Inka Mama's Restaurant

I ordered lomo saltado but it came cold and the fries were gritty and old tasting, we also got the calamari but they put the salsa criolla on top so they came cold and soggy, my partner got the tallarin verde with breaded chicken and it tasted good but the breading on the chicken was soggy and had an undercooked consistency.

The place is good, but the food is not really worth the price. Coming from a peruvian, there is a bunch of cheaper and better places. I got the empanadas and aji de gallina it was pretty mid and pricey for what it is.

Great hostesses. We always go there. We feel at home not to mention the fantastic ceviche and causas!!!

Great food.

Nice peruvian place to come and try out. We got the arroz con pollo its good, added lemon and made it better. Got the Jalea also its deep fried seafood with some veggies ontop. Next time we will try different food but so far nice place to come and try out. The Chicha morada was a different type of drink its sweet n juicy.

This Peruvian restaurant is amazing they have fresh food and I try the pisco sour cocktail so far is the best one I ever try in California. Service es amazing as well waiter Lu is really attentive and helpful when you ask any questions about the food.

Food was great as always.

Our family loves going here. The food is amazing and the staff is friendly. If it’s your first time, try the beef saltado or the paella. Support small business. warning the green sauce is spicy but it goes with everything and is delicious.

Pretty good.

Delicious Lomo Saltado and anticuchos!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Flan, Tacu Tacu, Causa, Ceviche, Saltados, Huancaina, Lomo Saltado

It was a cool autumn day so I opted for the shrimp stew (Chupa de Camerones) with a side of bread. The stew/soup is a nice change of pace from cheese and cream based soups available in so many restaurants.

The soup was full of shrimp, potatoes, rice, tomatoes and onion. It's very aromatic so it's a pleasure to both the nose and mouth.

The serving seemed like 2 - 3 cups. It was very filling.

RECOMMEND

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 4

Service: 4

It had been a while since we last dined here at Inka Mama’s and we were passing Aliso Viejo on our way back to San Diego from the LA International Airport. It was approximately 2 hours prior to them closing so we opted to dine in and enjoy some delicious Peruvian food. We started with some empanadas (one chicken, one beef). They were served hot & savory, they weren’t dry like many other empanadas we’ve tried at other restaurants. Then we shared a Chaufa Combinado (Peruvian fried rice sautéed w/beef, chicken, shrimp, peas, carrots, scrambled eggs, ginger, black bean sauce, red bell peppers, and green onions) and it was delicious and just the right portion for us to share. Had we both ordered an entree each, it would’ve been far too much food for us, and we would’ve had to take the leftovers home. I believe this was our first time ordering their Chaufa Combinado and were quite pleased with it. This restaurant also accepts AMEX cards, a plus for us as it’s our payment of choice.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Food is consistently good.

Atmosphere: 3

Food: 4

Service: 4

Recommended dishes: Saltado Vainitas De Pollo, Paella De Mariscos

Great food !

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Ceviche

We loved all the food's they served.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Cabrito Norteno, SD Jalea Sarza Criolla, Ceviche, Tallarin Verde Con Pollo, Aji de Gallina