For good food, you don’t have to look far in Miraflores. If you’re looking for a restaurant in Miraflores, Lima, you’ll find plenty of places serving Peruvian cuisine, from ceviche to fresh fish and seafood. There are also restaurants with Japanese influences and international cuisine. The neighborhood’s proximity to the Pacific naturally plays a role, too.
We’ve selected 10 restaurants in Miraflores that are worth a visit.
Tip #1: Maido
Maido, run by chef Mitsuharu “Micha” Tsumura, is one of the best-known addresses for Nikkei cuisine. Here, Peruvian ingredients meet Japanese cooking techniques. The multi-course menu combines, for example, fish from the Amazon, spices from the Andes and Peruvian chilies with sashimi and other Japanese dishes.
The restaurant has a modern and simple interior. If you like Nikkei cuisine or want to try it for the first time, Maido offers a good impression of what makes this cuisine so special.
Monday to Saturday: 1:00–10:00 PM
Sunday: Closed
Ca. San Martín No. 399, Miraflores 15074, Peru
Tip #2: Central
At Central by Virgilio Martínez and Pía León, much of the focus is on Peru’s different landscapes. The menu takes you through various altitudes – from the sea all the way to the Andes at over 4,000 meters above sea level. Along the way, you’ll encounter ingredients that you don’t find on every menu, including unique potato varieties, flowers and fruits from the Amazon region.
The restaurant is located in a modern, bright building complex surrounded by plenty of greenery. The concept also includes its own gardens, where different plants are grown and studied. The dishes themselves are also presented with great attention to detail. Central is one of the best restaurants in Miraflores and a good place to experience a different side of Peruvian cuisine. If you want to dine at Central, it’s best to plan well in advance, as tables are usually booked up well ahead of time.
Monday to Saturday: 12:45–1:45 PM and 7:00–8:30 PM
Sunday: ClosedAv. Pedro de Osma 301, Barranco 15063, Peru
Tip #3: La Mar Cevicheria
La Mar was founded by the well-known Peruvian chef Gastón Acurio and focuses on fish and seafood. Ceviche is one of the main dishes here. Depending on the catch, the menu includes fresh fish as ceviche or tiradito, as well as grilled fish. Lime and leche de tigre are also used in the dishes.
The restaurant is bright and open, with a lively atmosphere that has something of a beach bar about it. It is particularly busy around lunchtime. If you like ceviche and fresh fish, La Mar is a good choice when visiting Miraflores.
Monday to Thursday: 12:00–5:00 PM
Friday: 12:00–7:00 PM
Saturday: 11:30 AM–5:30 PM
Sunday: 11:30 AM–5:30 PMAv. Mariscal La Mar 770, Miraflores 15074, Peru
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Tip #4: Mayta
At Mayta, modern cuisine meets classic Peruvian flavors. Regional ingredients play an important role, with the restaurant working with small producers and using seasonal products from different parts of the country. These ingredients are turned into a varied selection of dishes with a distinctly Peruvian character.
Mayta has a warm and modern interior, with plenty of wood and soft lighting. The Pisco selection is also worth exploring. At the bar, homemade infusions and a variety of cocktails are mixed. If you enjoy modern Peruvian cuisine, you can also try different Pisco creations here.
Monday to Sunday: 12:00–3:00 PM and 6:00–10:00 PM
Av. Mariscal La Mar 1285, Miraflores 15027, Peru
Tip #5: Costanera 700
Costanera 700 is one of Lima’s well-known addresses for Peruvian-Japanese cuisine. The restaurant was founded by Humberto Sato, and his sons continue the concept today. The menu features fish dishes, squid and various combinations of Peruvian and Japanese cuisine. Some of the recipes have been served for many years.
The atmosphere is more traditional and relaxed. Families from Lima dine here alongside visitors from abroad. If you want to discover the combination of Peruvian and Japanese cuisine, Costanera 700 offers a good introduction to this style of cooking.
Monday to Saturday: 12:30 PM–11:00 PM
Sunday: 12:30–5:00 PMJr. Manuel Tovar 179, Miraflores 15074, Peru
Tip #6: Huaca Pucllana
The Huaca Pucllana Restaurant is right next to the old adobe pyramid of the Pucllana culture. The pyramid is more than 1,500 years old and can be seen from the restaurant’s terrace. The menu includes Peruvian dishes such as Causa Rellena, Lomo Saltado and different duck dishes, with a more modern presentation.
In the evening, the pyramid is lit up and you can sit on the terrace with a view of it. The restaurant is a good option if you’re looking for a place in Miraflores with typical Peruvian food and a special setting.
Monday to Thursday: 12:00–9:00 PM
Friday and Saturday: 12:00–10:00 PM
Sunday: 12:00–9:00 PMHuaca Pucllana, Ca. Gral. Borgoño Cdra 8, Miraflores 15074, Peru
Tip #7: Panchita
At Panchita, everything revolves around classic Peruvian comfort food. The restaurant is also part of Gastón Acurio’s restaurant group and is particularly known for its Comida Criolla. The menu includes Anticuchos, grilled beef heart skewers, Aji de Gallina, slow-cooked meat dishes and crispy suckling pig.
The restaurant usually has a lively and colorful atmosphere. Portions are generous and are well suited for sharing. If you want to try typical Peruvian dishes, you’ll find a wide selection here, and it’s best to order several dishes to share with the table.
Monday to Saturday: 12:00 PM–11:00 PM
Sunday: 12:00–6:00 PMC. 2 de Mayo 298, Miraflores 15074, Peru
Tip #8: Mercado 28
Mercado 28 brings several small kitchens together in one food hall. The choice is quite varied, with ceviche, tacos, burgers and Pisco cocktails among the options. It’s easy to order a few different dishes and share them at the table.
The food hall has an open layout and a lively atmosphere. Guests sit at long wooden tables, with locals and visitors coming together. Especially when you’re visiting with a group, Mercado 28 is a good place to go, as everyone can choose something different.
Monday to Wednesday: 12:00–11:00 PM
Thursday to Saturday: 12:00 PM–1:00 AM
Sunday: 12:00–11:00 PMAv. Vasco Núñez de Balboa 755, Miraflores 15074, Peru
Tip #9: Siete
Siete is a small bistro in Miraflores where different influences come together. The menu features small dishes made with Latin American ingredients, combined with Mediterranean and Asian influences. The cuisine remains relatively uncomplicated, focusing on clear and well-defined flavors.
The restaurant is located in an older building and features plenty of wood and warm lighting. There is also a selection of natural wines. The atmosphere is relaxed and laid-back, making it a great place to spend an evening with friends.
Tuesday to Saturday: 1:00–3:00 PM and 7:30–11:00 PM
Sunday: 1:00–4:00 PM
Monday: ClosedJirón Domeyer 260, Barranco 04, Peru
Tip #10: Amoramar
Amoramar is located in a restored colonial villa with a large courtyard. The menu focuses largely on fish and seafood. In addition to various ceviches, you’ll find dishes such as grilled octopus and rice dishes with seafood.
The courtyard is surrounded by plenty of greenery, with various works of art displayed throughout the space. This gives the restaurant a pleasantly peaceful atmosphere despite its location in the city. Amoramar is a good option if you want to enjoy Peruvian food in a more relaxed setting. Cocktails and fresh fish from the Pacific complete the menu. Cocktails and fresh fish from the Pacific complete the experience.
Monday to Wednesday: 12:00–11:30 PM
Thursday to Saturday: 12:00 PM–12:30 AM
Sunday: 12:00–5:00 PMAv. Felipe Pardo y Aliaga 672, San Isidro 15073, Peru
