Bar TINTO

Sezaaaar!!! Thank you for your dance lessons 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

This Peruvian restaurant opened on the second floor of Izumiya in Kogane-cho. Both the staff and customers were local, giving it a very exotic feel. We ordered by pointing at the menu to the staff who spoke broken Japanese. It was my first time trying Peruvian food, and although it made heavy use of coriander, the seasoning was surprisingly light overall and quite easy to get used to. There were plenty of vegetables and rice, so I could eat this every day. They also serve grape shochu pisco with an alcohol content of over 40%, and the only beers they serve are Peruvian and Corona. It's nice that it's not geared towards Japanese people in many ways, so you can experience the local atmosphere.

The meat is delicious. I had lunch there. The restaurant is bright and spacious. It may be a nice place to gather and dance, but it's quiet and relaxing during the weekday afternoon. The food is a little lacking in color from the Japanese perspective, but the colors look delicious. It was a little salty, perhaps.

The owner was very kind and the drinks were delicious and reasonably priced.

I enjoyed the Peruvian cuisine, which you don't usually get to try, and the owner was kind and I had a relaxing and enjoyable time.