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It's a pleasant experience to try nicely cooked monkfish, arroz con pollo and ají de gallina. According to the visitors' opinions, waiters serve good coffee. The gracious staff welcomes people all year round. Fine service is something that guests highlight in their comments. But this restaurant is not highly appreciated by Google users who provided it a below average rating.
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Paulina Anna
5 months ago on Google
Super tasty Peruvian food, a nice last meal in the country :). Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 Meal type: Dinner Price per person: PEN 40–60
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Andrew Willis
6 months ago on Google
How does anyone say anything bad about this place. The food is great and the workers are awesome. Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 Meal type: Lunch Price per person: PEN 80–100
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Nuwan Malawara Arachchi
11 months ago on Google
Las Reyes by Isolina – Lima Airport (Jorge Chávez International) Airside, International Departures If you’re stuck in Lima Airport for hours — like I was — skip the generic sandwiches and come here. Las Reyes by Isolina is easily the most authentic local food experience you’ll get in the airport. It’s a spin-off from the well-known Isolina in Barranco, and even in a food court setting, they serve up comforting Peruvian classics with care. What I Ordered: • Arroz con Pollo (S/.38 / ~$10): A green herb rice dish with tender chicken, infused with cilantro and beer — home-style flavors. Served with a creamy portion of ají de gallina sauce on the side. That mix of bright yellow ají sauce over hearty green rice was unexpectedly good, even if the reheated texture gives away the airport setting. Still — deeply satisfying. • Mazamorra de Arroz con Leche (Rice pudding): Slightly warm, cinnamon-dusted, creamy with a touch of chew. Nothing fancy, but exactly what you want after hours of sitting around in transit. Like abuela made it. • Breakfast earlier: I also had their pan con chicharrón (not pictured here) earlier in the day. Crispy pork, sweet potato, salsa criolla — textbook. Verdict: • Flavour: Tastes like Lima — bold, nostalgic, no shortcuts on seasoning. • Service: Friendly and efficient, even with queues. • Price: Reasonable for airport food, especially given the quality. • Ambience: It’s a polished food court spot, but they’ve kept some Peruvian soul. Plus, comfy enough for a sit-down meal between flights. Travel Tip: You’ll find this airside, near international departures. There’s a decent crowd of both locals and tourists — always a good sign. If you’re transiting through Lima, this is the closest you’ll get to a real meal without leaving the airport. Price per person: PEN 20–40 Food: 4 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 3
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Price range per person
PEN 40-PEN 60
Address
Nuevo Aeropuerto Internacional Jorge Chavez, Av. Morales Duárez s/n, Callao District, Callao Region, Peru
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