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Piura Region, Peru Food Guide: 10 Seafood food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Organos
Find out what Seafood restaurants to try in Organos including Restaurant Turistico Bambu, El Mirador de Vichayito - Sushi Bar, El Manglar Restaurant Cevicheria, Restaurant Bambu, El Manglar de Rosa, Las Brisas del Pacifico, La Perla del Chira, Tokuyo, Arennas, Kichic
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10. Kichic
Overall Ratings
4 based on 80 reviews
Reviewed By Sabrihaldemann
We visited Kichic recently. It is the most beautiful place! All the small details, boho chic style and the amazing ocean view. Since they have a lot of trees and plants, you feel the wind. The rooms are beautiful and the food, just wow! The vegetarian causa, the coconut mayo, zucchini carpaccio etc. Loved it! <3
9. Arennas
Overall Ratings
4 based on 62 reviews
Reviewed By GR20London_UK
We ate dinner here. Carpaccio of beef was excellent, lomo saltado was also good, the pasta was rather unsuccessful as it was far too rich. Drinks are fairly expensive but not exorbitantly so. Very stylish hotel (check out the loos!). Definitely worth a visit but a bit out of the way for us. Overall bill for two was around 340 soles or £75 for pre-dinner drinks, one shared starter, two main courses and one bottle of wine.
8. Tokuyo
Overall Ratings
5 based on 151 reviews
Inspired by the japanese's philosophy of quality in order to preserve and value our sea resources adding Peru's north flavor. We prepare tiraditos, handrolls, skewers, sashimi, tartare, fried shrimps, peruvian dishes, vegan options, healthy choices and mo
Reviewed By bigjohn420blazeit
My girlfriend and myself have been here twice for lunch (and probably will be back for a third time). Highly recommend the sushi bowls if your starving, massive portions and if your sharing, the set pack of 20 rolls for 50 soles. We tried 4 different rolls and absolutely loved everyone. A good selection of delicious sauces to go with the sushi. Staff were super friendly and helpful. Definitely one of the best sushi joints we have tried in South America. If your in mancora, you have to try tokuyo! 10/10
7. La Perla del Chira
Reviewed By IncaKola
As Brisa del PacÃfico was closed that Sunday night we went for a second time to La Perla del Chira.They serve a plain menú del dÃa (soup, fish/chicken dish/drink) for 7 soles but it's nothing worth writing home about.Entrees are a tad more expensive than Brisa del PacÃfico and the setting is less appealing with a view over some market stalls but the food is OK. Como Brisa del PacÃfico estaba cerrado ese domingo por la noche nos fuimos por segunda vez a La Perla del Chira.Sirven un sencillo menú del dÃa (sopa, pescado/pollo con arroz y legumbres y un refresco) por 7 soles, pero no es nada del otro mundo.Los platos son un poco más caros que los de Brisa del PacÃfico y el entorno es menos atractivo con vistas a algunos puestos del mercado, pero la comida está aceptable.
6. Las Brisas del Pacifico
Overall Ratings
4 based on 11 reviews
Reviewed By Woutst
The steak was delicious and service was sufficient. The ceviche was very good.it was a bit overcrowded with tourists, but after eating here, we know why!- yesmads.com
5. El Manglar de Rosa
Reviewed By Steve G
This is not a luxury restaurant, just a simple indoor/outdoor eatery typical of small towns. But what food! We came here through the recommendation of a Venezuelan oculist two blocks away, and we weren't disappointed. We sat outside and had one of the best lobster dishes I have ever had. The lobster was big and covered with a spicy seafood sauce. I think I managed to eat every edible part the animal had to offer, and felt very satisfied. The price was S/ 50, about $17. I doubt there are many places in the world which offer such value! There are other dishes as well, with an emphasis on seafood. Rosa, the owner, was very pleasant and talked with us about the history of the restaurant after we ate. Don't be fooled by the appearance of the restaurant. Order lobster, and enjoy!
4. Restaurant Bambu
Overall Ratings
4 based on 54 reviews
Reviewed By A3122YOangelad
We went here for lunch and we asked for a fish soup called "parihuela". It had a really good flavor and many kind of meats.The waiter was kind and he offered a good disposition to hear us.The place is clean and the bathrooms are wonderful.
3. El Manglar Restaurant Cevicheria
Overall Ratings
4 based on 67 reviews
Reviewed By Karponi a
Very nice wait staff which is quite a change since northern peru is not the most service oriented region. I can not speak for south of lima. The waitresses recs were spot on and the flavours quite different from anything I've had in my over year and a half in peru.
2. El Mirador de Vichayito - Sushi Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 91 reviews
Ofrecemos la mejor comida peruano-japonesa en un ambiente acogedor junto a la arena y teniendo como sonido de fondo el mar de Vichayito.
Reviewed By Voyage_with_Jane
Beautiful ambiance and good maracuya sour but unfortunately the sushi was terrible. Tuna was cut too thick we asked for maki rolls and got sashami with a heavy sauce. Not sure if the chef went home early and a junior person took over but this may have been the worse sushi I've ever had.
Where to eat International food in Organos: The Best Restaurants and Bars
1. Restaurant Turistico Bambu
Overall Ratings
4 based on 156 reviews
Reviewed By Marie T
We ate twice at the restaurant Bambu in Los Organos, mainly because it was recommended to us and has a nice, convenient location right on the beach.The food was not bad, but merely average, a bit bland and quite pricy really for what it offered. We had much nicer meals at our hotel Puerto Antiguo.The staff was nice and helpful. The plastic tables and chairs at the front of the restaurant are a bit tacky, they should change to something a bit nicer.I probably would not eat here again.
