Explore Peruvian cuisine — ceviche, lomo saltado, ají-based sauces, anticuchos, and the Andean-coastal-Amazonian regional traditions.
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Peruvian cuisine blends Indigenous Andean (potatoes, quinoa, ají peppers), Spanish-colonial, African, Chinese (chifa), and Japanese (nikkei) influences. Ceviche (citrus-cured fish with leche de tigre) is the national dish. Distinct coastal (seafood), Andean (highland tubers, cuy), and Amazonian substrands. Aji amarillo, rocoto, and huacatay define the flavor base.
mediumPeruvian · Appetizers
Causa Limeña is a beloved Peruvian chilled potato dish from Lima, seasoned with lime and ají amarillo. Layered with chicken, mayonnaise, avocado, egg, and olives, it is served as a festive starter or family-table centerpiece.

Peruvian · Appetizers
Papa a la Huancaína is a beloved Peruvian starter of boiled potatoes covered with a creamy ají amarillo, fresh cheese, and milk sauce. It is served cold or room temperature with lettuce, egg, and black olives.