Last night, I had the opportunity to dine at Riko Peruvian Cuisine, a gem tucked away in Jackson Heights. The establishment exceeded my expectations, providing a comfortable and welcoming environment laced with Inka decorations that heightened the authenticity of the experience.The eatery has a semi casual vibe, with disco balls hanging from the ceiling that sparkles and twinkle, adding a touch of magic to the ambiance. The space is furnished with large TVs and a fully stocked bar, which perfectly complements the cuisine and the overall atmosphere.I sampled the 'Pollo Saltado, ' a succulent chicken chunk sautéed with red onions and tomatoes over a bed of crisp French fries. The Aguadito Soup, a heartwarming Chicken Giblet Soup, is an excellent accompaniment for the fantastic evening. I had a refreshing Diet Coke, served chilled to perfection to wash it all down.The service was swift, cordial, and attentive a testament to their dedication to providing a remarkable dining experience. The servers were prompt, polite and took care of every request, embodying the spirit of customer service.Riko 's indoor and outdoor seating options allow patrons to choose according to their comfort; I was seated indoors. The music was just right a pleasant hum in the background that didn 't disrupt conversation.Notably, Riko offers a range of mouthwatering Peruvian specialties such as Pollo a La Brasa (Rotisserie Chicken), Ceviches, Jalea, Lomo Saltado, and more. You can also unwind with their famed homemade Sangrias and now Pisco Sour.Overall, Riko Peruvian Cuisine serves a memorable dining experience with its delicious food, swift service, and inviting atmosphere; I highly recommend this restaurant to any epicures craving an authentic Peruvian gastronomic adventure.I can 't wait to return and sample more from their tempting menu. Don 't miss out on this culinary treasure in Jackson Heights!"

Kausa

➤ 745 9th Ave, New York, United States Of America

Full • Wine • Salads • Peruvian

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"I returned to this restaurant because the food was so fantastic during my last visit, and I wanted my daughter to experience the wonderful Peruvian flavors, especially since our favorite little spot on Staten Island has closed. They did not disappoint! The avocado salad was just as perfect as I remembered, featuring ripe avocado, crisp radishes, fresh greens, and the most delicious dressing. The chicken dish, which came with an incredible rice mix, was also delightful. We both especially enjoyed the sauces that accompanied each meal. My daughter loved the experience and was thrilled that I brought her here."

Urubamba

➤ 86-20 37th Ave., Jackson Heights 11372, 11372-7400, United States

Fish • Steak • Casual • Chicken

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"Its people that don't know how to eat and they don't care if food is fresh or not but I do know how to eat good food and I know when food is fresh this place charge pretty expensive for a rooster chicken and claim to be fresh when is not my husband just when inside thinking the chicken was as the person inside the restaurant claim to be fresh,we have guests who was coming to eat a old Nasty horrible chicken cold hard like a rock and horrible flavor they need to cook better oh close the restaurant am pretty upset ? don't said something is fresh when is not, and they warm up a old dry nasty chicken to sale it and the price is to much for something that only a animal eat because they dont know any better, plus on top of that you call them to ask why they do that and they have a number that doesn't work because they know people Going to call to complain about their horrible service and food don't waist your time eating here is way better places than this.."

Inkas Rest

➤ 5356 West 38th Street Indianapolis, IN 46254, 46254-3903, United States

Casual • Spanish • Seafood • Peruvian

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"Delicious, authentic food. Warm hospitable staff. Knowing Spanish helps. The only down side to dinner was the restaurant was very cold. The staff were wearing jackets, we dined in our coats. It was a bit inconvenient but not worth staying away for."

Dr. Limon Ceviche Pinecrest

➤ 9459 S Dixie Hwy, 33156, Miami, US, United States

Full • Casual • Catering • Desserts

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"They are armed robbers. That triple ceviche plate was the only meal my friend and I shared. For that talk they charged me $48 dollars. (but they are crazy or disrespectful to other people's pockets) They steal more than the thieves who assault you on the street. We also lost 2 glasses of white wine and a coffee. Total price $90 dollars. For a ceviche snack and two wines. Not even luxury restaurants charge that. To be more specific, I looked for the price $30.00, they added $18.00 more. I give them one, because if they steal from the client and are so dishonest. Everything else is wrong. If that's the case, there was something good. Detestable behavior. Stealing from the customer who trusts them. As a matter of fact, looking at the menu any plate on the menu is $48.00 dollars. For that reason tomorrow I will be there to get my reimbursement. If not I will take action against the place, because someone is taking advantage of the customers. They are very dishonest with the costumers. A plate of $30.00. They charged me $48.00"