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Another great visit to this place, had my usual Lomo Saltado and Orroz Chaufa but I did try the Ceviche with multiple seafood, very tasty. Wish this p…
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Gran Restaurante Chifa-Gino
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Great Peruvian-chinese food. Make sure to place your order before going.…
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Gran Restaurante Chifa-Gino
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La comida estuvo horrible. No les recomiendo este lugar, empezaron muy bien, ahora la comida es desagradable, la atencin es psima, hay insectos por to…
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Gran Restaurante Chifa-Gino
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4 Reviews on “Gran Restaurante Chifa-Gino”
Another great visit to this place, had my usual Lomo Saltado and Orroz Chaufa but I did try the Ceviche with multiple seafood, very tasty. Wish this place would start serving unsweetened ice tea, that would make it perfect.11 Feb, 2014I can not talk about this place enough. Have been here three times, have brought three different people to this place and at no time have we been disappointed. The Lomo Saltado is the best I have ever tasted in Tampa, better then El Puerto, Terra Sur or Macho Picho. The Orroz Chaufa is tasty as all get out. I had the Liver and Onions also, can not tell you how tasty it is. This place is in the middle of Armenia, hence not a high volume of traffic, I just hope there will be more people visiting. Can not wait to return, please get unsweetened ice tea for God’s sake.
Great Peruvian-chinese food. Make sure to place your order before going.
La comida estuvo horrible. No les recomiendo este lugar, empezaron muy bien, ahora la comida es desagradable, la atencin es psima, hay insectos por todos lados. El pollo tena un sabor raro. No regreso nunca ms … Ped 3 platos y ninguno estuvo bien preparado y lo peor es que el pollo estaba malogrado…. La mesera una malcriada, en los baos no haba agua , en pocas palabras un ASCO
Peruvian yum. Finally an alternative to Machu Picchu! Nothing wrong with M.P., but when you have something as unique as cuisine from Peru, it’s nice to have something to compare it with. I have only been to Chifa once, but I will definitely be going back. It is quintessential hole-in-the-wall and with a menu I could not understand—no English subtitles. =) The waitress talked me through it and I had chicken wantans to start. I am not a huge fan of chicken but these were definitely tasty, served with a sweet sauce. I requested a spicy sauce as well, and she brought out their own remedy which made me cry it packed such a punch. I followed it up with peruvian fried rice (delish) and washed it down with their home-made juice which was fantastic!