Hello Scranton This is a family owned Peruvian & Latin cuisine with so many years of experience Coming from New Jersey Restaurants and bringing all the authentic Peruvian flavors to you. Chef Martin from Jersey with so much experience in the culinary industry is bringing his authentic and delicious cuisine to this beautiful city Like CEVICHES, FETTUCCINE VERDE (pesto Peruvian style)with steak ,PAPA ALA HUANCAINA ( our home made yellow sauce with Peruvian peppers not spicy but spices) over boiled potatoes, Peruvian stir fry(LOMO SALTADO),JALEA (fried seafood in our special recipe) over fried yuca and many more dishes made with lots of dedication We ensure you’ll enjoy our Peruvian cuisine made from scratch We cater!!! Special discounts!!
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Address: 801 N Washington Ave, Scranton, PA 18509
Phone: (570) 504-0066
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Try a peruvian corn drink, they are tasty i was pleastly surprised!
In all fairness, food is not cheap, but you get what you pay. If you dare to eat other that pre made & microwave warmed food give this place a try.
Rather than taking feedback seriously, you chose to lash out, make wild assumptions, and question our integrity—simply because the review wasn’t glowing. Accusing customers of lying, mocking them, and dragging in irrelevant personal details (which are entirely false, by the way) is not just unprofessional, it’s downright hostile.
Guests shouldn’t have to confront staff mid-meal just to avoid being attacked online later. We gave our honest opinion based on the quality of the food, and your reaction only confirms that criticism is something you’re unwilling or unable to handle.
This kind of behavior says far more about your business than any review ever could. Keep in mind that us “people” is the reason that your business continues to operate.
We had very high hopes for this place thinking it was authentic Peruvian food but it’s not. My family was disappointed with the food quality. Some of the food was dry, others were overcooked, and one of the chaufa’s that were ordered was overpowered with ginger. The reviews are very misleading especially considering the place was empty on a Sunday at 3 pm on a holiday.