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The top 5 Peruvian restaurants in Toronto

Peruvian restaurants in Toronto are the go-to spots for lomo saltado and pollo a la brasa. Explore a fusion of flavours from Peru’s Indigenous recipes mixed with some international ingredients and wash it down with some boozy pisco, Peru’s national drink.

Here are my picks for the top Peruvian restaurants in Toronto.

Pisac

This Annex restaurant serves up dishes like lomo saltado, a popular traditional Peruvian beef stir fry dish with onion, tomato and potato that showcases the Chinese influences on this cuisine. 

Chotto Matte Toronto

This Peruvian- and Japanese-inspired restaurant on Bay in the Financial District has a number locations around the world including Miami and London. The food here represents a fusion and evolution of Peruvian-Japanese fare and is best experienced by choosing from one of several tasting menus.

Aldo's Restaurant

The North York restaurant on Oakdale Road is dishing out traditional Peruvian cuisine, including meat platters, seafood specialties and a number of tasty vegetarian dishes.

Lead photo by

Hector Vasquez of Pisac. With files from Tanya Mok and Jaclyn Skrobacky.


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