"Mayta is a restaurant with a strong Peruvian identity, offering local meats like cuy, criollo duck, or Amazonian fish such as paiche, all approached with a more contemporary vision. A bright freshness runs through the 10-course tasting menu, crowned by an iconic duck skillet. Every part of the bird plays a role in this perfect rice dish, finished with silky egg yolk emulsions. On the à la carte side, expect seasonal plates and generous portions: go for la sartén de pato, one of the first of its kind in Lima, the Amazonian ceviche with plantain, between acidity and sweetness, and the Paracas scallops, or pasta stuffed with corn and ají amarillo. And order anything on the cocktail menu, since Mayta was one of the first restaurants to champion pisco infusions and mixology, and it still maintains an impressive one today." - paola miglio
"Mayta is a restaurant with a strong Peruvian identity, offering local meats like cuy, criollo duck, or Amazonian fish such as paiche, all approached with a more contemporary vision. A bright freshness runs through the 10-course tasting menu, crowned by an iconic duck skillet. Every part of the bird plays a role in this perfect rice dish, finished with silky egg yolk emulsions. On the à la carte side, expect seasonal plates and generous portions: go for la sartén de pato, one of the first of its kind in Lima, the Amazonian ceviche with plantain, between acidity and sweetness, and the Paracas scallops, or pasta stuffed with corn and ají amarillo. And order anything on the cocktail menu, since Mayta was one of the first restaurants to champion pisco infusions and mixology, and it still maintains an impressive one today. RESERVE A TABLE" - Paola Miglio
"Ranked No. 39 on the 2025 World’s 50 Best Restaurants list." - Erin DeJesus
"The top 10 restaurants in Latin America are [...] Mayta in Lima [...]"
"Rank: #32 "On its 10-year anniversary in 2018, Mayta moved to new premises with a revamped interior and totally redesigned menu. Since then, its star has been ascending, with its entry into Latin America’s 50 Best Restaurants in 2019 and now, in 2022, its debut onto The World’s 50 Best Restaurants list. Chef Jaime Pesaque’s refined Peruvian cuisine now draws destination diners from all over the world."