Puerto Perú, Santiago

Best Peruvian food south of Tacna! And truly great Pisco Sours, like they should be served. I highly recommend this hidden gem.

Food great, nice place....Great Peruvian food outside Peru. The lomo saltado was very good. For a real Pisco Sour, we liked it more than the Chilean version. The service was great too and very helpful. We had a good time eating there

The sea food was delicious and the wine was excellent. The place is small and clean. Service was fast and friendly.Would love to eat there again.Highly recommended.

I took my family to eat here instead of Los Ranchos. I was craving ceviche and lomo saltado. The place was practically empty, and I waited 2 hrs. for the food, and the food was not good. The price was outstanding. The service was poor. Never again, Never.Go anywhere else than here.

Off the beaten path in Providencia, the place has no exterior signs indicating it is a restaurant. Not to fear...the owner told me that his clientele finds the place by word of mouth. I can understand why. The food was simply mouth-watering. We started with the customary pisco sour (Peruvian style) and were not disappointed. This was followed by a delightful appetizer of "pulpo de olivar" (octopus with olive paste. Never tried octopus before, but after this experience I will !! Our main courses consisted of "Picante de camerones," a wonderfully picante treatment of shrimp in a chili-laced cream sauce, complete with rice, chopped olives, and egg slice. I had the "Lomo Salteado," beef sauteed with onion, tomato, parsley, chilis, and topped with papa frites. While the exterior is almost hidden, the interior is spotlessly clean. The wait staff is clean and attentive, the decor is light and airy, the airconditioning works wonderfully (a plus on a scorching day), and there is absolutely NO SMOKING!!! What more can one ask? This restaurant is one of the best I have visited in Chile...after 4 trips. A true gem!!