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The food was proper authentic Peruvian cuisine and the staff here were welcoming and friendly. Would definitely recommend coming here!

I went there a week before Christmas and the place showed much potential in my sight. yes! as a Peruvian man I saw this place as the one.

amazing! I am Peruvian, and this place reminds me of the restaurants I used to go with my family when I was young! I was a couple times that far.

We were heading to the Southwark Playhouse Elephant and needed a spot to grab a bite before the show. Right across the street from the theater, we stumbled upon this fantastic family restaurant. The atmosphere was clean and bustling, with Latin American music playing on the TV and a warm, welcoming staff. We enjoyed two delicious meals paired with a bottle of Peruvian wine. Overall, it was an excellent experience.

out there is not much to see, but enter the place and eat, they will be thrilled as any meal I have eaten, there are beyond delicious. I have visited various paintings with family and friends and we are all the same spirit; tasty, tasteful eating and do not forget to taste delicious seco del norte beef/lamine with beef and vegetables, or the incredibly delicious picarones a little as donuts, but from pumpkin and sweet potato, and also have a pisco sour cocktail.

An authentic and humble Peruvian restaurant with very welcoming and attentive staff. The menu has a great variety of dishes covering traditional creole, fish and street food options. If you’ve been to Lima you’ll know this venue is the equivalent of a caf serving all the classics. Probably best to visit a few times as it’s very difficult to choose from all the great options on the menu. We recommend the tamales, ceviche de pescado, anticuchos and lomo saltado. We will be back to try the rest of the menu!

Last week, we went to Sabor Peruano while in London. We ordered a variety of dishes to share and tried Inca cola. Every dish was delicious, including the salchipapas we got for our son. Just a heads up, we had to pay in cash because their card reader didn't work with our cards. There are three ATMs outside, but one was broken, another didn't let us withdraw cash (only change PIN and check balance) with Bank of Ireland and Nationwide debit cards, so we had to use the third machine that charges £1.99. It might be a good idea to bring cash when visiting to avoid any issues.

My friend and I visited Saber Peruano in E&C on November 12th. We ordered ceviche, papa rellena, and 4 Cuzquenas beers. Unfortunately, we were very disappointed with the food. The ceviche consisted of slimy fish, stale banana fritters, a lump of dried corn, and a few slices of sweet potato. The papa rellena was just a boiled potato with some filling. Additionally, we were shocked by the rude remark made by the manager in Quechua as we left. I would recommend trying Tierra Peru on Essex Rd for excellent food and service. I will not be returning to Saber Peruano and suggest others not waste their money there.

sabor peruano is a small square with tables on two flats. I was taken over there by my Peruvian friend, who, since she had discovered that this place has become one. she says that eating is just like her mother, so they can be sure that it is authentic every other Saturday there is live music and dancing after 10 o'clock. everyone tries to make you welcome, so while we waited for our table in the upper floor, we had a nice chat with one of the musicians, and one of the regulars eating is incredibly fantastic. make sure they order cassava! it's one of the appetizers. we also had fried plantain, and were served free cancha and fish stock. there are three vegetarian options available under the...