Huaca Pucllana, Lima

Very nice place with lots of history, really good food and view.

Just to be fair, I need to say I don't really appreciate Fusion food that much. However, the food is quite salty. The Groupa I had is over-cooked and the veggies that come with it is extrememly salty. My friend had the seafood soup, and again it's salty. We ordered 3 desserts, the better ones are Pisco Ice-cream parfait, and Rice Pudding filled philo cone with Rasin ice-cream. The service is not very good either as we asked the waiter if he can speak English, he said no, but then he didn't even try to find us an english-speaking waiter. The waiting ime for the food is long and the pisco sour they served us taste really bad. The place is definitely nice especially sitting on the patio you can see the ruins lit up by nice lightings. We were told that the tour to the ruin is included; however, this is not true, and regular admission does apply.

The setting is spectacular, but the food at this Italo-Peruvian-modern cuisine restaurant is what really makes this place special. The rabbit risotto was beyond belief, as was the tiradito for appetizer. I only wish that I could keep on eating, there were so many dishes I wanted to try. Did I mention the scenery? Don't igve it another thought.

it's really just a huge stack of bricks, as the other poster said, but having the tour guide explain the culture that built them and the history is interesting. they have a little garden of traditional peruvian plants and a little zoo of animals that is interesting. the hairless dogs and indeed freaky.