Chio's Peruvian Grill 2 - Los Angeles

My first time visiting and everything was DELICIOUS! I had the lomo saltado and everything was fresh. My mom had the saltado vegetariano and OMG I was blown away! It was so flavorful and delicious. I wish I remembered the servers name bc he was so pleasant and attentive! Also I highly recommend the anticucho. It was cooked to perfe tion and wasn't tough or chewy.

Menu looks good but food didn’t taste authentic. Was severely disappointed… aji gallina was sweet, calamari was chewy, salsa picante was horrible and tasted of only raw onions, chicha morado tasted weird! Waste of money and so disappointing to true Peruvian flavors!! The previous night we ate at Machu Picchu and was more authentic and better!!

Food is no bad before was best food I don’t know what happen we ordered food today and French fríes too much small portion of meet

I’ve never been too a place where food has gotten better and better each time. The flavor to this is incredible and I encourage you to come eat here more than once. There’s tons of quality dishes on the menu. Well worth the price too.

For a $21 Lomo Saltado, I expected more.I got a take out for Lomo Saltado and I’m disappointed at what I got. First the portion for the fries and the rice were HUGE compared to a small container of meat you get. Before I could even finish half of rice and fries, the beef was gone. For the price of $21, you get a small piece of steak what it feels like about 4-5oz and a huge carbo-load of rice and fries. The green sauce has no taste and the spice isn’t just there. Different Peruvian spot at the Westfield mall down the street has a better taste at better price. (Disclosure : the photo is after we were done eating, which is mostly left of juice and the vegetables. The photo represents the size of the container, not the amount of food that was originally in the container.