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The food was good and the place looks nice. We had some nikkei fusion, meats and Amazonian food. All were excellent. There is more international western food than local food though. The atmosphere makes it a nice place to hangout in groups and enjoy diverse foods while having some drinks.
The problems:
_ This food court concept style with multiple food choices is meant to allow the customer to wander around to look at each stall/shop, have an idea of each provider and then decide and order. The point is the freedom to roam around and have a flexible choice. Unfortunately, at this place they chose to have the staff wait at the table directly with an online menu. From the beginning you're being ushered with some pressure to sit and be waited on. The staff would come to the table with too much frequency to check on orders and find more ways to assist. It feels too invasive and uncomfortable.
_ The tipping culture is customary in Peru where service is generally excellent in comparison to literally the world. However, recently as payments become increasingly virtual, tips have been asked for in a too upfront manner that feels a lot like pressure. It is not different at this place where frequent interruptions are considered good service. It just feels forced, if anything customers should be left the voluntary choice to provide a tip or not rather than being asked for one.
The problems:
_ This food court concept style with multiple food choices is meant to allow the customer to wander around to look at each stall/shop, have an idea of each provider and then decide and order. The point is the freedom to roam around and have a flexible choice. Unfortunately, at this place they chose to have the staff wait at the table directly with an online menu. From the beginning you're being ushered with some pressure to sit and be waited on. The staff would come to the table with too much frequency to check on orders and find more ways to assist. It feels too invasive and uncomfortable.
_ The tipping culture is customary in Peru where service is generally excellent in comparison to literally the world. However, recently as payments become increasingly virtual, tips have been asked for in a too upfront manner that feels a lot like pressure. It is not different at this place where frequent interruptions are considered good service. It just feels forced, if anything customers should be left the voluntary choice to provide a tip or not rather than being asked for one.
It’s a great concept with some great food including Peruvian, Amazonian, sushi, poke bowls, burgers, kebabs etc. I think it’d be better if the wait staff didn’t come and get your order for the food but if they really let people roam around and pay for their food directly from the stalls. In my opinion, it’d be way more immersive and fun that way, giving you the opportunity to really eye out the food you want. The wait staff could then be tasked with just keeping track of drinks.
Kleine Portionen, durchschnittliches Essen, dafür teuer
Es ist nicht sehr groß, aber die Atmosphäre ist sehr schön und einladend. Es gibt viele verschiedene Gerichte und gute Drinks.
Kein Touristenerlebnis - einfach ein hipper Ort zum Essen und Verweilen.
Kein Touristenerlebnis - einfach ein hipper Ort zum Essen und Verweilen.
Sehr Schönes und leckeres traditionelles peruanisches Essen
Überteuert, gleichgültige Angestellte an den Ständen, schlechtes Essen und Hausmeister die unbedingt genau da wo du sitzt, obwohl es sonst leer ist eine Kamera reparieren wollen und dich ständig dabei anstupsen beim Essen. Desweiteren Arroganz und Neureiche Möchtegerns wo man hinschaut. Nicht nochmal. Lima an sich ist einfach grässlich.
Mehr Schein als Sein