Inka Wasi

I loved this place, although the price was comparable to El Pollo Inka, the food was great and convenient location.

Absolutely love the Pollo Saltado, flavor was amazing. Small little place, tables inside also out door patio. My family loves everything. The green sauce is so good and not spicy. This is located in corner across from La Salsa. Great place, nice staff.

Honestly one of the best Peruvian restaurants around! I love their lomo Saltado and their beef they use in it is always moist and perfectly cooked! It’s in a kind of strange location hidden off to the side by the neighborhood mall but worth the find. I live just down the street so this is my go to restaurant for some hearty food.

By far one of my favorite Peruvian restaurants. Great food, convenient and affordable.
Their chicken soup and picante de marisco are the best around!

When I lived in RPV this was super convenient to have so close. I crave Peruvian food often and Inka Wasi satisfies my cravings. Portions are good, the food is always on point, and has plenty of seating should you dine in. My favorite dish is the Lomo Saltado. Beef with a bed of rice, vegetables and French fries all sautéed together. Add some green chile sauce and your golden. Unlike other Peruvian places it does not come with the rice soup but, no big deal. Don’t hesitate to give this place your business.

Excellent tasty freshly cooked Peruvian food. We had the rotisserie chicken, white beans, brown rice and a salad.
Delicioso! and good service.
Enjoy!

Amazing Service, Fantastic Food, Good Vibes. Love Lomo Saltado! WoW! Do Not Go To El Pollo Inka in Torrance! Inka Wasa Service is Welcoming and More Friendly!

I’ve been coming here since they opened in place of Kona Crisp back in high school. The food is really good and definitely fills you up.
I highly recommend their famous Salchipapas which is a traditional Peruvian dish that incorporates french fries, hot dogs, and a combination of sauces. It’s delicious and definitely a guilty pleasure of mine.
The service is pretty satisfactory and the atmosphere is usually pretty quiet with the occasional crowd of high schoolers.

I’ve been here a few times because my bf’s family loves this place… and there’s good reason! Inka Wasi is super delicious. I like it because it’s very casual (you just order and they bring the food to you) and reasonably priced, with pretty large portions. We usually get the large seafood picante dish (I forgot what exactly it’s called, but it’s a large platter of seafood and creamy orangish sauce, kinda similar to Thai curry), which comes with a lot of seafood, from fried fish, to giant shrimp, to scallops, octopus, and more for about $ 20. We also get other items like the chicken saltado and seafood fried rice, but I think this one was my favorite.

Peruvian food is just great isn’t it? And for some odd reason, I live in Pablo’s verdes but haven’t tried this place for the longest time. Since Im bad with directions, it took me a while to find, but I ended up finding this nice little Peruvian restaurant.
I ordered the lunch special lomo Saltado which was reasonably priced. I really liked it, and I enjoyed the soup too. The pieces of beef were nice and Everything went together pretty well although it could have used a little more flavor. I’ve only tried one dish here, so I’m not sure what the other ones taste like, but they must be good.
The atmosphere is nice and reminded me somewhat of a Mexican café. The service was good too.
For some reason though, they don’t have that delicious green cilantro sauce that other Peruvian places have, or they never gave it to me, but other than that, the food was good and I will be back.

Probably the best Peruvian food I’ve ever had. With good pricing and generous portions, Inka Wasi sure does a great job cooking delicious food to satisfy everyone’s picky palates.
PROS:
— PICTURE MENU — If you’ve never been here before, you probably want to take a few minutes to look at the menu and study the pictures to get idea what Peruvian food is about. Everything looks so good, and it may be hard to decide
— SERVICE — fast and friendly
— SEATING — order at the counter and then find yourself a seat indoor or outdoor patio
CONS:
— SO MANY CHOICES — need time to decide what to order
— LOCATION — tucked away in a corner of huge shopping center, kind of hard to find the first time
AWESOME FOOD:
— SUDADO CHALACO — seafood stew $ 18 — lots of good stuff and will take a while to finish
— SALTADO DE MARISCOS (sauté of onions, tomatoes, cilantro, fries, fish, shrimp, and calamari served with garlic rice) $ 11 — well seasoned, very flavorful, and the texture of the seafood was just right
— SALTADO DE CARNE (sauté of onions, tomatoes, cilantro, fries, and beef served with garlic rice) $ 9 — large pieces of beef, great for beef lovers
— SEAFOOD FRIED RICE — $ 12 — on the lighter side with just right amount of seasoning, and that’s a huge plate of fried rice
— CEVICHE DE PESCADO — $ 9 — ceviche is light and refreshing in lime juice

It was a good meal, properly prepared.
Bonus soup at lunch!
Friendly staff, crowded but clean restaurant (at lunch).
Weird strip mall location, a little hard to spot if your not from the area.

Local resident and can’t believe I never discovered this place. Now I’m addicted
Pros:
Great food for a great price
Food comes out fast
Great selection of foods
Tried
lomo saltado — ¹⁰⁄₁₀
Green bean and chicken ¹⁰⁄₁₀
Green sauce was bomb!!!
Cons:
Causes addiction

I absolutely love that they have a tofu saltado! Didn’t find a vegetarian-​friendly version in Peru (no surprise or complaints), so it was lovely to get a taste here.
A saltado is a stir fry with onions, tomatoes, rice, and French fries – traditionally with steak strips.
Dessert: their alfajores (shortbread cookie sandwich with dulce de leche in between) are delicious, too.
This is an order at counter place with plenty of seating and parking in the plaza.

Order lomo Saltado and picante chicken. Great food. Quick service.
Ordered fried plantains — very ripe and sweet.
Affordable prices. Wonderful sauce.
My go to spot in PV for Peruvian food

Originally, I came into this plaza with my friend to grab lunch at Chicken Maison before going to the library together, but when we got there, Chicken Maison was closed. We Unilocaled to see what else was in the plaza, and we found this place!
Inka Wasi is tucked in the plaza and may not be easy to find if you’re just driving around but it’s right across from La Salsa. I wasn’t sure as to what to expect because I’ve been to this plaza many times before, and I never noticed it. We came at around 11:45 and there was barely anyone in the restaurant, so I was still a bit unsure. Once it hit 12, the place was packed with people! I’m so glad we beat the crowd.
I ordered the the classic lomo saltado, and it was beyond delicious! The beef was chewy and very well seasoned. The tomato was cooked perfectly, and the juices exploded in your mouth as you chewed it. I also really like the cilantro sauce which I drizzled over my dish. Since it was spicy, it gave a nice kick to the dish. The dish overall was very flavorful, but it was a little bit oily. Not enough to deter from my enjoying of the plate. Inka Wasi is definitely a pleasant discovery and I definitely will come here again!

This is a great place! We’ve been to El Pollo Inka, El Rocoto, and Kotosh. The food here at Inka Wasi is as good, if not better that these places. Being the beef lover that I am, the Lomo Saltado was what I ordered, sirloin cut. Yummy! My wife ordered the Vainitas de Pollo, just as good as the 3 places we’ve tried.
The aji verde was right on, I emptied our dispenser!
Excellent service, and no lines outside, the best part! We’ll be back for sure!

Really good Peruvian cuisine. The prices are very affordable (only $ 9 a plate). A lot of Peruvian restaurants are way overpriced. I would recommend the lomo saltado. The french fries and steak go together really well and the rice is super tasty. I would also recommend the tallarine de bistec (green noodles with a thin piece of beef on the top). Both of these dishes are super good. Bye bye.

Nice little strip center Peruvian restaurant amongst many fast food places sprouting up in the vacant center
Here were three of us
I had the green Peruvian chicken soup with spicy avocado sauce that was tasty
The ceviche was just so so. Not enough shrimp and the tangy flavor was overwhelming to me. Also the weird corn and sweet potato made no sense
One of the other people had the vegetarian noodles that was very good

Great Peruvian place on the hill.
We had the Pollo a la Brasa, the Lomo Saltado and the Vainitas con Pollo, all for $ 34. That is actually a very good price for Peruvian food, since it is usually much more expensive than that. All the dishes were seasoned very well and tasted like they should.
The place is a small sit down restaurant where you order at the counter and they bring the food to you.
Definitely would go back.

Lomo Saltado Fiya!!!