08 Sep
Perú

What you need to know about Peruvian cuisine

Gastón Acurio is one of the most internationally recognized chefs, and his influence on Peruvian cuisine has been undeniable. He is one of the people responsible for Peru’s positioning as one of the world’s leading gastronomic destinations. Part of his recognition is due to his openness to sharing all his cooking secrets, as well as the importance of using native ingredients and inspiration from local traditions.

If you are traveling to Lima and are a fan of gastronomy, it is a must to visit one of his renowned restaurants and experience Peru from a culinary perspective.

Here are the best restaurants related to Gastón Acurio in Lima:

Astrid y Gastón

This is Gastón Acurio’s flagship restaurant in Lima and one of the most outstanding in the country. It offers an exceptional gastronomic experience that combines Peruvian tradition with Acurio’s culinary creativity. Try the tasting menu for a complete experience. 

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Panchita 

If you want to try authentic Peruvian food, Panchita is the place to go. This restaurant specializes in criollo dishes and offers a wide variety of options, from ceviche to anticuchos and meat dishes.

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La Mar

If you’re a ceviche lover, La Mar is a must-visit. This restaurant has earned a reputation for serving some of the best ceviche in Lima. They also offer other delicious seafood dishes.

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Tanta

Tanta is a chain of restaurants founded by Gastón Acurio that combines traditional Peruvian food with a modern and accessible touch. Here you can try a variety of Peruvian dishes in a casual and welcoming atmosphere.

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El Bodegón

This restaurant is known for its Peruvian fusion cuisine and relaxed atmosphere. They offer a wide selection of dishes, from seafood to vegetarian options.

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Chicha by Gastón Acurio

Chicha is another restaurant that combines Peruvian culinary tradition with a modern approach. Here you’ll find regional Peruvian dishes with a contemporary twist.

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Madam Tusan

If you want to explore the influence of Chinese food on Peruvian cuisine, Madam Tusan is a great option. The menu includes a variety of delicious and creative chifa (Peruvian Chinese food) dishes.

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A&G Cocina

Located in the Westin Lima Hotel, this restaurant offers an elegant and contemporary dining experience. The dishes are creative and inspired by the culinary diversity of Peru.

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These are just a few of the restaurants related to Gastón Acurio in Lima. Whichever one you choose, you’re sure to enjoy delicious Peruvian food and the passion for gastronomy that characterizes this renowned chef. Bon appétit!

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07 Sep
Perú

What to do in Lima, Peru in 3 days

Day 1: Discover Lima’s Historic Charm

Welcome to Lima, a beautiful city filled with history and delicious food! Let’s start our journey in the heart of the city’s historic center.

Morning:

  • Begin your day at the Plaza Mayor, surrounded by stunning colonial buildings. Here, you can visit the Cathedral of Lima and the Presidential Palace, where you can witness the changing of the guard at 11:45 a.m.
  • Then, walk down Jirón de la Unión, a pedestrian street full of shops and restaurants, perfect for enjoying a traditional Peruvian lunch at one of its charming restaurants.

Afternoon:

Head to the Convent of San Francisco, an impressive religious building with underground catacombs that will transport you back in time. Don’t forget to explore its impressive library!

Then, take a walk through Parque de la Muralla and enjoy the views of the Rímac River.

Night:

For dinner, visit the bohemian district of Barranco. This place is full of bars and restaurants with live music and a vibrant nightlife. Try the delicious Peruvian food at one of the local restaurants.

Day 2: Flavor and Culture

Morning:

Start your day early at the Surquillo Market, where you can explore the rich variety of fresh and exotic produce of Peruvian cuisine. Don’t forget to try a delicious Peruvian breakfast at one of the local stalls.

Then, visit the Larco Museum, which houses an impressive collection of pre-Columbian art. The gardens are also beautiful!

Afternoon:

Now it’s time to enjoy the world-famous Peruvian food. Head to the Miraflores district and choose from a wide variety of restaurants that offer ceviche and other Peruvian dishes.

Then, take a walk along the Miraflores promenade and enjoy the panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean.

Night:

For a unique experience, book dinner at one of the restaurants with ocean views at Larcomar. The view of the ocean and the delicious food will leave you speechless.

Day 3: Nature and Adventure

Morning:

To start the day, head to the Lachay National Reserve, a few hours’ drive from Lima. This oasis of vegetation in the middle of the desert is perfect for nature lovers. You can go hiking and observe the local wildlife.

Afternoon:

Back in Lima, visit the San Isidro district and walk through El Olivar Park, a beautiful park full of centuries-old olive trees. It’s a peaceful and relaxing place.

Night:

For your last dinner in Lima, head to the Chorrillos district and enjoy seafood cuisine at one of the restaurants on the beach.

We hope you enjoy your trip to Lima! The city has a lot to offer, from its rich history to its exquisite cuisine and beautiful nature. Don’t hesitate to share your experiences with us!

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