2Cocina Peruvia
2 savesRecommendation by Ken
Want a taste of Peru? If you're looking for not typical lunch or dinner out experience Cocina Peruvia is the way! 🇵🇪 What makes me fall in love with their dishes is their version of adobo. It is so tender that it feels like it melts in my mouth. 📷 owned by @cocinaperuviaph
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Comments (2)
Peruvian food is great! My friends in chile said all the best food in chile is peruvian :D
But do they sell alpaca, guinea pig, and ceviche? 😉