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Más que una experiencia buscamos crear momentos memorables. Cada bocado es una explosión de sabores y emociones que define nuestra comida peruana. Únete a nosotros en este viaje de sabores y emociones, donde cada plato cuenta una historia de tradición, familia y pasión por la buena comida. Te invitamos a sumergirte en la magia de la cocina peruana en Two Spoons, donde la excelencia culinaria se une con la calidez de un hogar lejano.
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Address: 13868 SW 88th St, Miami, FL 33186
Phone: (786) 660-0313
Website: http://twospoonsperuviankitchen.com/
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Ciri Celebrates Miami
I can’t believe I have not written a revue for Two Spoons yet!!
We visited on a Sunday afternoon and were promptly greeted and sat. It was delightful to see a familiar face, the owner is the same lady from Mr. & Mrs. Bun. She now has this new concept restaurant and we are happy that we found her.
My husband and I tried their pork belly sandwich, the asado, and their causa de pollo. Everything we tried was absolutely delicious. The portions were big and the taste was on point.
The restaurant is super cute and very clean!
We can’t wait to go back and try other dishes.
Pro tip:
There is ample parking. This restaurant is to the right of Publix supermarket.
… moreWe visited on a Sunday afternoon and were promptly greeted and sat. It was delightful to see a familiar face, the owner is the same lady from Mr. & Mrs. Bun. She now has this new concept restaurant and we are happy that we found her.
My husband and I tried their pork belly sandwich, the asado, and their causa de pollo. Everything we tried was absolutely delicious. The portions were big and the taste was on point.
The restaurant is super cute and very clean!
We can’t wait to go back and try other dishes.
Pro tip:
There is ample parking. This restaurant is to the right of Publix supermarket.
Yurima Olivera
Had an amazing Sunday lunch at Two Spoons in West Kendall! Everything was absolutely delicious. We started with the scallops with butter and parmesan — they were out of this world. The jalea mixta (fried seafood) was perfectly crispy and flavorful, definitely a highlight. And to top it all off, the desserts were incredible — the perfect sweet ending.
They’re very well known for their sandwiches, and although we didn’t try them this time, I’m already planning my next visit just for those. I’m definitely coming back!
… moreThey’re very well known for their sandwiches, and although we didn’t try them this time, I’m already planning my next visit just for those. I’m definitely coming back!
Gabriel F.
Very fast service and amazing quality of food. Food came out quick and better than expected. The restaurant ambiance is elegant and the music playing is not loud at all.
The bread was so fresh and still warm.
Would recommend if you’re looking for authentic Peruvian food.
… moreThe bread was so fresh and still warm.
Would recommend if you’re looking for authentic Peruvian food.
Ed
Two Spoons Peruvian Kitchen in Kendall is consistently excellent. The food is always fresh and delicious, the service is friendly and attentive, and the prices are very reasonable for the quality you get. It’s one of those places you can always come back to because it never disappoints. Highly recommended for anyone craving authentic Peruvian flavors.
… moreEduardo A Palma
I had the pleasure of dining at Two Spoons, and it truly felt like a taste of my culture brought to life with a thoughtful culinary twist. Every bite balanced tradition and creativity in a way that felt both familiar and exciting. I was also fortunate enough to meet the owner and hear her story, which made the experience even more meaningful. This is more than just a meal—it’s a celebration of heritage, passion, and innovation. A must-go spot for anyone craving traditional flavors with a modern twist.
… moreAdan Burela
I was craving a *Pan con Chicharrón*, and after reading the 5-star reviews about Two Spoons, I decided to give them a try—though with some hesitation. The photos I had seen didn’t make the bread look fresh, and the chicharrón didn’t look like what we Peruvians know as chicharrón. It looked more like pork skin or crackling, the way Cubans or Colombians call chicharrón.
When we arrived, I ordered a *Pan con Chicharrón* and specifically asked the waitress: *Please bring me fresh bread.*
When the “Desayuno Lurín” arrived, the bread was not fresh as I had requested. The waitress asked if everything was okay, and I told her: *I asked for fresh bread, but you brought me bread fried in butter or oil.* I put together the sandwich, but I was honestly disappointed with what they called chicharrón—it was just pork skin.
The tamal had no consistency; it fell apart. It did have flavor, but it felt very distant, not the authentic taste. I think the only good part was the sweet potato.
When serving Peruvian food, one must be very careful, because many people live off that tradition. If what you serve is not truly *Pan con Chicharrón*, then anyone who isn’t Peruvian will try it and think it’s nothing special—and that’s only because they haven’t tasted the real thing.
At the very least, if they had made it with *masa de puerco* (as Cubans call it), it would have been better
… moreWhen we arrived, I ordered a *Pan con Chicharrón* and specifically asked the waitress: *Please bring me fresh bread.*
When the “Desayuno Lurín” arrived, the bread was not fresh as I had requested. The waitress asked if everything was okay, and I told her: *I asked for fresh bread, but you brought me bread fried in butter or oil.* I put together the sandwich, but I was honestly disappointed with what they called chicharrón—it was just pork skin.
The tamal had no consistency; it fell apart. It did have flavor, but it felt very distant, not the authentic taste. I think the only good part was the sweet potato.
When serving Peruvian food, one must be very careful, because many people live off that tradition. If what you serve is not truly *Pan con Chicharrón*, then anyone who isn’t Peruvian will try it and think it’s nothing special—and that’s only because they haven’t tasted the real thing.
At the very least, if they had made it with *masa de puerco* (as Cubans call it), it would have been better
Erika Florez
We had the tuna causa, chicken and waffles, and grilled chicken. Food was great and we will definitely visit again.
The surtido juice was amazing!
… moreThe surtido juice was amazing!
Isabel Otero
If you’re anywhere near this place and you love a seriously good sandwich, do yourself a favor and stop by this incredible Latina-woman-owned spot. The food is made with heart, flavor, and the kind of authenticity you can’t fake.
I tried the Peruvian Pan con Chicharrón and it was absolutely outstanding. The pork was perfectly crispy on the outside and tender inside, the bread was fresh and just the right amount of crunchy, and the flavors came together in that magical way that makes you pause mid-bite and go, “Okay… this is special.”
The chicken wings were also delicious—perfectly cooked, flavorful, and the kind you keep reaching for even when you’re already full. And somehow I still had room for the chocolate cake, which was rich, moist, and the perfect sweet ending to the meal.
You can taste the tradition and care in every bite. It’s the kind of place that reminds you how powerful simple food can be when it’s done right.
Support small businesses, support Women entrepreneurs, and most importantly… go try that sandwich. You’ll thank me later.
… moreI tried the Peruvian Pan con Chicharrón and it was absolutely outstanding. The pork was perfectly crispy on the outside and tender inside, the bread was fresh and just the right amount of crunchy, and the flavors came together in that magical way that makes you pause mid-bite and go, “Okay… this is special.”
The chicken wings were also delicious—perfectly cooked, flavorful, and the kind you keep reaching for even when you’re already full. And somehow I still had room for the chocolate cake, which was rich, moist, and the perfect sweet ending to the meal.
You can taste the tradition and care in every bite. It’s the kind of place that reminds you how powerful simple food can be when it’s done right.
Support small businesses, support Women entrepreneurs, and most importantly… go try that sandwich. You’ll thank me later.
Erika S.
Two Spoons serves the best desayuno Lurin! I recently went with a large group to celebrate a birthday and the service was amazing, the food was incredible and so fresh. You can taste it’s made with love and care for what they do. I can’t wait to go back, I look forward to seeing more menu options too!
… moreKarelys Hevia
Two spoons is a beautiful and cozy restaurant that serves delicious food. From every bite you get satisfaction!!
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