Mr. Fish

Great food, phenomenal service. The server Cindy was amazing she was attentive. The music is way too loud in there though.

This is what their $22 lomo saltado looks like. Absolutely disgusting, greasy and salty. This right here is unacceptable. I would never go buy from this place again.

Initially, I was unsure what to expect, but this place defies the typical Peruvian label. It reminds me more of a local hangout you'd find along the coast in Mazatlan, Mexico. They offer Corona beer by the bucket and feature live Norteño bands on select nights, complete with a cowboy in black leather. The menu boasts traditional Peruvian seafood dishes such as Chupe de Camaron—a rich, heavily seasoned seafood chowder—and steamed whole fish. They also offer a variety of fried seafood platters, raw bar selections, and ceviche options, including Chifa Saltado dishes. The seafood, prominently displayed, is exceptionally fresh. The house hot sauce is notably fiery, adding to the authentic experience. Despite billing itself as Peruvian, the chef is Ecuadorian, trained in Peruvian cuisine, attrac

Everything was delicious! Loved the food ! Small spots like these are usually unknown hidden gems. Will be going again!

Didn't like the place, but the Ceviche de Pescado was good. Prices were too high, in my opinion. I've been to other peruvian restaurants where I think you would have a more delightful experience.