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I’m a Peru Travel Expert—Here’s How I’d Eat My Way Through Lima
['Marisol Mosquera']
Travel + Leisure | Travel Reviews, News, Guides and Tips
Start the day off at Demo, a tiny café and bakery known for its flaky croissants and Peruvian coffee.
For lunch, head north to Miraflores, Lima’s residential and upscale shopping district.
Saturday: Market Culture and Nikkei CuisineA variety of Nikkei, a mix of Japanese and Peruvian cuisine.
In the evening, lean into Nikkei cuisine, Lima’s singular fusion of Japanese and Peruvian flavors.
Open only for a tasting menu on Sundays, this quiet standout offers a poetic take on contemporary Peruvian cuisine.