Tanta San Isidro

Great local Peruvian food with a wide variety of options! The ambiance is lovely, and the way the dishes are served makes the experience even better. Just be a bit careful if you avoid certain meats — we had a small mix-up due to Google translation, but the staff were incredibly kind and quickly replaced the dish without any issue. Overall, a wonderful experience and definitely a recommended place! 🇵🇪

In A Nutshell: -This Tanta location was very good. -I enjoyed their famous Aeropuerto de Quinua & Lomo Saltado plates -The food portions are very BIG. -One plate is big enough to share among two people. -The Aeropuerto de Quinua was very delicious, I loved the crispy noodles, chopped vegetables & fresh bean sprouts w/ the egg on top. Overall, I liked the food & the service was attentive.

The food was awesome. Ask for more spice and try the local dishes. Ask for Fernando, he is awesome and he remembered my allergies. Portion sizes are huge so you may want to share.

One of my favorites restaurants in Lima. I visit this place each time i visit Peru. The food is delicious... the Aji de Gallina is a must!! And the lucima desset to die for 😋😋😋... it is located in a quite street and neighborhood, walking distance from Av. Arequipa. The staff always polite and attentive and the food portions are big, worth the price and the visit.

This restaurant is spectacular, with a very extensive menu and so many wonderful choices, the portions are quite large! The price I would say is medium, the quality is good and the portions are large so the value is good. It's a nice establishment as well, you have a really large bar, an extensive cocktail menu, and the pastries are amazing, if you want dessert! I didn't even have room for anything more after my main course, I'll have to return for dessert… But highly recommended!

A restaurant in a mall? That would sound like a good place to taste Peruvian food. Quite the opposite! Tanta is quite a good choice to try different dishes from Peruvian Cuisine (whicho, by the way, is among the best in the world). I tried three different dishes, and they were all really good and the portions are very well served. They also have good options for alcoholic and non-acoholic drinks. Since I´d been drinking pisco the whole week I went for their frui juices, and they were really refreshing. I cannot speak for all desserts, as I did not have any but one: tres leches - it was quite exquisite as well. Well, in terms of cost, a meal, with a drink, dessert and coffee cost me BRL 120.00 (AUD 30.00; USD 20.00). Cheap? I would say I would not be able to eat out frequently, but considering the service provided plus the quality and amount of food I had I would it was pretty fair. Serving staaff is also well-trained, and super friendly. Therefore, when I return to Lima, I will definetely come eat here again.

This location is located walking distance from the Doubletree Hotel in San Isidro. We have had dinner twice. The lomo and tallerin saltado were delicious. Coming from the US and having this Peruvian dish in several restaurants, this place by far was tasteful. I would dine here again and again, when I return to Peru. 🇵🇪 Their lomo is roughly $17.00

There food here was delicious. I had the beef stew with mushrooms, Pearl onions, and bacon in red wine sauce with fettuccine Alfredo. It was very tender and had excellent flavor. I went back 2 days later and tried the lasagne. It was also very good. We ended with a dessert tray sampling some of the desserts they have. Those were great as well.