Fish and seafood lovers will feel spoiled and pampered at Chicho's Restaurant. With a capacity of 30 places and offering a comforting Peruvian cuisine, this charming restaurant will immerse you in the warm atmosphere of Latin America. Open daily, Chicho's is also well known for its delicious fish-based soups made from the finest bouillons.
Located on Saint-Laurent Boulevard, Chicho's is the ideal spot for a romantic evening or a meal with a group of friends. In addition, reception services are available if you would like to organize a private party.
Chicho's is widely praised for authentic Peruvian cuisine in Montreal, with diners calling the food amazing, portions generous, and the service consistently attentive. The ceviche mixte and seafood soup are repeatedly highlighted as fresh and tasty, while the breakfast option is described as among the best. The dining room is described as cozy and the staff as friendly, creating a welcoming atmosphere. Many reviews mention that the flavors convey true sazón criolla and deliver a genuine Peruvian taste for visitors from elsewhere as well as locals. Popular dishes such as ceviche, marina mixta, pan con chicharron, and mero del macho, along with strong drinks and sauces, are frequently recommended. The space can be small and lively, with music that is sometimes a bit loud, but the overall experience remains positive and worth returning for. Overall, Chicho's stands out as one of the top Peruvian spots in Montreal with repeat visits and broad recommendations.
Best peruvian food I have found in Montreal, the Sopa a la minuta is as close as a grandma's meal as it gets & the flavor of the Lomo Saltado is one of the best I have tried ever including from Peru. If you are a peruvian like me & missing food from home, this is the place to go! Authentic, homemade & simply delicious. I was not a big fan of the seafood (it still tasted good!) but that's okay since its really hard & almost impossible to get that right in this country 🤣 but i certainly loved the flavor of it (we ordered the big fuente to share) We'll be coming back to try the picarones & pollo a la brasa during the weekends! P.s The portions are big so make sure you are sharing with someone!
Jan 20, 2024
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Food was pretty decent although I've had better renditions of each dish elsewhere around MTL. For the price it was a little underwhelming. Service was attentive enough, & friendly. It's definitely worth giving a shot. Their breakfast especially looks particularly good & their weekend specials might be better. They seem to have quite a bit of variety on offer.
God dam this food was amazing I recommend, the seasoning was amazing even the dessert hit the spot. Everyone should go & the waitress was serving. How many letters in jungkook exactly that's the restaurant (ate) & I ate well so bonus
Nous avons adoré manger dans ce restaurant. Le repas était magnifique, l’accueil très chaleureux & le rapport qualité/prix très bon. À refaire sans hésite
Really cute & homey family business with the hands down the best jalea in town!! Fresh ingredient, tasty flavour with homecooked love, definitely one of our favourite peruvian restaurant :)) We ve eaten in & catered from there, both were amazing!!
Excellente nourriture & excellent service! Le vrai goût de la bouffe péruvienne. De plus, ils ont de 'picarones,' mon désert péruvien préféré! Bravo! On y retournera.
Sep 7, 2019
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I am always happy when I eat at Chicho's. The food is amazingly good, & I've been to many other latin american places. He doesn't make you wait long for your food, the portions are generous(two can share a plate). Yes some plates may be a little pricey but for the fast service & portions you get it's worth every penny.
Nous étions 6 personnes à manger 6 repas différents ainsi que 6 entrées différentes. comme entrée nous avons pris: papa à la huancaina, un tamal, choros a la chalaca, anticucho, leche de tigre, & una leche de pantera.
comme repas principal, nous avons pris:
cebiche, lomo saltado, tallarin saltado, arroz con mariscos, pescado frito, parihuela. Malheureusement tous les plats étaient soit mal cuits, trop salés, aucunement représentatifs à la vraie nourriture péruvienne. Le riz trop collant, la viande trop sèche & dure, le poulet aussi trop sec. bref une catastrophe de restaurant. C’est bien dommage, car on a voulu faire goutter à des amis la nourriture péruvienne qu'elle est si bonne, mais dans ce restaurant, rien à voir. Aussi portions trop petites. & que dire du service; malheureusement un serveur qui parle juste anglais ou espagnol, pas attentionné à nos besoins d'eau, débarrasser la table, vérifier si tout allait bien. Il été en train de jouer sur son téléphone au lieu de faire son travail. Pour finir, on a voulu nous donner une fausse facture faite à la main en nous chargeant des taxes alors qu'on n'avait pas une facture officielle du gouvernement. On a du exiger de nous faire un vrai reçu, & on dirait qu'ils ne sont pas habitués à déclarer leurs revenus, car le serveur à du appeler quel'un pour lui montrer comment imprimer une vraie facture.
Je connais très bien la cuisine Péruvienne & ça, ça ne vaux pas grand chose comme restaurant.
I order breakfast for 2 it was 35 dollars tjay is incredible high for breakfast & for the amount of food serve..was not satisfied with the taste either..
