Peruvian Restaurants Around the World | at Perú Comidas

Table of contents
- Find out where to eat the best ceviche outside Peru
- Why a guide to Peruvian restaurants around the world?
- 🍽️ What will this section include?
- ✈️ Planning a trip to Peru? We're thinking of you too!
- 🍲 Peruvian cuisine as a cultural ambassador
- 🌟 Who is this section for?
- 📢 Would you like your restaurant to be in our guide?
- 🛎️ In the meantime, what can you do?
Find out where to eat the best ceviche outside Peru
Peruvian gastronomy has no borders. For decades it has been winning over palates on every continent, and today it is recognized as one of the finest in the world. But... where can you eat a good causa limeña in Paris? Or an authentic ají de gallina in New York? And what about a homemade pollada in Madrid?
At Perú Comidas we have been sharing recipes, stories, ingredients and cooking secrets for years. But we know that many Peruvians abroad, and thousands of lovers of our food, don't just want to make our dishes: they also want to know where they can enjoy the best Peruvian experience outside the country.
That's why we have a new section on our website devoted exclusively to the best Peruvian restaurants in the world. A living, dynamic guide, chosen with love, so you can enjoy a good lomo saltado wherever you are on the planet.
Why a guide to Peruvian restaurants around the world?
The idea came from you: from the messages we get every week asking "do you know a good Peruvian restaurant in Barcelona?", "what do you recommend in Buenos Aires?", "is this place in Tokyo worth it?".
Peruvian cuisine is no longer just a source of national pride: it is an international phenomenon. Peruvian restaurants have won Michelin stars, appear in global rankings and are constantly recognized for their fusion, flavor and sophistication.
But among so many names, reviews and rankings, what's missing is a guide made with love for Peruvian food, for Peruvians abroad and for anyone curious about good food. A guide that includes everything from the most sophisticated gourmet spots to those hidden huariques that make arroz con mariscos just like at home.
🍽️ What will this section include?
We are working on an intuitive, visual, up-to-date platform, where you will find:
- Recommended Peruvian restaurants in different cities around the world.
- Filters by country, city, type of food (traditional, fusion, chifa, Creole, seafood, etc.) and price range.
- Reviews and ratings from real customers.
- Photos, menus and links to their websites or social media.
- Useful details such as address, opening hours, whether they offer delivery or have a menu in Spanish.
- Space for you to recommend your favorite restaurant too.
✈️ Planning a trip to Peru? We're thinking of you too!
We know many of our readers are planning a trip to Peru, drawn by the fame of our gastronomy. And we know a good meal can make the difference between just another trip... and an unforgettable experience.
So besides showing you where to eat Peruvian food outside the country, we are also preparing a special guide to restaurants and huariques within Peru, organized by region.
You will find recommendations in:
- Lima: from the best-known cebicherías to Barranco's chicken joints and the huariques of the Historic Center.
- Cusco: traditional picanterías, places with views of the Andes and food experiences in the Sacred Valley.
- Arequipa, Piura, Chiclayo, Trujillo, Iquitos, Huancayo, Puno and more.
And it's not just about names: we will give you practical tips, recommendations for unmissable dishes in each city, and cultural facts so you can live a true Peruvian experience from the first bite.
🍲 Peruvian cuisine as a cultural ambassador
Every Peruvian restaurant, whether in Peru or abroad, is more than a place that serves food: it is a small embassy of Peru.
There, dishes with history are made, the recipes inherited from our grandmothers are kept alive, and ancestral traditions blend with contemporary creativity. Eating at a good Peruvian restaurant is, literally, tasting Peru.
And that is what we want to share with you: not just a food guide, but a window onto Peru from the table.
🌟 Who is this section for?
- Peruvians living abroad who want to reconnect with their flavors.
- Travelers who got to know Peru and want to relive that culinary experience.
- Lovers of world cuisine looking for quality, authenticity and flavor.
- Everyone who believes that eating is also a way of traveling.
📢 Would you like your restaurant to be in our guide?
If you have a Peruvian restaurant, or know one that deserves to be in our Peruvian Restaurants section, we want to build this guide together with you, our community.
You can follow us on social media or send us a direct message at [email protected] so we can write an article about your restaurant.
🛎️ In the meantime, what can you do?
- Comment on and share this article with friends and family living outside Peru.
- Write to us on social media or by email telling us about your favorite restaurant.
- Keep cooking with us in our traditional Peruvian recipes section.
And if you miss the taste of home, don't miss our most popular recipes:
👉 How to make ají de gallina, step by step
👉 Traditional papa rellena recipe
👉 Sourdough baguette






