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Explore the Ceviches Peru Grill menu featuring traditional Peruvian ceviches, Pollo a la Brasa, and classic dishes like Lomo Saltado and Arroz Chaufa. Visit us in Hialeah for fresh seafood, bold flavors, and a family-friendly dining experience.
Ceviches Peru Grill in Hialeah is a vibrant celebration of authentic Peruvian cuisine, bringing the rich flavors of Lima straight to your plate. Known for its standout ceviches, the menu offers a variety of traditional favorites such as ceviche mixto, ceviche de pescado, and the unique ceviche en crema de rocoto, showcasing the diversity of Peru’s coastal seafood heritage. The perfectly roasted pollo a la brasa is a must-try, delivering succulent, marinated chicken with a smoky finish that locals rave about.
Beyond ceviches and chicken, the menu features beloved platos típicos like lomo saltado, ají de gallina, and tacu tacu con lomo saltado, each dish rich in flavor and tradition. Generous portions and authentic preparation create a dining experience that transports you to Peru. The warm hospitality and attentive service here only deepen the connection to Peruvian culture, making it a perfect spot for family meals or a flavorful escape.
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Ceviche mixto, ceviche de pescado, ceviche de conchas negras, ceviche de ají amarillo, ceviche en crema de rocoto (no picante). Y muchos ceviches más… Ven a disfrutar de los mejores ceviches peruanos!
Lomo saltado, arroz chaufa, ají de gallina, tacu tacu con lomo saltado, Cau Cau de camarones, y muchos platos tradicionales peruanos más.
It’s my third time coming here and each time I feel I’m in Lima. Not only for the warm welcome from Rosita each time we come, but the flavors and portion sizes of all the dishes we’ve tried. Let me say that I’ve not been able to find any Peruvian restaurant in Miami serving “rondas” or “combinados” with ceviche and other dishes. I’ve only seen that in Peru. So for one more reason, I feel like being in Lima each time. Also, you’ll find -not so common- Peruvian dishes, like Cau cau and different varieties of Leche de Tigres. So if you’re in the mood for great Peruvian food and eating like a real Peruvian, come visit this hidden gem or delicious Huarike as we Peruvians call them.
Opening hours, the full address and the best way to get there are all on the restaurant page. Booking policies differ from place to place — so call ahead, or simply walk in.