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Tuti’s Restaurant brings the flavors of Peru to East Stroudsburg, PA. Our specialty is juicy rotisserie chicken served with house-made sauces, fresh sides, and authentic Peruvian dishes like Chaufa, Tallarín Saltado, and Papa a la Huancaína. Guests love pairing their meal with our refreshing chicha morada, a traditional purple corn drink. Whether you’re dining in with family or grabbing takeout, you’ll enjoy delicious food, friendly service, and a welcoming atmosphere. Visit us today and discover why Tuti’s is quickly becoming a local favorite for Peruvian chicken and comfort food in the Poconos.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 2610 Milford Rd, East Stroudsburg, PA 18301
Phone: (570) 534-4946
Website: https://tutisrest.com/
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Molly Pursell
My husband is Peruvian & has been looking for a spot that matched what he remembers as a kid from Jersey & we’re certain this place take that’s slot. The food was so so fresh, the guy in kitchen truly knows Peruvian cuisine! You get so much food for the price! We also took my mother in law & sister in law & they were very impressed! We will definitely be coming back! We traveled from the Lehigh valley & it was so worth it
… moreRonald Cabanillas
Nice restaurant and clean! Freshly made to order right where one can see, which usually Peruvian food takes time to cooked. I order Lomo Saltado de Carne y Arroz Chaufa de Puerco both order were delicious and on point! A+
… moreMisa M
Staff was friendly and pleasant. Food was good and flavorful. Wasn’t a fan of the chaufa rice and white rice, reason being they use a different grain of rice I’m not use to… possibly pastami rice is what I think they use. But overall forestry good food.
… moreKaren Parker
I didn’t enjoy the food at all. The salad wasn’t fresh the lettuce was clearly old, yet instead of refunding our money once she noticed, she went ahead and served it anyway. The chicken in the rice tasted old, maybe even reheated several times, and the tallarín saltado was extremely dry.
It’s a beautiful restaurant, but they really need to tighten things up, because I review restaurants regularly and this experience was disappointing.
… moreIt’s a beautiful restaurant, but they really need to tighten things up, because I review restaurants regularly and this experience was disappointing.
Vanessa Davis
For 9.95 you get good tasting food. We ate in and was served our meals. The vinegar sauce is delicious with the salad. The Aji green sauce has a little kick to it. Perfection with the moist chicken. The flavors are fantastic. The authentic red corn drink was so tasty. It is a must have.
… moreKristin M
This place has fantastic food and great prices. We always order extra sauces. The green sauces are great and the olive too. Reminds me of Pio Pio in NYC.
… moreAngela Hebert
Incredible flavors and authentic Peruvian dishes! The chicken combo was delicious and fresh. The lomo saltado was great as well. Large portions too and enough for seconds or leftovers. I ate my leftovers for lunch the next day. Staff were friendly and the atmosphere felt relaxed but lively
… morealex canseco
Food was amazing with lots of flavor. I went there with the family and had a great dining experience. We had the chicken, lomo saltado, arroz chaufa and my personal favorite tallarin saltado. Everything was great and the portions were larger than most restaurants I have been to. Overall a great experience! Will definitely be back!!!!
… moreSasha
We decided to try Tuti’s for dinner, but from the very start, the experience was frustrating. When placing the order over the phone, the girl answering put me on hold and completely forgot I was on the line. We finally completed our order around 6:15 PM — a Tuti Supreme and Lomo Saltado — and were told it would be ready in 45 minutes. By the time we arrived, they had tacked on another 15 minutes, bringing the total wait time to 1 hour and 5 minutes (we have the receipts to prove it).
When we walked in, the first thing we noticed was how many people were just sitting and waiting for their food — and all the flies (I even have video). The young lady at the front also needs some serious customer service training. She handed me the bags with a look like, “What?” and I had to ask if I could pay. Honestly, I could have walked out with the food without paying — which makes me wonder how often that’s happened before.
Now, for the food:
• The Tuti Supreme chicken was seasoned well on the outside, but the flavor didn’t go beyond the first layer — disappointing for what should be a flavorful dish.
• The Lomo Saltado was the biggest letdown. The beef was super chewy (like a cheap cut) and extremely salty. This is NOT a good representation of authentic lomo.
• The Arroz Chaufa looked sad — barely any egg and just not good.
• The “salad” was literally a container of lettuce with three slices of tomato and three slices of cucumber. Another customer asked for dressing, but they didn’t have any.
• The white rice that came with the lomo was good — but there wasn’t nearly enough to balance out how salty the meat was.
To make things even more confusing, they offer mild and spicy sauces, but none of them are labeled. Instead, they just put random stickers of Stitch from Lilo & Stitch on the containers — which tells you nothing about which sauce is which.
As someone who is Peruvian, I can confidently say this was a terrible representation of our cuisine. For the $60.97 we spent, I could’ve bought a rotisserie chicken, made rice and salad myself, and had a much better meal.
We genuinely wanted to support a local family business, but this was a huge disappointment from start to finish. This will be our first and last visit. If you want authentic Peruvian food, save your money and head to Paterson, NJ — this place is not it.
… moreWhen we walked in, the first thing we noticed was how many people were just sitting and waiting for their food — and all the flies (I even have video). The young lady at the front also needs some serious customer service training. She handed me the bags with a look like, “What?” and I had to ask if I could pay. Honestly, I could have walked out with the food without paying — which makes me wonder how often that’s happened before.
Now, for the food:
• The Tuti Supreme chicken was seasoned well on the outside, but the flavor didn’t go beyond the first layer — disappointing for what should be a flavorful dish.
• The Lomo Saltado was the biggest letdown. The beef was super chewy (like a cheap cut) and extremely salty. This is NOT a good representation of authentic lomo.
• The Arroz Chaufa looked sad — barely any egg and just not good.
• The “salad” was literally a container of lettuce with three slices of tomato and three slices of cucumber. Another customer asked for dressing, but they didn’t have any.
• The white rice that came with the lomo was good — but there wasn’t nearly enough to balance out how salty the meat was.
To make things even more confusing, they offer mild and spicy sauces, but none of them are labeled. Instead, they just put random stickers of Stitch from Lilo & Stitch on the containers — which tells you nothing about which sauce is which.
As someone who is Peruvian, I can confidently say this was a terrible representation of our cuisine. For the $60.97 we spent, I could’ve bought a rotisserie chicken, made rice and salad myself, and had a much better meal.
We genuinely wanted to support a local family business, but this was a huge disappointment from start to finish. This will be our first and last visit. If you want authentic Peruvian food, save your money and head to Paterson, NJ — this place is not it.
Anthony Aman
I only had the specialty beef noodles when I went, but if that’s any indication of what the rest of the menu is like, I’m hooked! The food is amazing!! Definitely recommend
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