Peruvian Restaurants near Easton, PA

Pesca Peru Peruvian • $
1126 Northampton St, Easton

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Chaufa Mixto Pollo Y Carne
Ceviche de Pollo A la Olla
Yuca A la Huancaina
Arroz Chaufa Pollo
Jalea de Mariscos
Papa La Huacaina
Pollo A la Brasa
Chaufa Mariscos
Inka Kola Lata
Tallarin Verde

“Una ves por semana voy a comer riquísima la comida“

4.3 Superb105 Reviews
La Casera Peruvian • $
954 Pembroke Rd, Bethlehem - 7.83 miles

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Churros Con Helado de Lucuma Chirimoya O Guanavana
Helado de Lucuma Sobre Un Bizcocho de Chocolate
Yuca a La Huancaína Huancaina Style Cassava
Tallarin A la Huancaina Con Lomo Saltado
Arroz Con Camarones Rice with Shrimp
Pollo Al Carbón Chargrilled Chicken
Pollo Salteado Sautéed Chicken
Lomo Saltado de Pollo Con Arroz
Green Spaghetti and Steak
Arroz Chaufa De Mariscos

“Muy buena la comida y excelente servicio al cliente!!“

4.8 Superb63 Reviews
Machu Picchu Peruvian Restaurant Peruvian • $
1330 E 4th St, Bethlehem - 8.82 miles

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Seco Combinado Con Arroz Y Frijoles Green Stew Beef with Rice and Beans
Lomo Saltado De Carne and Chaufa De Mariscos
Pollo Asado Con Papá Frita A la Francesa
Listo Para Comer Pollito Asado
Jalea De Mariscos Con Arroz
Half Chicken Rice and Beans
Tostones Fried Green Bananas
Causa Rellena with Pollo
Arroz Chaufa Mariscos
Seafood Fried Rice

“As we were traveling back to Vermont from Pennsylvania this past weekend, we came across Machu Picchu Peruvian Restaurant and decided to give it a try. It was around lunchtime, and the place was bustling, which seemed like a good sign, though we did have a bit of a wait before being seated. The servers mainly spoke Spanish, and with most of the menu in Spanish as well, I saw it as a perfect chance to practice my Spanish.

We started off with Tostones—fried green plantains—which were crispy and delicious, making a great appetizer at $5.20. For our main courses, I ordered Seco Combinado Con Arroz y Frijoles, a green stew beef served with rice and beans, priced at $17.68. The beef was tender, and the green stew had a fantastic flavor with a hint of cilantro that really stood out. My wife went for Lomo Saltado de Pollo—sautéed chicken with onions, tomatoes, fries, and white rice—also for $17.68. The mix of juicy chicken, fresh veggies, and crispy fries was well balanced and filling. For drinks, we each got a Soda En Lata Personal—a canned Sprite, at $1.56 each.

We finished with Crema Volteada, a Peruvian flan, which was creamy with a rich caramel taste. It was $5.72 and was the perfect sweet ending to our meal.

The ambiance in the restaurant was warm and inviting, with traditional Peruvian decor that gave it a cozy feel. The food was authentic and packed with flavor, and though we had to wait a bit, the service was friendly and attentive. Overall, it was a memorable meal and a great little taste of Peru on our way home.“

3.9 Good70 Reviews