Inkanto Peruvian Cuisine

I'm going big, trying as much of the menu as possible. They have a plate for that. Trio Criollo! A mixture of the Peruvian culture's diverse cuisine. It is served on a long, three sectioned serving platter. Each section filled with a unique food; Anticucho, Lomo Saltado, Arroz con Pollo, Papas a la huancaína. I think the Aji de Gallina and the Fried Rice Chicken was missing, (according to the menu description.) There was plenty of food though. The huancaína sauce was on the side with two other sauces. All the sauces were delicious and worked well with the various foods. Check the pictures. The Lomo Saltado is exceptionally good. It is the generous amount of meaty, char flavored gravy that stood out. My wife had a full order of it, delicious meat and fries. I usually ignore the rice and it travels back to the restaurant's kitchen when the table is bussed. The green rice under the fried chicken was very pleasantly flavored. It went well with the big deep-fried thigh. I couldn't eat it all though. The plate overflowed with rice. The very lean Anticucho had a mild beefy flavor finished with a flame char and some seasoning. A little dry, with a slightly chewy texture about like Twizzlers. It makes a good appetizer when dipped into the hot sauce. Order at the counter, food is delivered to the table. Freshly made food, so it takes a few minutes. Sodas in the can. Friendly service. The ambiance is that of a big dining hall. I have already decided on my next meal, Fettuccini al Pesto.

Definitely best Peruvian restaurant in town. Ceviche was fresh and spicy. Great service and fast. I’ve come back multiple times because why now. Best ceviche in town too. Can’t go wrong with any of their seafood dishes.

This place is wonderful, there’s more than one restaurant inside this place. My husband and I ate at two different restaurants. Is our second time coming here and the food is delicious and well presented. The place looks very neat and clean. There’s music playing in the background at all times. You get to seat and order wherever you want. No servers and on one bothers you after you get your food, is perfect.

The food was delicious. The service was great and attentive. Really enjoyed the chaufa (fried rice) and the yucca fries were amazing. Great portion sizes. The lucuma mousse is full of flavor, very creamy.

The people that worked there were a very happy crew. Everything tasted so good and special! We had marinated beef heart which was cooked perfectly with fried cassava (to-die-for), very fresh fish ceviche, and Tallarin Saltado (the gravy!!) I have been looking for an authentic Peruvian restaurant for a while. Last time was in FL 2019! We will def be back very soon!

My wife and I order a Peruvian chicken fried rice and Aaron Con Pollo. The Peruvian fried rice - the rice was not fully cooked and was dry. It also had a burnt taste to it. Aaroz Con Pollo - not very exceptional. The price point was little higher relatively compared to similar restaurants. The red sauce was little watery. Pahac is my all time favorite Peruvian restaurant but closed permanently. This restaurant is no way closer to Pahac. My rating is 3.5 stars

It’s actually real authentic Peruvian food. So good. They have great hospitality. All the workers are so sweet & helpful. They don’t rush you, & they are so patient. The environment is very clean and spacious.