As travel requirements start to become more relaxed, and tourists from all over the world land in Lima again as the starting point for their Peruvian adventure, it is not uncommon for friends who are visiting the city to ask me about places to eat, so I figured it would be easier to come up with a list of some of my favorites spots (not only Peruvian food) that provide authentic and consistent quality that will not blow your budget:
Restaurant | Type of Food | Google Location |
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Acurruncun | Traditional Peruvian | Jiron Francisco Moreno 151, Surquillo |
Amarcord | Italian | Av. 28 de Julio #391, Miraflores |
Casa Corea | Korean Food | Av. Grau 273, Miraflores |
Chifa Titi | Chinese Peruvian "Chifa" | Javier Prado Este 1212, San Isidro |
Contraste | Peruvian Fusion | Av. la Paz 604 |
Dhaasu | Indian | Republica de Panama 245, Barranco |
Fuji | Traditional Japanese | Paseo de la Republica 4084, Miraflores |
Fujou | Traditional Chinese | 2 de Mayo 416, Miraflores |
Huambra | Amazonian | Calle Porta 135, Miraflores |
Huancahuasi | Peruvian Andean | Flora Tristan 585, La Molina |
Kaiyo Rolls | Sushi, Ramen & Cocktails | Calle Manuel Bonilla 170, Miraflores |
La Picanteria | Northern Peruvian Food | Jiron Francisco Moreno 388 |
Los Meros Meros | Mexican | Calle Esperanza 263, Miraflores |
Merito | Peruvian South American Fusion | 28 de Julio 206, Barranco |
S'Concha | Peruvian Seafood | Jiron Leoncio Prado 645, Surquillo |
As an ending note, I you are feeling more curious about Peruvian cuisine, Peru Trip Advisors can arrange a cooking class in Lima, just like they did for UK based Travel Writer Pip Jones featured on the main picture.


Disclaimer: I intentionally skipped any restaurants listed on the 50 best list as these are easily found by searching on Google for best Peruvian food.