Maestro Tzu

We are Chinese and have tasted the best Chinese cuisine in every continent. This restaurant barely passed the test. The food definitely isn't authentic Chinese but it is close enough. And I'm being generous. The service is lacklustre. The soup was not served hot. The chef isn't Chinese. The food in general just made the grade, but really nothing to get excited about. The restaurant is 'hidden' in a little corner of the complex. The only good thing about it is the atmosphere. And please play Chinese music in the background.

Very pleased with our visit here; we came at 1830 and there was plenty of space in the upstairs part of the restaurant with a wonderful view. The service was relatively fast and the waiter was friendly. All dishes were good - the soup and the fried rice we really very good though, very fresh and tasty. Highly recommended

We found this Peruvian Chinese restaurant here at Larcomar. Place is clean with a good ambiance and staff are friendly and attentive. Food is tasty and satisfying with decent serving. Highly recommended.

Unfortunately, my experience at your restaurant was disappointing due to poor service. While the food was reasonably good, the service fell far short of expectations. The male server was unfriendly from the beginning, setting a negative tone for the meal. The most unacceptable part came when I asked for my change. The amount was over my intended tip, so I requested the difference. Instead of handling this professionally, the server returned my change in an excessive and disrespectful manner—approximately 20 coins, including several ten-cent sol coins. This felt intentionally offensive, as though my request for change was unwelcome or bothersome. While I understand there may be language barriers or cultural differences, this behavior is unprofessional and unacceptable. A restaurant should value its customers and train its staff to treat everyone with respect, regardless of circumstances. I hope you take this feedback seriously and address the issues to prevent similar experiences for future customers.

Most of the time when we travel it is so difficult to find a decent Chinese restaurant serving decent Chinese food This Peruvian Chinese food surpass my expectation Highly recommended for foreign Chinese visitors in Lima The food is pricey but at least it taste like Chinese food

The Siu Mai’s taste was ok, but pretty cold. The Min Pao was pretty tasty but not much filling. The sautéed noodles with pork was very tasty (especially the pork), but the noodles could be cooked longer. The lemonade was fresh and good! What frustrated us was that we waited around 10 minutes to get our bill; by that I meant we had to go to the counter otherwise we would have continuously been ignored. What was unacceptable was that they didn’t give us the device to enter the tip; instead they entered the tip themselves without consulting with us.

This is not authentic Chinese food, but we didn't expect it to be anyway. Food was decent and the view of the ocean was unbeatable. Interior decoration was great too

I don't usually write reviews but service was so horrible. Had to ask for utensils a few times. They didn't deliver my in-law's drink until we asked for it multiple times. And, they tried to charge us for a drink they didn't deliver. Staff was overall unfriendly except for one waiter who was nice and tried to make it work. Food was okay, service could have been much much better considering the venue and price.