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Address: 3134 NW 88th Ave #7333, Sunrise, FL 33351
Phone: (954) 572-7460
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Reviews
Taylor Winslow
I went here for the first time to get a Pan con Chicharrón and a milkshake. I was in a hurry because I had to get back to work. When I arrived, the owner, Sylvia, came out yelling at a young guy about the floor needing to be mopped, then yelling at her husband about something else. Her attitude was extremely rude, bitter, and unprofessional.
When I got my order, I went back to work to eat. The sandwich was terrible — old, dry bread with just two very thin slices of sweet potato and chunks of dry, tough pork thrown inside. It looked and tasted awful. The milkshake was even worse. I had already noticed the blender base sitting dirty in the sink, and instead of properly cleaning it, it seemed like she just rinsed it quickly and reused it. The shake tasted strange and unpleasant, and it ended up making me feel sick.
On top of that, the price was outrageous — $15.99 for a sandwich that in other places costs around $9 with much better quality and presentation.
Overall, the food, cleanliness, and customer service were all unacceptable. I will never go back, and I would warn others not to waste their money or risk their health here.
… moreWhen I got my order, I went back to work to eat. The sandwich was terrible — old, dry bread with just two very thin slices of sweet potato and chunks of dry, tough pork thrown inside. It looked and tasted awful. The milkshake was even worse. I had already noticed the blender base sitting dirty in the sink, and instead of properly cleaning it, it seemed like she just rinsed it quickly and reused it. The shake tasted strange and unpleasant, and it ended up making me feel sick.
On top of that, the price was outrageous — $15.99 for a sandwich that in other places costs around $9 with much better quality and presentation.
Overall, the food, cleanliness, and customer service were all unacceptable. I will never go back, and I would warn others not to waste their money or risk their health here.
Adry S
This place is terrible. The owner acts like she knows a lot about food, as she is Peruvian, when she serves you, but she doesn’t make the customer happy, not to mention the prices are expensive and you can tell the food isn’t made with quality ingredients. It’s a shame they damage the image of delicious Peruvian food.
… moreJB
Overpriced, overpriced, overpriced. Everything. The sandwiches, the coffee, the tamales, the condiments.
Also poor customer service- while we were waiting in line to order behind someone spending quite a while buying a lottery ticket, an older woman walked in, cut us in line, and her order was taken immediately.
… moreAlso poor customer service- while we were waiting in line to order behind someone spending quite a while buying a lottery ticket, an older woman walked in, cut us in line, and her order was taken immediately.
Mahmoud Sir
The Jalea was hot, fresh and delicious. Didn’t get the 5th star because the portion has gotten smaller from previous times and didn’t come with the large Peruvian corn kernels, nor lime or lemon wedges. The waitress was friendly and accommodating and the bathroom was clean and well stocked… only downside is the parking which can be a bit dangerous seeing as Sylvia’s was so packed that there is not enough parking spots. A real hole-in-the-wall treat!
… moreCeci K.
The alfajores were not fresh!
No manjarblando more dough which taste old.
Why you sell old stuff???
10.00 to the trash!
… moreNo manjarblando more dough which taste old.
Why you sell old stuff???
10.00 to the trash!
Sarina Shinsei
A sweet mom and pop
owned store with that family energy to fit. We had picarones and a box of alfajores and they were amazing. We also came in super close to closing but they still went out of their way to make sure we got fresh picarones, which they didn’t have to do. Overall we plan on returning to have more Peruvian snacks.
… moreowned store with that family energy to fit. We had picarones and a box of alfajores and they were amazing. We also came in super close to closing but they still went out of their way to make sure we got fresh picarones, which they didn’t have to do. Overall we plan on returning to have more Peruvian snacks.
J M
Way to pricey. For example….one small alfajores box was $10, and the worst part is that they were made of corn starch. Taste much better than ones made with real flour.
The Papa rellena lacks of good taste….the salsa criolla did not have even Cilantro, lime juice nor spicies. Hire a better cook or train your cook in order to keep your base clientele and stay profitable or you will lose many demanding customers. We paid $42 x 1 Papa rellena, 2 small inka colas, and 2 small alfajores containers.
1 star is enough from this demanding customer.
Give me quality, and I would pay for tasty, well-done food, otherwise, I’m long gone and many more will follow.
… moreThe Papa rellena lacks of good taste….the salsa criolla did not have even Cilantro, lime juice nor spicies. Hire a better cook or train your cook in order to keep your base clientele and stay profitable or you will lose many demanding customers. We paid $42 x 1 Papa rellena, 2 small inka colas, and 2 small alfajores containers.
1 star is enough from this demanding customer.
Give me quality, and I would pay for tasty, well-done food, otherwise, I’m long gone and many more will follow.
Eric Weiler
This little place off of pine Island and Oakland is awesome. Be coming here for years guys very nice Cooks your food from scratch. Might take about 10 minutes the owner is very nice
… moreJessica Anderson
Avoid at all costs.
Please go anywhere else but here. Save yourself the bad experience and waste of money.
I ordered desserts for takeout, and from the moment I walked in, the experience went downhill. The person who sold me the food was rude and dismissive. Then came the food—and it was downright disgusting.
I’m Peruvian. I know what Peruvian food is supposed to be. This wasn’t just bad—it was inedible. I have a hard time imagining how any genuine Peruvian could taste this and believe it’s remotely authentic, let alone good.
The alfajores were revolting. When I finally took a good look at them at home, I had to throw them away. They were buried under spoonfuls of powdered sugar when they’re supposed to have a light dusting. Even that couldn’t cover how dry and stale they were. The “manjar” inside wasn’t even real manjar. It was a crusty, dried-out substitute that could literally be peeled off in a hard, rubbery slab—like a caramel hockey puck. And there was barely any of it to begin with.
Then came the picarones—$10 for a few pieces that smelled like onions. Yes, onions. The smell was nauseating and hit before I even took a bite. I can only assume they reused oil from savory dishes, which is unhygienic and inexcusable.
They have a strict “no refunds” policy—and that makes sense. They know their food is bad, and they need to protect themselves from how often people must complain.
This place isn’t worth a single dollar, let alone the $10 they’re charging for these inedible abominations they dare to label as Peruvian desserts. Rude service, disgusting food, questionable hygiene, and zero accountability. A complete scam.
This was the most expensive Peruvian food I’ve ever paid for—and without question, the worst I’ve ever had.
… morePlease go anywhere else but here. Save yourself the bad experience and waste of money.
I ordered desserts for takeout, and from the moment I walked in, the experience went downhill. The person who sold me the food was rude and dismissive. Then came the food—and it was downright disgusting.
I’m Peruvian. I know what Peruvian food is supposed to be. This wasn’t just bad—it was inedible. I have a hard time imagining how any genuine Peruvian could taste this and believe it’s remotely authentic, let alone good.
The alfajores were revolting. When I finally took a good look at them at home, I had to throw them away. They were buried under spoonfuls of powdered sugar when they’re supposed to have a light dusting. Even that couldn’t cover how dry and stale they were. The “manjar” inside wasn’t even real manjar. It was a crusty, dried-out substitute that could literally be peeled off in a hard, rubbery slab—like a caramel hockey puck. And there was barely any of it to begin with.
Then came the picarones—$10 for a few pieces that smelled like onions. Yes, onions. The smell was nauseating and hit before I even took a bite. I can only assume they reused oil from savory dishes, which is unhygienic and inexcusable.
They have a strict “no refunds” policy—and that makes sense. They know their food is bad, and they need to protect themselves from how often people must complain.
This place isn’t worth a single dollar, let alone the $10 they’re charging for these inedible abominations they dare to label as Peruvian desserts. Rude service, disgusting food, questionable hygiene, and zero accountability. A complete scam.
This was the most expensive Peruvian food I’ve ever paid for—and without question, the worst I’ve ever had.
Esteban Morales JR
I should have done research prior to buying anything from this place, food is overpriced and portions are too small. The no refunds sign was awkward, just stopped by since it was on my route back home. One and done as they say.
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