Olaya Peruvian Food

While searching for a Venezuelan Arepa, found this gem, now this is where it gets interesting. I'm thinking, okay good substitute, after all it is past midnight and the food journey has to end somewhere. Then I read the menu qnd after the standard fare there is a stir fry menu along with Ceviche... Okay, I ponder this for a while, look around even walk away, then I consider my last stir fry experience and say, okay let's give it a shot. Now, the beef lo mein is $14, which is.a little pricey, however you couldn't ask for better unless hou were 4000 miles away. We're talkkng about a great cut of beef, with chunks, not slivers, excellently seared, not over seasoned and noodles that are just above al dente that can still stand up to the Wok. Let me just say that I normally consider noodles as a nuisance to the meat, not here, they complement and dare I say, with due apologies to the Beef Gods, help to accentuate the flavor of the meat. Get here quick.

The Peruvian stuff is great, the wok in my opinion is very average. This review is based off that. So if you going for the ceviche or lomo soltado, then enjoy. If you are going to get the wok, there are better places around.

Hole-eeeee ish. Seriously, this ceviche is incredible. The sea bass was perfect. Wow

Great food. Excellent service

Great sandwiches and fries at a decent price, super friendly service.