14 "Peruvian" Restaurants in Los Angeles.
Pollo A La Brasa is not only the best Peruvian-style chicken spot in Koreatown, it’s one of the best places to eat in the entire neighborhood.
Matsuhisa is the Beverly Hills restaurant that launched the Nobu empire, and there’s no sushi place that feels more LA.
Yapa is a very good Peruvian-Japanese restaurant in Little Tokyo that’s perfect for any kind of date night.
El Pollo Inka is a casual Peruvian spot with excellent food, and the original Lawndale location is a party most days of the week.
Rosaliné is a fun, convenient Peruvian spot in the heart of West Hollywood and a place you’ll find yourself at quite a bit.
La Tostaderia is a Peruvian spot serving ceviche and seafood tacos in Downtown LA’s Grand Central Market.
Kotosh is a Peruvian-Japanese spot in a Lomita strip mall that manages to do two pretty different cuisines pretty well.
If you're hungry at the Venice Boardwalk, don't settle for a sub-par burger: El Huarique is offering excellent Peruvian ceviche.
Los Balcones in Studio City is a popoular restaurant with very good Mestizo - Peruvian and Spanish-influenced - food.
Tomboloco is a little Peruvian restaurant in East Hollywood that makes for an excellent, affordable lunch.
Caveman Kitchen in West Adams is usually full of USC students eating fresh, fast Peruvian-American food.
