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Where to eat Fusion food in Yucay: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Reviews on Fusion food in Yucay, Cusco Region, Peru. Yucay (Quechua: Yukay) is a town in southern Peru. It is the capital of the Yucay District, which is near the center of Urubamba Province. Urubamba Province is in the Cusco Region of southern Peru.
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10. Mashua Resto Bar
Overall Ratings
5 based on 37 reviews
What is ? Mashua An Andean tuber similar to the potato, mashua is mostly grown in the highlands of Peru and Bolivia at 4500 meters above sea level. The Incan emperors used mashua to feed their armies because of its high vitamin content which provided sold
Reviewed By Adrienne H
We had an amazing meal here. This is the best restaurant we have experienced while travelling in Peru and it was not expensive. The chef, Andrea Zambrano, presented the meals beautifully. The Chilean wine complimented the dishes perfectly. Every aspect of the restaurant - the attentive service and peaceful, simple interior decor made for a wonderful experience. We highly recommend this restaurant.
9. El Huerto Restaurant
Overall Ratings
5 based on 135 reviews
The warm glow of candlelight and a refined, sophisticated atmosphere make El Huerto one of the best restaurants in Cusco (Peru). A delicious fusion of Urubamba's best-kept culinary secrets and the freshest herbs and spices are combined in local specialiti
Reviewed By Mooretosee
The place is wonderful, the food great and Eloy and Maribel were wonderful. Eloy served us in our room our first night. Maribel, was our server for breakfast and dinner the other days. They are wonderful people.
8. Paqarina
Overall Ratings
5 based on 36 reviews
Reviewed By meganyoungmee
Paqarina is just fantastic. The food menu options are healthy, delicious and they have a great variety of options. The space is really mellow with a lounge area, comfy seating and has an outdoor garden. Service is amazing and internet is really strong and consistent. This is my new favorite place in Urubamba :)
7. Q'anela Restaurante
Overall Ratings
4 based on 325 reviews
Reviewed By Allan H
Great food and fantastic service. We were staying next door and stumbled over here for lunch. Couldnât have been any happier with our meal. Fantastic pumpkin ravioli and chicharrones. Super helpful woman who took our order was outstanding.Great food and fantastic service. We were staying next door and stumbled over here for lunch. Couldnât have been any happier with our meal. Fantastic pumpkin ravioli and chicharrones. Super helpful woman who took our order was outstanding.
6. Wayra - Relais & Chateaux
Overall Ratings
4 based on 250 reviews
Wayra means wind in Quechua, the language of our Valley. Now, it also means a unique space where nature, art, gastronomy, adventure and good living blend together.
Reviewed By Manjalda
We lunched there as part of a day tour with Condor, to eat and to watch the horse show. We were given a set menu, which was reasonably tasty and very plentiful. We each had a mint tea, a still water, and a glass of chardonnay. I had understood from our guide that these drinks were included in the lunch. We were given a bill for 106 soles (roughly $54 AUS or US$33). In Australian dollars, the water cost $4 each and the wine (no wine list, no choice) cost $22.50 each. Even in US$ that's steep. Take your own water and avoid wine by the glass.Dear guest,Thank you for giving us a try.Your opinion is valuable to us and helps us shape everything that we doPlease visit us again.Kind regards,Claudia CarrilloWayra - Relais & Chateaux
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5. Mamacha Juana Sopas y Guisos
Overall Ratings
5 based on 58 reviews
Our cooks express passion and pride for the origins, for the ancestral secrets that have passed from generation to generation. Jealously guarded by families that share the flavors of Peru, in dishes made with local ingredients grown with love and dedicati
Reviewed By Wobo83
Last week we spend a week in Urubamba en we've eaten twice at Mamacha Juana Sopas y Guisos. It was an fantastic experience with wonderful looking en tasteful dishes. No were in this town or other towns in Peru we've had this experience. Thanks for both wonderful diners!
4. Tres Keros Restaurante Grill & Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 642 reviews
Open every day (monday to sunday) from 12:30 pm to 9:30 pm, we have a nice balcony and capacity for 40 people. Local, international and fusion food, wines and cocktails.
Reviewed By shendrix
We had just arrived in Peru and this was our first taste of Peruvian cuisine. Cute little spot upstairs and the service was excellent. Food was pretty decent.
Where to eat Bar food in Yucay: The Best Restaurants and Bars
3. Kampu
Overall Ratings
4 based on 404 reviews
Reviewed By purebliss1
The best food we have eaten since being in Peru. The owners/chefs were friendly and took the time to explain everything on the menu. The menu is constantly changing and everything is cooked fresh to order . I canât say enough good things about this place . We sat out in the courtyard area and they have two beautiful friendly cats that roam around . I have a big soft spot for animal lovers . This place is fabulous!! If you are looking for a place to have delicious food, freshly prepared in a friendly relaxed setting GO HERE!
2. Paca Paca
Overall Ratings
4 based on 791 reviews
We are Open 6 days a week Tuesday to Sunday from 1 pm to 9 pm. You will find the best of the peruvian food, also pasta and pizza
Reviewed By Cuate5
Amazing lunch in a beautiful place!!I loved having lunch here before taking a tour of the ruins. The food was amazing and well prepared and served in delicate yet satisfying portions.I had the PacaPaca Lomo saltado was really tasty and good. Service was excellent, quick and responsive. It is on the little more expensive side but definitely worth the quality and ambiance. They owners were very nice and very friendly Would highly recommend.Thanks a lot
1. Tawa Restaurante
Overall Ratings
5 based on 166 reviews
Reviewed By GuySeabrook
We stopped for lunch at Tawa with our guide - an excellent decision. For appetizers, both the stuffed pepper and trout ceviche were delicious. Pato (duck) with rice and trout main courses were excellent, and how could we resist the desserts, beautifully presented and tasty? Well worth the stop down the Sacred Valley.
