Go try some incredible empanadas, almost as if you were in
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Sofia Santa Cruz
As a native Bolivian I was surprised they offer "almuerzo" for only $14!! This included soup and main dish + a drink. Also you have bread and llajua. We had quinoa soup and one of my favorite silpancho. Over all is hard to find a genuine bolivian restaurant, but this one took me back to my home city.Great place, can not wait to come back to try more!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Asado A la Chorrellana
ENRIQUE URIBE
It seems to me a lack of respect for the customer that they pass a letter without prices. We walked in, sat down and there was NO price on their menu. The waitress said everything was $16. What we saw online is that the prices are not all the same. Same: WHAT IS THE MYSTERY? Could it be that they charge you according to the face? After you receive the check with other prices, what do you do? The reality is that going to a restaurant is no different than doing business. You pay for them to give you a service. But: how to request a service without knowing the prices?
Shelly J.
To say it's the best Bolivian food in NOVA is a stretch. I heard about them on Instagram. So I had to see for myself if they are better than Luzmarys or Luzmilas.... and they are not!! I've been to Bolivia and have Bolivian fam members. So I know the flavors.. For starters, They don't give you comp bread like most places. So I started off ordering a safe menu item before I ordering a meaty dish. I ordered a saltena (chicken). The filing... meh. Not flavorful. It didn't wow my mouth. The rellano (the stuffing had: chicken wasn't shredded. Large chunks of white meat.and dry!! Most places season their chicken... this Pollo never met sazon or any Goya products. It also had minced potato, and egg. Most places would have olives and raisins. And filled, and served piping hot with juices flowing not here. I ordered their empanadas since it was highly sought after on yelp . Soo waitress messed up and gave me a non spicy one. Though it was good, it was served piping hot... So when she gave me the spicy empanada, that isssh was cold... im like excuse me.. I dont wanna complain but this cold.. She told me it's suppose to be ... nahhhh.. even mi pana was like what type of crap is that. No where ... that makes empanadas are served cold..... To me that tells me that they are lazy. From seeing the dishes, it lack... Trust me I've been to better places.. even my old aunt can whip up something better with her eyes closed than what they was serving here... oh nooo. The wait staff are kinda iffy.. is why I'm giving this 3 stars but they need to listen better. Like I ordered 2 saltenas but only got one... good.. save me some money cuz I should've went to Pike or Luzys. Also it's a little shady to block out the prices. So ask about prices before ordering. Before you get sticker shock. If you want good Bolivian food try Kantutas in Wheaton, Pike, Betty's or Luzmilas. You've been warned...
jhonny salguero
The food has no flavor, my order took a long time and the waitress forces you to tip a specific amount. I don't recommend it.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 1
Miriam Luna
Like a good BolivianUnfortunately quinoa broth never uses pigskinBreaded meat as a sole, what a shame it's not Bolivian
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Recommended dishes: Silpancho
Abigail Nayali RoJas Gutierrez
A good place to go with your family, friends or partner, the atmosphere is pleasant, the delicious food is similar to my homeland of Bolivia, I really liked the juicy and delicious Sálteña, the delicious pique, I would go
I found in this place a piece of my country, with the dishes prepared exactly the same, in addition to the delicious mocochinchi soda, the peanut soup, etc. When you feel nostalgic for your homeland, this is where you can also meet up with a lot of compatriots.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 3
Recommended dishes: Falso Conejo
Ahmad A.
Never have soup and don't even give complementary bread very unusual always have excuses
ED Romero
First time visiting this restaurant and the food was delicious ? with very good attention from the waitresses...
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Franklin Alvarez
They are memories of my country Bolivia, long live Cochabamba always with its gastronomy...
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Picante de Lengua En Salsa, Salteñas, Falso Conejo
Warren Porter
Best Bolivian pastries (Cuñape and empanadas) in the region. Cooked food is good too.Parking: Parking lot is sufficient
the cashier is rude and
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 5
Service: 1
There’s no price in his menu, food wasn’t bad at all but it’s overpriced. Nothing
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 2
One of the best places to eat Bolivia food...
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Cuñape, Pique Macho, Peanut Soup, Silpancho, Empanada Wistupiku
Go try some incredible empanadas, almost as if you were in
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
As a native Bolivian I was surprised they offer "almuerzo" for only $14!! This included soup and main dish + a drink. Also you have bread and llajua. We had quinoa soup and one of my favorite silpancho. Over all is hard to find a genuine bolivian restaurant, but this one took me back to my home city.Great place, can not wait to come back to try more!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Asado A la Chorrellana
It seems to me a lack of respect for the customer that they pass a letter without prices. We walked in, sat down and there was NO price on their menu. The waitress said everything was $16. What we saw online is that the prices are not all the same. Same: WHAT IS THE MYSTERY? Could it be that they charge you according to the face? After you receive the check with other prices, what do you do? The reality is that going to a restaurant is no different than doing business. You pay for them to give you a service. But: how to request a service without knowing the prices?
To say it's the best Bolivian food in NOVA is a stretch. I heard about them on Instagram. So I had to see for myself if they are better than Luzmarys or Luzmilas.... and they are not!! I've been to Bolivia and have Bolivian fam members. So I know the flavors.. For starters, They don't give you comp bread like most places. So I started off ordering a safe menu item before I ordering a meaty dish. I ordered a saltena (chicken). The filing... meh. Not flavorful. It didn't wow my mouth. The rellano (the stuffing had: chicken wasn't shredded. Large chunks of white meat.and dry!! Most places season their chicken... this Pollo never met sazon or any Goya products. It also had minced potato, and egg. Most places would have olives and raisins. And filled, and served piping hot with juices flowing not here. I ordered their empanadas since it was highly sought after on yelp . Soo waitress messed up and gave me a non spicy one. Though it was good, it was served piping hot... So when she gave me the spicy empanada, that isssh was cold... im like excuse me.. I dont wanna complain but this cold.. She told me it's suppose to be ... nahhhh.. even mi pana was like what type of crap is that. No where ... that makes empanadas are served cold..... To me that tells me that they are lazy. From seeing the dishes, it lack... Trust me I've been to better places.. even my old aunt can whip up something better with her eyes closed than what they was serving here... oh nooo. The wait staff are kinda iffy.. is why I'm giving this 3 stars but they need to listen better. Like I ordered 2 saltenas but only got one... good.. save me some money cuz I should've went to Pike or Luzys. Also it's a little shady to block out the prices. So ask about prices before ordering. Before you get sticker shock. If you want good Bolivian food try Kantutas in Wheaton, Pike, Betty's or Luzmilas. You've been warned...
The food has no flavor, my order took a long time and the waitress forces you to tip a specific amount. I don't recommend it.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 1
Like a good BolivianUnfortunately quinoa broth never uses pigskinBreaded meat as a sole, what a shame it's not Bolivian
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Recommended dishes: Silpancho
A good place to go with your family, friends or partner, the atmosphere is pleasant, the delicious food is similar to my homeland of Bolivia, I really liked the juicy and delicious Sálteña, the delicious pique, I would go
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 4
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I found in this place a piece of my country, with the dishes prepared exactly the same, in addition to the delicious mocochinchi soda, the peanut soup, etc. When you feel nostalgic for your homeland, this is where you can also meet up with a lot of compatriots.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 3
Recommended dishes: Falso Conejo
Never have soup and don't even give complementary bread very unusual always have excuses
First time visiting this restaurant and the food was delicious ? with very good attention from the waitresses...
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
They are memories of my country Bolivia, long live Cochabamba always with its gastronomy...
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Picante de Lengua En Salsa, Salteñas, Falso Conejo
Best Bolivian pastries (Cuñape and empanadas) in the region. Cooked food is good too.Parking: Parking lot is sufficient
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Cu