El Gran Inka

Prices from web page were different from what I was charged.up to $5 more than advertised.I ordered hamburger appeared $16 charged $17, arroz con mariscos was advertised at $13 and I paid $17 Aguadito de pollo $17 , that was correctly charged . -The hamburguer came with raw meat, lettuce appeared old and watery, and french fries tasted as if they were preheated and also old. -The arroz con mariscos (rice with seafood) was aldente hard and with very few seafood and no proportionate quantity. - The aguadito (chicken broth) I have not tried it yet. - For the price they charge and above all for the quality of the food which was bad in taste and cooked which, I am sadden that El Gran Inka represents Peruvian food with such an elocuent name as The Great Inka and apparently represents how bad the Inca might have eaten and what Perúvians eat today.This impression was given by Peruvian, Colombian and Venezuelan citizens. WITH NO OTHER REMARK WE WILL NOT BUY OR RECOMEND THAT RESTAURANT IN KEY B

been there a few times before covid set in. went back in july 2022 craving for a ceviche, and it was disgusting, full of garlic and corvina that tasted like sardines. The pisco sours ($15 a pop) tasted like naphthalene and included a 18% tip, and asked for more (optional). I do have to say that the lomo saltado was really good, but the fries were frozen and fried in old oil. Not sure what happened, but my $165 lunch for two was the worst bang for the buck I've had as far as i can remember. 2 stars went to make up for the lomo saltado, other than that, a really sad turn around, used to love this restaurant. Hope reviews make them think about bringing it back to what it was before covid.

Wonderful Experience last nigh I went to this place and I was like WOW the food was so AMAZING, very testy and delicious, the service was very professional and very friendly crew. I highly recommend this place like at very high level I mean 1000% sure don’t wait so long to life that experience.