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Visited the location this afternoon for lunch - the ambiance was very nice, pretty extensive menu! The establishment is Peruvian with a chance and Japanese fusion (imagine that)! The dishes were all delicious and plenty to select from with the alcohol menu as well - was reasonably priced and will v
Delicious Peruvian and Chinese fusion cuisine with experimental flavor combinations that dazzled my tongue. Our waitress was very knowledgeable of everything on the menu and our order came out very quickly. The food was presented beautifully and the waitress even prepared part our meal at the table
Nice food but fairly costly. It was very big and it wasn't crowded when we reached because maybe we were in the middle of two meal times but by the time we left the place was full. The server was very nice and helpful and the food was great. However, one particular special spaghetti vegetarian dish
Truly one of the most difficult menus, in terms of choice; everything looks [and is] good and it is hard to choose, so I recommend doing many small plates. All across the menu are bold flavors emphasizing spicy, acidic, and savory tastes from South American, Japanese, and Chinese roots. Peru’s histo
My experience here surpassed my expectations — I had been raving about a Peruvian restaurant in the city to a friend, and they told me to come here. I went spontaneously before a movie at the Gallery Place theater for some apps and drinks. From the minute we walked in, we were greeted with warm serv
China Chilcano presented a very unique fusion of cuisines that aren’t commonly seen together (Peruvian, Japanese, and Chinese). Each dish on the menu has a small indicator next to it that denotes which cuisine it’s mainly inspired by, so I’d recommend getting at least one dish from each for the best
Visited during restaurant week to try a variety of different things. Had a good experience overall - it is a well oiled machine considering how busy the dining room was during restaurant week. The shu mai and desserts were the highlight for me. A couple of the dishes were on the overly salty side fo
Such a cute place! The staff were all friendly and great! Food was fantastic! We went a little out of comfort zone to order, not quite knowing what to expect from some of the words/descriptions (just our lack of knowledge), but the waitress was so helpful and ALL THE FOOD WE HAD WAS PHENOMENAL! I’ll
We were able to walk in mid-week with a large group from work. The service was fantastic and the food amazing. We loved the fact that we could order a variety of things and share. I would definitely go back but would also love to try some more of Jose Andres' other projects.
Sometimes I wonder why I don’t dine here more often! They have such an interesting menu — with curious flavor combinations. Everything we had was delicious!! José Andrés restaurants have yet to disappoint.
We came here for restaurant week and chose from the sample menu. We really
Enjoyed ourselves, the waitstaff were amazing And very knowledgeable. The only downside was feeling rushed. We pre-selected each course from the restaurant menu and each dish came out very quickly. Sometimes before we finis
I was initially skeptical that Peruvian/Chinese/Japanese food would be good, but so glad we came here to try it out - truly unique and a fantastic spin on both South American and Asian fare. Such an easy 2-minute walk from the Archives metro stop. We got lucky with reservations and nabbed an outdoor
I have been several times, and every time this place is badass. Great food, all with explanations of ingredients and origins, served in sizes that are perfect - you won't get too full on the tasting menu, but you'll leave happy. The cocktail pairings are well worth the money as well!
Allow me to share my recent dining experience, sprinkled with a touch of candid feedback.
While the starters danced delightfully on my palate, the main course seemed to have missed its cue, arriving with a note of plainness that fell a tad flat. Now, let's talk about the "Suspiro Limeña." The passi
This was one of our favorite places in DC. Pricey, but only because Alabama wages don't carry as far everywhere else in the US 😅 I recommend making reservations to dine here. A little hard to accommodate children's palates, but the server/chefs made it happen. Our dishes were fresh, hot, and delicio
This restaurant is an all-around WINNER!
I've since come to learn that owner, Chef José Andrés, provided meals to the residents of Puerto Rico after the hurricane. That's supporting your community.
UPDATE: Dec 01, '23 - Thank you. General Mgr CJ, thank you for reaching out and inviting me back. Me
A creative and artistic take on Peruvian-Chinese fusion! Dishes were pricey but delicious. Cocktails were good and not too expensive, with prices mainly ranging from $13-$15. Most portions were decent sizes, but the ceviche was too small for the price in my opinion. We loved the yuca fries with boni
We came here for lunch for restaurant week and were very excited. The restaurant is gorgeous and a very unique vibe which I absolutely loved. The service was also really great. I think the food was good but was expecting a bit more based on the fun and playfulness of the vibe of the restaurant. Woul
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