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  • Best Restaurants in London

    Want to take a bite out of the best dishes in London? Discover delicious Peruvian restaurants based on price, location, and more. Find the top spots for your next lunch or dinner faster than you can say "yes please!" to dessert.

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    Restaurant Leicester Square Kitchen in Covent Garden, London

    Leicester Square Kitchen

    Located at Covent Garden area
    Peruvian Restaurant

    ££££

    Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Brunch, Dinner
    Located at Covent Garden areaPeruvian Restaurant

    ££££

    Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Brunch, Dinner
    5.5/6
    4 reviews
    5.5/6
    4 reviews
    Leicester Square Kitchen
    Restaurant Chotto Matte Soho in Soho, London

    Chotto Matte Soho

    Located at Soho area
    Sushi

    ££££

    Meals: Dessert, Dinner
    Located at Soho areaSushi

    ££££

    Meals: Dessert, Dinner
    Chotto Matte Soho

    Inca London

    Located at Oxford Circus area
    Latin American Restaurant

    ££££

    Meals: Dessert, Dinner, Cake & Coffee, Sunday lunch
    Located at Oxford Circus areaLatin American Restaurant

    ££££

    Meals: Dessert, Dinner, Cake & Coffee, Sunday lunch
    6.0/6
    1 reviews
    6.0/6
    1 reviews
    Inca London

    Zuaya

    Located at Kensington area
    Latin American Restaurant

    ££££

    Meals: Tapas, Lunch, Dinner
    Located at Kensington areaLatin American Restaurant

    ££££

    Meals: Tapas, Lunch, Dinner
    5.0/6
    17 reviews
    5.0/6
    17 reviews
    Zuaya
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      A fusion of foods in the Peruvian restaurants in London

      Owing to a long history of cultural changes, Peruvian is considered to be one of the first fusion cuisines, and that’s long before fusion became the trend it is today. The cuisine blends the foods of the country’s indigenous peoples – such as potatoes, quinoa, lima beans, chile peppers, sweet potatoes – with that of the Spanish conquistadors of the 16th century, of African slaves forcibly brought over during the years of the slave trade, and in more recent years, of Japanese and Chinese immigrants. Perhaps the most well-known traditional food you’ll find in London’s Peruvian restaurants is ceviche, a refreshing dish made using raw fish, lemon or lime juice, chilli peppers and spices. There are many variations of this tasty dish, with some varieties incorporating herbs like cilantro and vegetables like onions or corn to add a different bite. Ceviche isn’t only popular in Peru. In fact, you’ll find this dish in countries all over South America and the Caribbean. After all, it’s the perfect dish for cooling off in hot weather, and even during the summer it provides a cooling break from the heat of the Peruvian restaurants in London.
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      Drink up: try pisco sours and Inca Kola at London’s Peruvian restaurants

      In Peru, you’ll find many unique beverages that differ from the usual colas we’re so often exposed to. Thankfully, you don’t have to travel to Peru just to taste them – many of them are sold alongside the food at the many Peruvian restaurants in London. One popular beverage is called Inca Kola. This non-alcoholic beverage is suitable for the whole family, and its taste is unlike any other drinks. Flavoured with lemongrass, Inca Kola was once considered a symbol of Peruvian nationalism. Yellow in colour, the drink is very sweet, with a flavour almost like candy. If you’re looking to get a little buzz on in one of the Peruvian restaurants in London, we can recommend Peru’s national drink, pisco. This alcoholic beverage is made from fresh grapes, then distilled to create a drink that can be best compared to brandy. Mix it up with an egg white, sugar and key lime juice, and you’ve got yourself a pisco sour, or let someone else mix it for you at one of London’s Peruvian restaurants.
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      Find a new favourite food in the Peruvian restaurants around London

      In London, Peruvian restaurants are becoming more and more popular, so you should have no trouble finding one that’s close to you. Even better, with Quandoo you can find and book the best Peruvian restaurants in London with ease, and earn Loyalty Points with each reservation and review you leave. It’s simple, and best of all, it’s free! Sign up to begin reaping the rewards.