Peruvian food is one of the most popular cuisines on an international level and it’s no wonder, in our country everything is delicious and everyone knows it! In the United States alone, to date there are more than five thousand Peruvian restaurants and our beloved Brickell area in Miami is no exception. Here there are at least 20 Peruvian places that make the locals happy with incredible dishes, both in their dining rooms and at home, thanks to the delivery service. That’s why today we want to share with you our “Peruvian food Brickell” list with 5 recommendations.
Why do we love Peruvian food?
Peru’s millenary gastronomy has its fame thanks to several factors, on the one hand, the great variety of dishes – Peruvian food is considered “Cultural Heritage of the Americas for the World” and has a menu of more than 400 dishes, with unique flavours and smells.
In addition, Peruvian gastronomy is based on fresh food, seasonings that provide unique flavours, its recipes are very healthy and mostly nutritious.
Which Peruvian dishes should I try?
There are many, but some are very popular when it comes to international restaurants:
- Ceviche: it is one of the most famous Peruvian dishes, very delicious and leaves a feeling of freshness and satiety when eaten. It is made with raw fish that is processed by marinating it in lemon juice, onion and coriander.
- Arroz chaufa: it is the Peruvian version of Chinese fried rice. It usually includes proteins such as eggs, chicken, shrimp, beef, pork and a variety of local vegetables.
- Anticuchos: skewers of grilled beef heart, accompanied by a sauce made of onions, tomatoes and coriander.
- Lomo saltado: beef sautéed with onions, tomatoes and french fries.
- Causa Limeña: A delicious dish with a very attractive yellow colour achieved with yellow chillies, which is layered with mashed potatoes, avocado, chicken or seafood.
Our selection: best Peruvian food delivery in Brickell
There are many options for Peruvian food in Brickell, so we’ve put together a selection of the best in Brickell with delivery service.
1.- 305
The restaurant 305 specializes in modern Peruvian cuisine and obviously offers a wide variety of Peruvian dishes. On their website they claim that their “menu has something for everyone, from sushi dishes with Peruvian touches to unforgettable cocktails”.
The aim of this restaurant is to offer tasty, fresh, hearty dishes, served as a work of art.
This elegant restaurant is located on Miami Ave. You can order for delivery through their website.
2.- Chifa Du Kang
If there is one place to try something truly unique from this select list of Peruvian restaurants, it is Chifa Du Kang. It’s a place that gives a place to a gastronomy that was born in Peru after the encounter of Chinese migrants with the Inca people: Chifa food.
We are sure that if you are a lover of Peruvian food you may have eaten Arroz Chaufa and Lomo salteado, which are dishes of the Chifa gastronomy, then we tell you what other dishes we recommend you to order when you visit us in Chifa Du Kang, in our restaurant in Bird Road or in Kedall Drive. You can also order and eat at home.
- Chijaukai chicken: boneless fried chicken dipped in black beans and five spice sauce. It’s really crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside.
- Kamlu Wantan: Ever thought of eating sweet and sour shrimp? That’s the main thing in this dish plus chicken, pork, quail eggs with golden fried wontons.
- Du Kang Special Duck: 1/2 slow-roasted duck with hoisin sauce and ginger, served with broccoli, mushrooms and beans.
3.- La Granja
La Granja is a chain of restaurants offering everything from rotisserie chicken and hamburgers to Peruvian dishes such as lomo saltado and the popular ceviches.
They started with one restaurant in Aruba in 1993 and soon made inroads in South Florida. Today, the acceptance has been such that they have not only expanded as a nationwide chain of restaurants, but have begun to allow franchising.
It has been recognized in newspapers and magazines such as Restaurant Review Magazine which awarded them the titles of “Best Peruvian Restaurant of the Year” in 2003, “Best Peruvian Family Style Restaurant” in 2004 and also “Best Peruvian Cuisine in Fort Lauderdale 2007”.
If you live in Brickell, La Granja is located on Miami Ave. You can order online through their website.
4.- Ranchito Mi Peru 2
Peruvian food in its wide diversity also has a place in the fast food and street food scene. At Ranchito Mi Perú, you will find Peruvian dishes such as ceviche and causa in a casual atmosphere, as well as the popular Anticucho de Lima, a dish that comes conveniently on skewers and consists of the heart of beef cooked on the grill.
Some satisfied customers have said: “Great food, excellent family place, I loved everything”, “The seco de carnero wow what a delight and the caldo de gallina rico…”.
El Ranchito Mi Peru 2 is located at 2102 NW 22ND CT, MIAMI, about half an hour from downtown Brickell and you can order to eat in through their website.
5.- La Mar by Gastón Acuario
La Mar is a Peruvian restaurant chain whose origins date back to a first location in Lima more than 15 years ago. In Miami, it has a privileged location by the sea, overlooking Biscayne Bay and the city of Miami.
The executive chef of this restaurant is Diego Oka since 2014, who strives to offer diners the authentic flavours of Peruvian cuisine, as well as cocktails.
It is also important to note that this restaurant is recommended by Florida’s first Michelin Guide and was recently added to the renowned 50 Best Discovery search engine.
Find this restaurant on Brickell Key Dr. and place your order or reservation on their site.
At Chifa Du Kang we have the most special Peruvian food in Brickell and Miami
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If you are a fan of Peruvian food and want to unlock a new level, you have to try Chifa food. We accept the mission to bring the best dishes of this gastronomy in Miami to your door, so don’t wait another day.
Enter our website, get to know our menu, choose what you like the most and let the experience begin. You’ll want to come back for more.
