Machu Picchu Charcoal Chicken Grill

A few weeks ago. Well, I ordered from this place not to know that it was basically closed and absorbed by his sister Machu Pichu on the street. I always felt strange that they were so close, but MC was certainly more causal. I telephoned to the front and went to MC before I realized they had joined together. I often came here when I lived in Porter pre-Covid. The best sandwich in the Union, in my opinion, has changed. By far the greatest disappointment moves from a French bread roll to a bulky sandwich roll. Changes the taste completely. Not the same amount of Rotisserie chicken as it was earlier and most of it was dry. It's a shame when I really dig out this place. The frits were also quite hard, but they delivered the same dressing condition as before. I will avoid that in the future. Please change the bread you use!

Recently got the mixed ceviche, lomo-saltado, tamal, and the hunch dinner for delivery. while they were not the cheapest Peruvian food option in the opposite, they certainly had some great dishes to try. the mixed ceviche and lomo-saltado were our favorite, and I liked above all the refreshing aftertaste of the ceviche. tamal was also interesting, but a bit too heavy to be an appetizer. the roasted chicken was just okay, but fortunately the sauces made them meile better. we also wanted to drink the Inca-Kola and its speciality mais, but unfortunately they were stolen by our Grubhub driver. Nevertheless, it was a delightful evening meal.

Damn, that's good food. Order extra sauce. Green is spicy yellow we are not both delicious! The best Peruvian food I had.

The white chicken and large salad were a solid meal, and in total only about 12 bucks. The service was fast. The Peruvian salad dressings without cream were delicious and strongly flavored, out of which the green was pretty spicy. The avocado came with the salad, and we didn't need to order extra.

Love coming here! I was recommended this restaurant a few years ago and haven't stopped coming. I usually order a whole charcoal chicken for about $22. It's like a combo meal and includes white rice and salad. I also order fried sweet plantain, fried casava (yuca) and fries for my girls. All for about $35. They also have 2 or 3 Peruvian beers and wines as well as different natural juices and shakes. Dessert is also good with creamy flan! The only con I can think of are the small tables that can barely fit all the plates but other than that, I highly recommend! MUST TRY THE GREEN SAUCE!!! LOVE IT!!!!