El Mochica

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• Anynomous

  15 March 2018

  Fancied up versions of classic Peruvian home cooking in what looks at first like an elegant setting. But a lot is for show and very superficial, and that's true of the food too - it's rather good, but not level it purports to be, and overpriced.

• Anynomous

  15 November 2017

  Quite expensive but food is very disappointing, big restaurant

• Anynomous

  13 November 2017

  Mediocre, overpriced food. Tourist trap. A couple small dining rooms in the front, nicely decorarated but the bulk of customers are served in a huge second rate if that, banquet hall. Noisy, slow, poor service. If you are looking for a quality Peruvian dining experience, skip this.

• Anynomous

  09 October 2017

  Magnificent place, the soups are absolutely delicious. I highly recommend it.

• Anynomous

  14 June 2017

  Uno de los mejores restaurantes de comida tipica de la ciudad.

• Anynomous

  23 May 2017

  The food, drinks and desserts are extremely delicious. Every time I return to Trujillo, my natal city, I make a mandatory stop here
  Specialities: criolla food, ceviche, shambar (only mondays)
  I recommend: Ajiaco de cuy, ceviche mixto, seco de pato.
  Ps: always leave room for the traditional desserts :)

• Anynomous

  22 May 2017

  Can enjoy fresh food and also entertainment available. I really loved sea food which was served there.

• Anynomous

  24 September 2015

  Black tie service for my non-black tie travels. Good food and service at a reasonable price.

• Anynomous

  20 April 2014

  We went here a few times while in Trujillo. The food and service were always good, but no tie or heels are necessary. It pegs itself as the top tier option, but plastic chairs and (loud) football games on TV might suggest otherwise. If you're in the neighborhood and want good food, try El Mochica. If, however, you want that top tier option and to spend some money on unique plates, there are other options.