Wonderful hole-in-the-wall family-run restaurant! Excellent food, massive portions, and a tasty insight into Peruvian cuisine. Highly recommend to anyone who wants something a little different. French fries meals, with a twist! Or fried rice with spices you're not accustomed to! Really, give it a try and make sure to have the Peruvian punch! It's fantastic
Matt Jennings
The food and service were great. None of us in my party of seven had tried Peruvian food before, and we all loved it. Very bummed that they were out of Inca Cola, though!
Monsieur Benoit
The perfect place to go the morning after a late night out or whenever you're hungry for some tasty food. Clean and excellent service. My favorite so far is the pork tallarin chinos with lots of the house made green sauce, but I'm going to try more dishes as well.
yas rahbar
Best food ever, flavor was dancing in our mouth, huge portion
AkTheYoungBull
came here with my cousin who had recommended the place to me and wow… I can not believe this place is not publicly known by everyone. I’ve been in Tulsa all my life and just found out about it. I was so happy to have been able to try it & it truly was delightful; I got a basic pachac with fried rice and green onions. I have tried fried rice at so many different places and this truly amazed me… what surprised me even more when I was leaving is that the place is literally run by a father and his son… magnificent business and I hope great things come for it!! Thank you for serving me I will indeed be coming again.
David Guipttons
This is genuinely my favorite restaurant in town. I have taken family and multiple friends to this place just so they could get a taste of my culture. I will never get tired of coming here. The staff is nice, the location is homely, and the food is unbelievably good. It makes me proud to be Peruvian. Thank you for everything you guys do!
Trevor R.
Fun funky joint to eat. Great food and as far as I know unique to Tulsa. A go to when I have to work at the office on the weekend.
Lovejit Dhillon
The best Peruvian restaurant in Tulsa!!Try the Aji de Gallina And the fried rice.Vegetarian options: They have quite a few vegetarian options
Tess Smith
I took my 9yr old son to try this place! It was incredible and the woman working there knows so much about the menu! Loved the green sauce so much but it was honestly all really good! 10/10
Chuck F.
Ok....my friend and I meet for lunch every two to three weeks. We are always looking for some place new to try. Which leads us to lunch at Pachac on a Thursday. Location is actually easy to get to from anywhere in Tulsa near West 23rd and Southwest Blvd. The decor inside is simple Peruvian and there is plenty of seating. We sat down and the gentleman came and took our order. We both ordered the Chanda Pachac (fried rice dish) along with the Tallarin Chino Carne (noodles). Fantastic food! Service was great. Highly recommend! We will be going back.
Delicious, freshly cooked Peruvian food with lots of menu options! The restaurant is clean, food is reasonable, and we will definitely come back.
Miek D
Absolutely awesome food quality and preparation. Great service. Plan on spending $15-20/plate with a drink.
Naomi M.
this is one of my favorite places in Tulsa!!! I moved here a year ago and my partner came to visit from Atlanta and he fell in love with Pachac. He hasn't left yet and needless to say.. I think the arroz chaufa is a contributing factor. My favorite is the aji de gallina. I have yet to order something that isn't delicious. I would die for chicha morrada. Plz eat here, you won't regret it :-) (the staff here is so friendly. i never leave without getting a piece of candy in my bag. and also, the groot shrine is also incredible.)
Ben C.
If you've never tried Peruvian food, give it a try...and go to Pachac. The food is great. We have a family of 4 adventurous yet sometimes picky eaters, and we got 4 different dishes and they were all amazing. We got the Aji De Gallina, which had a great flavor and a little kick (I'm pretty sensitive to spicy food, but this was the perfect blend of heat)...this was my dish, and after trying all 4, this was my favorite. We also got the Arroz Chaufas (with pescado...bits of fried fish) and the fish was nice and flaky and added a flavorful contrast to the fried rice..my oldest daughter got this dish, and this was her favorite of the 4 dishes. My wife got the Seco Norteno, and after trying all 4 dishes, that was her favorite. Think Peruvian style beef bourginion...or wine infused pot roast...it was fall apart tender and had an amazing beefy-wine taste. The youngest daughter got the tallarin chinos with shrimp...she said it reminded her of Chinese lo mein with different (but tasty) flavors. We finished with the pescaditos - doughnuts made with squash and pumpkin...not the overly sweet American donuts...but the molasses added just enough sweet to make it a great tasting end to an amazing meal. Well definitely be coming back here next time in town, and I suggest everyone stop by this local gem.
Raúl C.
As a peruvian I am always excited to try legit peruvian food. "Chaufa" is the peruvian Chinese fried rice. It combines Chinese cuisine techniques with peruvian ingredients. Chaufa in this place was DELICIOUS!. The rice was crunchy but also moist which is difficult to achieve and which much of the peruvian Chinese restaurants tend to fail. Easily one of the best if not the best Chaufa that I've had outside peruvian territory ( taking in consideration that I lived in Miami for 5 years) The only reason I don't give 5 stars is because they did not have ceviche. I overheard they did not have seabass supply. But if you want to be Top-notch those things just don't happen. Service is outstanding. But the Restaurant itself can get a hand to be more appealing and comfortable An obligated stop if you come to Tulsa
Wonderful hole-in-the-wall family-run restaurant! Excellent food, massive portions, and a tasty insight into Peruvian cuisine. Highly recommend to anyone who wants something a little different. French fries meals, with a twist! Or fried rice with spices you're not accustomed to! Really, give it a try and make sure to have the Peruvian punch! It's fantastic
The food and service were great. None of us in my party of seven had tried Peruvian food before, and we all loved it. Very bummed that they were out of Inca Cola, though!
The perfect place to go the morning after a late night out or whenever you're hungry for some tasty food. Clean and excellent service. My favorite so far is the pork tallarin chinos with lots of the house made green sauce, but I'm going to try more dishes as well.
Best food ever, flavor was dancing in our mouth, huge portion
came here with my cousin who had recommended the place to me and wow… I can not believe this place is not publicly known by everyone. I’ve been in Tulsa all my life and just found out about it. I was so happy to have been able to try it & it truly was delightful; I got a basic pachac with fried rice and green onions. I have tried fried rice at so many different places and this truly amazed me… what surprised me even more when I was leaving is that the place is literally run by a father and his son… magnificent business and I hope great things come for it!! Thank you for serving me I will indeed be coming again.
This is genuinely my favorite restaurant in town. I have taken family and multiple friends to this place just so they could get a taste of my culture. I will never get tired of coming here. The staff is nice, the location is homely, and the food is unbelievably good. It makes me proud to be Peruvian. Thank you for everything you guys do!
Fun funky joint to eat. Great food and as far as I know unique to Tulsa. A go to when I have to work at the office on the weekend.
The best Peruvian restaurant in Tulsa!!Try the Aji de Gallina And the fried rice.Vegetarian options: They have quite a few vegetarian options
I took my 9yr old son to try this place! It was incredible and the woman working there knows so much about the menu! Loved the green sauce so much but it was honestly all really good! 10/10
Ok....my friend and I meet for lunch every two to three weeks. We are always looking for some place new to try. Which leads us to lunch at Pachac on a Thursday. Location is actually easy to get to from anywhere in Tulsa near West 23rd and Southwest Blvd. The decor inside is simple Peruvian and there is plenty of seating. We sat down and the gentleman came and took our order. We both ordered the Chanda Pachac (fried rice dish) along with the Tallarin Chino Carne (noodles). Fantastic food! Service was great. Highly recommend! We will be going back.
Restaurantji Recommends
Delicious, freshly cooked Peruvian food with lots of menu options! The restaurant is clean, food is reasonable, and we will definitely come back.
Absolutely awesome food quality and preparation. Great service. Plan on spending $15-20/plate with a drink.
this is one of my favorite places in Tulsa!!! I moved here a year ago and my partner came to visit from Atlanta and he fell in love with Pachac. He hasn't left yet and needless to say.. I think the arroz chaufa is a contributing factor. My favorite is the aji de gallina. I have yet to order something that isn't delicious. I would die for chicha morrada. Plz eat here, you won't regret it :-) (the staff here is so friendly. i never leave without getting a piece of candy in my bag. and also, the groot shrine is also incredible.)
If you've never tried Peruvian food, give it a try...and go to Pachac. The food is great. We have a family of 4 adventurous yet sometimes picky eaters, and we got 4 different dishes and they were all amazing. We got the Aji De Gallina, which had a great flavor and a little kick (I'm pretty sensitive to spicy food, but this was the perfect blend of heat)...this was my dish, and after trying all 4, this was my favorite. We also got the Arroz Chaufas (with pescado...bits of fried fish) and the fish was nice and flaky and added a flavorful contrast to the fried rice..my oldest daughter got this dish, and this was her favorite of the 4 dishes. My wife got the Seco Norteno, and after trying all 4 dishes, that was her favorite. Think Peruvian style beef bourginion...or wine infused pot roast...it was fall apart tender and had an amazing beefy-wine taste. The youngest daughter got the tallarin chinos with shrimp...she said it reminded her of Chinese lo mein with different (but tasty) flavors. We finished with the pescaditos - doughnuts made with squash and pumpkin...not the overly sweet American donuts...but the molasses added just enough sweet to make it a great tasting end to an amazing meal. Well definitely be coming back here next time in town, and I suggest everyone stop by this local gem.
As a peruvian I am always excited to try legit peruvian food. "Chaufa" is the peruvian Chinese fried rice. It combines Chinese cuisine techniques with peruvian ingredients. Chaufa in this place was DELICIOUS!. The rice was crunchy but also moist which is difficult to achieve and which much of the peruvian Chinese restaurants tend to fail. Easily one of the best if not the best Chaufa that I've had outside peruvian territory ( taking in consideration that I lived in Miami for 5 years) The only reason I don't give 5 stars is because they did not have ceviche. I overheard they did not have seabass supply. But if you want to be Top-notch those things just don't happen. Service is outstanding. But the Restaurant itself can get a hand to be more appealing and comfortable An obligated stop if you come to Tulsa