Costa Peruana

Peruvian food tastes good, and delicious ,
I’m recommend that place.
ceviche, jalea, pescado. en salsa de mariscos delicioso.

Amazing place !!! Love the ceviche ! Love everything! Servicio increíble ! Recomendado 299%

Service was very good. The lomo saltado I ate I would give it from 1 to 10, a 3.5. The meat they use is the cheapest kind in the market, called cañada. It is dry and tough. The presentation sucked! It really looked as if somenone that doesnt cook would have served me in a rush. The choros a la chalaca were OK but needed a little more flavor.
Will never come here again.
P. S. Can you believe this restaurant appeared in the PBS Channel Show «Check Please!» …As a great restaurant for one of their guests.

Very good food. The staff was very friendly and the ceviche I ordered was great. I recommend this place. Look forward to going back.

First time having Peruvian food, and can say the service + food was excellent. I had some Peruvian Vegetable noodles because duh — noodles are the best thing in the world but the hubs had an authentic Peruvian dish (which my dad who has been to Peru approve the authenticity) even the cola is authentic. It is a small place that you would pretty much miss or not even look at twice but it’s worth stepping in and having a seat. Perfectly quaint and I have to say the service was exceptional.

Local Peruvian restaurant that I’ve been coming to for decade now. Delicious, fresh food. Service is always attentive. Great take out. Favorites include the ceviche, lomo saltado, and the chupe. Would recommend to anyone in the PSN/​Miami Lakes area.

Very good home made food.. Best ceviche home made that you can have… Staff very friendly

Ate here last weekend and the Jalea was great. It went well with their beer which I forget the name of. Beware of the size of the Jalea. Its meant for 2 – 3 people. It’s got different types of fried seafood. Place is kinda small but Its not a big deal

Love this place. Absolutely amazing ! The food is so fresh and the staff is lovely ask for jerry bear

When you know what great Peruvian food is supposed to taste like then you will be very disappointed when you visit the Costa Peruana Restuarant. The service was awful and the food is very poor representation of Peruvian food. I will never visit this place again. TERRIBLE FOOD!

Absolutely delicious and authentic Peruvian food! I had a dish of fish & octopus ceviche that was out of this world!!!

Ceviche mixto excellent have to have it. Rice with seafood a have to have. Shellfish fried rice excellent. Everything very fresh very tasty hard to find. A must try restaurant will definitely come back.

We started with stuffed tostones. Really good empanada-​looking with gooey cheese inside. Yum! Then we split a fish ceviche and a grilled fish with rice and salad. The ceviche was tasty and plentiful. The fish had great flavor although the rice was a bit dry.
Service was excellent. Don’t let the strip mall look fool you. This place is a winner and we’ll definitely be back!

I ordered the lomo saltado with tacu tacu, sweet plantains and fish ceviche for take out. Since my husband picked it up, i wasn’t able to check the order at the restaurant. So when he got home and i looked at it, i was so disgusted! The tacu tacu was completely burnt making it inedible. I had to throw it away. The Lomo saltado was super dry and it looked like the wrong type of meat that what i am use to at other places. The ceviche was mushy, which only means the fish was old!
Overall one of the worst experiences i have ever had!!! How can they serve this???

I solely tried this spot because of its Unilocal reviews and proximity to our house. Unfortunately I was not impressed. Service was very slow and not too attentive. What really turned me off about this place was their lack of canchas (toasted corn) at the table. What kind of Peruvian does not serve canchitas for free? We started with the shrimp and fish ceviche. I’m a shrimp lover so I immediately went to town on the shrimp, not knowing what was on the other side of the plate, before i knew it I ate the majority of the shrimp. I did not imagine that 5 pieces of shrimp was more than half of what it brought. My poor hubby was left with 4 pieces. Flavor wise, id give it 2 stars. Not enough cilantro for my taste.
We decided to share the Lomo Salteado and a chicken choufa between my daughter, him and I. Needless to say there was plenty of food left over. The choufa was not as tasty but it did have a lot of chives and onions so if you like onions then great, if your picky about greens then this is not the choufa for you! The lomo was tasty but tougher than im used to. I must be partial to Sabor a Peru because it just did not compare.
If you’re in the Miami Lakes/​PSN area and are in the mood for Peruvian than this will do but if your specifically looking for authentic great Peruvian, drive the extra 20 mins to Midtown and eat at Sabor a Peru. You will not regret it.

It was good and fresh but nothing out of this world. I would recommend it as a starter restaurant for Peruvian enthusiast. I really like the home feeling environment.

I love this place especially since it’s around the corner of mt house … The ceviche is fresh and the lomo saltado is the best!

Delicious ceviche!

This place is great. Food is very good and the staff is very friendly. Family owned and food is cook as you order. They have take out and during the week even menu changes on a day to day.
Try the ceviche and my favorite parihuela (seafood soup)

This is a small family owned and family operated Peruvian Restaurant, not Mexican. It’s located in a quiet neighborhood, nice and cozy. Great Food! I always order spicy Chevice Mixto, my friends and family usually order Lomo Saltado, Jalea, Chicha Morada, or Passion Fruit Juice. Great food, Great service. Its far from my house but worth the drive.

Started a job recently around Miami Lakes so I’ve been trying different ethnic foods I enjoy, one of my top faves is Peruvian, Unilocaled it found Costa Peruana, had 4 ½ stars so I decided to give it a shot.
First of all, Unilocal has it wrong, It’s closed on Mondays, naturally I went there on a Monday to try it for the first time, and nearly dislocated my shoulder when I pulled on the door handle *CLUNK* locked… god damn it.
Went back the next day and I’m glad I did.
When I go to a Peruvian place I have 2 items before I decide its good or bad (unless the first one is horrible then no dice for the 2^nd) Those 2 items are: Fish Ceviche Spicy, and Lomo Saltado. So. first up Ceviche de Pescado
The Food:
The Ceviche was very fresh, cilantroy, citrusy, very spicy (I asked for it spicy, and next time i’ll order medium. holy crap I was crying in rocoto goodness, and I can handle spicy) I even ate the leche-​de-​tigre-​soaked lettuce bed…
I took a bunch of it home, and it traveled well. it was still delicious and not rubbery the next day.
On my 2^nd visit I ordered the Lomo Saltado: and it was fantastic. the fries were crispy even under the savory meat sauce for the entire 30 seconds it took me to gobble up the whole thing. The onions were crisp, the tomatoes juicy, and served hot, their green spicy sauce is amazing too.
their Canchas are great too served nice and hot.
Papa a la Huancaina is good too.
Some colleagues ordered the Arroz Amarillo con Camarones and the Camarones enchilados and the tallarin and everything looked solid as can be!..
Not the cheapest of places, BUT you order any sea food or rice dish and you’re ordering for 2 or for guaranteed leftovers.
Hooray for this place, makes me miss Divino Ceviche a bit less.
The Ambiance:
Empty… oddly empty. Tuesday 12:00pm… empty.
Friday Empty… WTF? I hope this place doesn’t close.
Come here and eat!.. support them!..