
Peru Taypa is an inviting restaurant bar and grill that celebrates the rich and diverse culinary traditions of Peru. Nestled in the heart of the city, this vibrant eatery offers a warm, welcoming atmosphere where guests can explore the flavors of Peruvian cuisine. The menu features a tantalizing array of dishes, from succulent grilled meats marinated in aromatic herbs and spices to fresh seafood ceviches bursting with citrusy zest. Each dish is meticulously prepared to showcase the unique blend of indigenous, Spanish, African, and Asian influences that define Peruvian cooking.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 62 Van Buren St, Newark, NJ 07105
Phone: (973) 732-9750
Website: https://www.orderperutaypa.com/
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We ordered **arroz chaufa de pollo**, **tallarines verdes with steak**, and a **jalea de pescado and seafood**. As far as the food goes, I have no complaints – everything was well-prepared and tasted authentic. However, the **jalea de pescado and seafood** was disappointing. There was no fish in the dish, just **calamari**, which made it feel like it lacked the variety of seafood one would expect in such a dish.
The biggest negative was the **customer service**. The waiter only approached us to take our order, bring the food, and hand us the check. In other words, we saw him three times throughout the entire meal. The lack of effort to provide good service was clear. In places like this, one expects a more attentive and engaging experience, especially with such delicious traditional food. But the service was lacking.
We started to think that the **poor service** might be due to the fact that they automatically add a **15% tip**, which seems to reduce their motivation to go the extra mile in providing a pleasant experience. They don’t realize that this hurts the restaurant’s image, and it becomes an important factor when deciding whether or not to return.
To make matters worse, **if you pay with a card, there’s a 4% surcharge**, which is an inconvenient detail not mentioned upfront. This, without a doubt, added to the feeling that the restaurant isn’t focused on providing a complete and enjoyable experience for its customers.
In summary, the food was good, but the terrible service and additional charges for paying with a card make me hesitant to return. There’s a lot of potential in this place, but the service experience needs significant improvement.
They lack people skills, and basic kindness. On the way out, the same man walks out in front of me and lets the door close in my face. You only have to show me you don’t want my business once.
Everyone has a choice in where they dine, I will never return.
The restaurant is very nice and clean. The employee’s are very helpful, and the rest rooms are clean as well. The food has a great taste and the green hot sauce is fantastic. I hope this helps you decide.
The environment was nice and comfortable.
The cocktails were very good.
My wife ordered green pasta and it was good.
The appetizer was delicious.
The bad:
My wife’s pasta was too small for the price.
My beef arroz chaufa wasn’t so tasty and the meet was tough. The appetizer came last when it’s supposed to come first and in addition I mentioned to the waiter that I wanted it first.
My wife’s dish came with beef instead of chicken when we said the word pechuga to the waiter and he repeated it.
In general a waiter should be always making eye contact with his customers in case they need to call him. We needed him to come for more hot sauce and to request the check but he kept passing and not giving the chance to call him. He did approached a couple times to ask if everything was OK though but sometimes those times is when customers are just fine.
This was takeout order.
The space is small so call to check if they have a long wait.
Parking is very difficult in this area of Newark. There is a sign outside that says Valet Parking but I never saw anyone there to take my car.
My wife ordered the tallarines a la huancaína con bistec. The portion was very generous, and she enjoyed the dish since we had tried it during our trip to Peru. However, she mentioned that the huancaína sauce was a bit watery, and the steak was overcooked.
Regarding the service, there is definitely room for improvement. My wife entered the restaurant first while I was looking for street parking. When I entered shortly after, I was not greeted, and none of the staff seemed to notice me, although they did greet customers who arrived after me—so this may have been an isolated incident. We also had to call the waitress to place our order because it took quite a while for her to come over. While interaction with customers could improve, she did correctly repeat our order, which we appreciated.
The food arrived one dish at a time instead of together, which seems to be common in Peruvian restaurants but is still not ideal. The gratuity was already included in the bill, but this was not mentioned beforehand, which would have helped us plan accordingly. I did not order alcohol, but I noticed that it is available.
After our food was served, we noticed staff picking food from a plate at the bar, which made us wonder if it was a customer’s plate. Additionally, our waitress was eating in the dining area next to us, which felt unprofessional.
On a positive note, the ambiance was great. The décor was well done, the music was on point, and the restaurant had good vibes overall. The front dining area was cold, while the back was warm and cozy. However, the restroom was poorly maintained, with a broken paper towel holder and a soda dispenser pulled from the wall.
Overall, while the food and atmosphere had some highlights, the service and professionalism issues stood out. We probably would not return to this restaurant.