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Hours
| Monday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–7 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 941 N Elm Pl, Broken Arrow, OK 74012
Phone: (539) 367-1883
Website: http://limafoodba.com/
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Lima Peruvian Restaurant
Lima Peruvian Restaurant is Broken Arrow’s newest dining experience. Featuring top quality Peruvian cuisine prepared by a skilled and experienced Peruvian chef.
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Lima Peruvian Cuisine, 941 N Elm Pl, Broken Arrow, OK 74012, US
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Reviews
TinyMinie
My husband and I went to this place for the first time and we loved it! As a Latino, I love our culture and our food, and I had tried Peruvian food before, but not here in Oklahoma, and I was delighted. Our waitress, Serimar, served us very well, and we loved what she recommended to us. Try the Peruvian drinks, I got the Maracuya and my husband got the Chicha Morada. We will
definitely be back.
… moredefinitely be back.
Jessica Fishel
Amazing food. Great service. Did I mention how Amazing the food was. Both desserts are delicious. Loved the drinks. This place is a must. Wow! 11/10
Seriously can’t get over how delicious this food is.
… moreSeriously can’t get over how delicious this food is.
Cici Wang
Tonight is first time that we’ve been here. Food is great and a little bit salty. We ordered chicken, beef, arroz de marisco. All good!
… moreMelissa Medrano
Pretty authentic Peruvian food. Tastes as good as the food I had in Lima, Peru.
I love this place, they recently update their menu. Must check out!
… moreI love this place, they recently update their menu. Must check out!
Jeff Scott
Today my weekly pilgrimage to Broken Arrow gave me the opportunity to sample Lima Peruvian Cuisine, located at the NE corner of 71st and Elm, a stone’s throw from Pho 71.
TLDR: Good food, reasonable prices and friendly staff.
Now on to the deets…..
While the joint is actually pretty small, they’ve decorated it in a way that makes it seem much larger and roomier. The dining area is impeccably clean and tide, which is nice.
I was promptly seated by a nice young lady and we traded a menu for a drink order. The menu isn’t huge, I’d guess maybe a couple down options at most.
I’m not familiar with Peruvian food, but I have had some Argentinian and a smidge of Brazilian. I said that to say this… I did wonder just how authentic some of the menu items are, because french fries and fried rice were recurring sides (put a pin in that fried rice for a moment…).
I went with a dish called Monstrito, which is a 1/4 grilled chicken, fried rice and french fries. I was torn on a couple of dishes, and had the entrees not each been in the $17-20 range, I might have tried two, but $40 and two orders is a tad much for lunch for me. I figured if they can do a grilled chicken, they should be able to manage about anything.
My food arrived MUCH faster than I expected, so that tells me the chicken is likely grilled on a rotisserie affair that will allow a long hold time.
The meal was plated beautifully for something as simple as it was. I first sampled the fried rice.
And was I totally surprised…
This place could give most Asian places in the area a solid run for their money on fried rice. Done simply, with just rice and egg, the taste was off the charts. Easily one of the best fried rice dishes I’ve had in this town.
The fries were your standard frozen and fried offer, nothing special there.
The chicken was expertly prepared. While not huge, there was mostly enough. I say that because it was so good I would have liked more. The skin was well seasoned without being overdone, and the meat was juicy and tender. It was also well brined, because when I wet brine chicken at home, it tastes almost exactly like this. So I was pleasantly surprised by the similarity there.
Service was great. I asked my server for some recommendations, and she gave me her favorite three.
As with my African meal earlier this week, I was reminded yet again that there are other cultures where the protein isn’t necessarily the star,
Overall, the food was good, and the experience was great. I could probably argue a bit that the dishes are overpriced, but there again, I’ve paid more for less quantity and quality, so that’s subjective.
The total came to just over $18, and while that tends to be a bit steep for me for lunch, again, this was a fresh cooked from scratch meal (fries excluded, but hey…) that I came away from with no regrets.
And that in itself is a rarity of sorts nowadays.
… moreTLDR: Good food, reasonable prices and friendly staff.
Now on to the deets…..
While the joint is actually pretty small, they’ve decorated it in a way that makes it seem much larger and roomier. The dining area is impeccably clean and tide, which is nice.
I was promptly seated by a nice young lady and we traded a menu for a drink order. The menu isn’t huge, I’d guess maybe a couple down options at most.
I’m not familiar with Peruvian food, but I have had some Argentinian and a smidge of Brazilian. I said that to say this… I did wonder just how authentic some of the menu items are, because french fries and fried rice were recurring sides (put a pin in that fried rice for a moment…).
I went with a dish called Monstrito, which is a 1/4 grilled chicken, fried rice and french fries. I was torn on a couple of dishes, and had the entrees not each been in the $17-20 range, I might have tried two, but $40 and two orders is a tad much for lunch for me. I figured if they can do a grilled chicken, they should be able to manage about anything.
My food arrived MUCH faster than I expected, so that tells me the chicken is likely grilled on a rotisserie affair that will allow a long hold time.
The meal was plated beautifully for something as simple as it was. I first sampled the fried rice.
And was I totally surprised…
This place could give most Asian places in the area a solid run for their money on fried rice. Done simply, with just rice and egg, the taste was off the charts. Easily one of the best fried rice dishes I’ve had in this town.
The fries were your standard frozen and fried offer, nothing special there.
The chicken was expertly prepared. While not huge, there was mostly enough. I say that because it was so good I would have liked more. The skin was well seasoned without being overdone, and the meat was juicy and tender. It was also well brined, because when I wet brine chicken at home, it tastes almost exactly like this. So I was pleasantly surprised by the similarity there.
Service was great. I asked my server for some recommendations, and she gave me her favorite three.
As with my African meal earlier this week, I was reminded yet again that there are other cultures where the protein isn’t necessarily the star,
Overall, the food was good, and the experience was great. I could probably argue a bit that the dishes are overpriced, but there again, I’ve paid more for less quantity and quality, so that’s subjective.
The total came to just over $18, and while that tends to be a bit steep for me for lunch, again, this was a fresh cooked from scratch meal (fries excluded, but hey…) that I came away from with no regrets.
And that in itself is a rarity of sorts nowadays.
Sarah !
I’m always blown away by how amazing the food is! This place is a hidden gem. The service is always excellent & everything on the menu is SO delicious! And the overall vibe is good too. I think it might be my favorite restaurant.
… moreAlexis Toussaint
Love getting to experience unique food in our small corner of the world! Definitely recommend. Will be back!
… moreLane Satterfield
Tried the tacu tacu. Steak was cooked very well. The meal maybe wasn’t as flavorful as I expected but overall very good experience. Well’ll definitely try it again
… moreCharlie Bravo
So as usual my wife and I always consult with google reviews before we make our way anywhere to eat, watch, and play.
With that being said, google was RIGHT!
Only being open for a little over a year this gem is a great place to eat fresh food.
“Don’t be scared to try anything here” quote from the owner. She was an absolute joy. And our waitress was perfect.
Look the bar is set pretty high here, and even if the service was basic (which is clearly not) the food is great here.
Although I could tell you the name of these dishes here, I’m not, and I’m just going to say in the order of my pictures is what my wife and I ordered. We started with an appetizer, and then I had the 1/2 chicken (that has a lot to offer), and my wife ordered the Ribeye steak (FIRE – not spicy but great tasting). Drinks were really good too passion fruit and another one that looks like cranberry juice.
So when you have time, just go, have an open mind and just experience this place.
Of course we’re going back.
… moreWith that being said, google was RIGHT!
Only being open for a little over a year this gem is a great place to eat fresh food.
“Don’t be scared to try anything here” quote from the owner. She was an absolute joy. And our waitress was perfect.
Look the bar is set pretty high here, and even if the service was basic (which is clearly not) the food is great here.
Although I could tell you the name of these dishes here, I’m not, and I’m just going to say in the order of my pictures is what my wife and I ordered. We started with an appetizer, and then I had the 1/2 chicken (that has a lot to offer), and my wife ordered the Ribeye steak (FIRE – not spicy but great tasting). Drinks were really good too passion fruit and another one that looks like cranberry juice.
So when you have time, just go, have an open mind and just experience this place.
Of course we’re going back.
Katrina McLean
We went out on a limb, and we’re so glad we did! We popped in, and it’s so cozy! We had the pleasure of meeting the owner. She is a truly lovely, lovely person! All family owned, the service was great, we had to ask a few questions, but was assured that everything on the menu is a “favorite/classic” and it did not disappoint ! The “soda/pop” was very nice( quantity 1 can), and we ordered an app. It was piping hot & sooo good! I ordered the chicken(1/4), and hubby had something really It’s all wonderful, and to top it off, we had a desert as well! Yumm! Everything is wonderful, /full menu items listed. The interior is so beautiful notes on the nose~ (yumm) being a consumer of the rich spices (not hot), the smells, the taste is beautiful, and it is truly a work of the heart!!! Thank you so much, Lima. we will return and see you again!
I hope this will be a “Happy Hunting” for everyone that’s a foodie!!!
… moreI hope this will be a “Happy Hunting” for everyone that’s a foodie!!!