Hijo de Olaya - Lima

Read more about this place online, and we wandered out our way, it really could not say in which neighborhood it was, or how to go there. Some of the best ceviche we had in Lima, and also a really cool place. There are probably 20 25 seats all over the place, so you might have to wait (we have someone sitting on the wall counter-stalked). Some basic Spanish will be essential check-out the chalkboard as you go for the menu. We had one of the specials and then a combo plate. Also with all high-end sites we went to Lima, this was right there in terms of taste, freshness and overall experience.

Came for lunch and they hardly speak English. Your menu is not extensive and in Spanish. We tried the Super Combinado. It had seafood fried rice with noodles, roasted Calamares and a bowl of ceviche. It cost us 43 soles, but it was good for 2. Oh, it was so delicious! We also ordered empanadas that were delicious. A small hole in the wall, but I absolutely recommend this place. We'll be back.

We went here from our hotel in San Isidro and had the best of our Peru trip. This is a hole appearing in the wall, not a Frills restaurant with a chalkboard menu. They offer a 'catch of the day' ceviche we ordered, along with the octopus/fish ceviche and both were delicious and only S/. 24-29. The service was quick and friendly.

Tiene la ambientacion de un mercado; los precios algo elevados; el ceviche muy pequeño con muy poco pescado; la chicha morada pequeña; el chilcano de pescado algo desabrido; el chaufa de pescado estaba rico ; creo que en Lima existen mejores cevicherias que esta.

El lugar es agradable, la atencion es buena pero lamenteblamente el pescado del cebiche NO es bueno, es el tipico pescado barato gelatinoso, deberian poner algo mejor!