Die besten Restaurants mit Peruanisches restaurant Essen in Berlin

Excellent culinary experience! The food was delicious and well presented, with authentic and fresh flavours. The service was impeccable, attentive and friendly at all times. The restaurant's atmosphere is cozy and elegant, ideal for a special dinner. I will definitely return and recommend this place to my friends and family. Five stars deserved!

I picked up three empanadas to try. Two of them were delicious (carne and chili con carne), but the third (atan with tuna) was unfortunately very disappointing because it was spoiled. Very sad because overall I liked the concept.

Very chill music, food was fresh and a good variety from fish to meat. We loved the pulpo al olivo, and the pisco sour is delicious!

The attention and food feel like home, despite me being Chilean. Excellent place.

Incredible, amazing, and fantastic

Excellent, authentic food, but at ridiculous prices. Quality has its price, a ceviche for just under 20 euros should have more than a few thinly sliced ​​pieces of fish. Between the two of you, you can spend 120 euros or more until you're full. It's not worth it, especially since the station hall atmosphere isn't exactly inviting.

The ambience is quite good, the service is ok, but unfortunately what sounds exciting and tasty on the menu is not particularly convincing in the mouth. Being able to drape something nicely on a plate doesn't mean that it has culinary significance. You won't find any real culinary highlights here. The price-performance ratio is not right here at all. The kitchen is too slow even with relatively few guests. There are much better things in Berlin.

I can only recommend this place. I tried the cerviche with my companion: nice. My beef was good. And best of all: the pisco sours were in a class of their own.

Unfortunately, the kitchen disappointed me((( honestly admit: your food lacks colors and flavors, brightness of flavors… …peruvian gastronomy - very rich in its flavors!!!! but the food seemed tasteless and boring to me(((( I can only wish your restaurant: don't relax because today you haven't proven yourself that you can cook deliciously despite the fact that Michelin recommends you (or is it connected with the fact that in Berlin they don't know how to cook well at all or the quality of the cuisine decreases when Michelin recommends you)...

Since today, November 11th, the restaurant below has been operating under the name "Two". No longer a Peruvian restaurant but more in the direction of Colombia and Argentina. The food tasted very good, the chef is from Argentina and got the taste perfect. The service also deserves full points. Pleasant experience would be happy again.