Mary Margaret M.
Yelp
Naylamp Peruvian Restaurant
I love meals here. I enjoy the Peruvian culture which we get to experience while dining with the folks of Naylamp. Their food is delicious. The decor is casual, comfortable, and welcoming and the staff is attentive. Also, note it is closed on Tuesdays.
My favorite dish is probably the Peruvian sampler appetizer which is just the beginning of the best of what this little spot has to offer. There's nothing here which I've ordered which I didn't like. The Peruvian sampler can come with papa a la huancaina, papa rellena, & a tamal. I love the papa a la huancaina which is a boiled potato with a specialty Peruvian cream sauce over the top, the papa rellena is a fried potato ball stuffed with meaty deliciousness-yes, please! There may also be a tasty tamal to round out the trio.
For mains, I love the lomo saltado dish which is thin strips of marinated steak mixed with onions, tomatoes, and french fries served with cilantro rice-it's flavorful and delicious. I also love the simple pleasures of salchipappa which is bitesize fried hot dogs mixed up with french fries. Don't judge, it's delicious. I also love the pollo a la brasa which is grilled chicken served with fries, salad and a drink. This is a great dish for sharing if you get the half or whole options. I think the tacu tacu dish is also tasty. Lastly, I recommend the arroz chaufa, AKA fried rice-it's scrumptious.
This location has a small and casual dining room. The exterior isn't anything fancy and may be off-putting to a few, but don't let it turn you off. My only criticism of the physical location is the bathroom setup. I believe it may be a challenge for individuals who experience a physical handicap to maneuver in this bathroom as it is so small.
They accept cards. They also have an order ahead system on Yelp if you are wanting to pick up your food in a hurry. Yes, the service staff may speak Spanish, but there's usually someone there who speaks English as well. I've never had any communication barriers that couldn't be overcome with a smile and a picture menu, as a last resort.