Chios Rotisserie
$ • Peruvian, Latin American, Vegetarian
Hours:
2656 Timber Dr, Garner
(919) 773-1016
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Visiting from out of town, my husband and I were ready for lunch. I searched “food near me”, and this restaurant was only .2 miles away. We had no experience with Peruvian food, and looked forward to a new adventure. We have no regrets. This place is amazing! We both ordered the Lomo Saltado Salvaje, beef, served with a perfectly cooked egg and delicious plantains. The stir fried tomatoes and onions tasted fresh, and the beef was sublime. The portions were huge, and we could...read full review
Best Peruvian chicken I have tried. We came to an event in Garner and this is our second day coming back. The arroz Chaufa is also amazing, totally recommended!!!
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Hours
| Monday | 11AM - 8PM |
| Tuesday | 11AM - 8PM |
| Wednesday | 11AM - 8PM |
| Thursday | 11AM - 8PM |
| Friday | 11AM - 8PM |
| Saturday | 11AM - 8PM |
| Sunday | 11AM - 8PM |
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Chios Rotisserie is a small, unassuming restaurant in a Garner, NC strip mall that serves great food and has friendly staff. Their rotisserie chicken is a highlight, always cooked to perfection and never bloody. The restaurant's yellow mayo-based sauce is also a hit, especially the mayo and spicy sauce, which are loved by customers. The place offers authentic Peruvian food, including dishes like arroz chaufa, tacu tacu, and plantains, which are well seasoned and flavorful.
Customers often enjoy takeout, finding it quick and convenient, but dining in is also a warm and inviting experience. The staff provides excellent service, making every visit enjoyable. Overall, Chios Rotisserie is considered a hidden gem with authentic flavors, surpassing other local spots for their delicious rotisserie chicken and sauces, and is a favorite among locals.
Reviewers have praised the juicy and perfectly cooked rotisserie chicken, as well as the helpful staff. The restaurant is described as a family-owned, mom-and-pop type business, offering high-quality, homemade Peruvian food at a slightly higher price point than chain restaurants, but well worth it.