El Tesoro del Inca

The food was really good and it seemed freshly made. The service was quick and attentive. The restaurant is clean and welcoming. More on the quaint.

Returned today after quite a long time. New location off Beltline is very inviting. Got mussels, soup and a beef entree to go. Made for a nice (and filling!) combination. Looked around at the store while waiting for my order. Prices seemed to mostly be marked this time but I found at least some things I looked at to be rather pricy (e.g. 17 oz bottle of Lupini beans for $12). Service was very helpful and friendly even with my language barrier. Will be back!

Wow, this place is like a 4.5 out of 5 stars. I honestly felt like we were in a different country inside this restaurant. We ended up getting Lomo Saltado & aji de gallina, both classic peruvian dishes. We also got Chicha morada and inka cola to wash everything down. Both dishes were amazing, and they will provide sauce you can add to the food to spice things up. Every Peruvian place i go to, i need to try the lomo saltado, and this place is definitely legit, the lomo saltado is extremely tasty. the aji de gallina is also really delicious. Also, definitely get the Chicha morada drink. its so refreshing!The interior is so festive!!! Its kinda crazy to explain the whole store. They have random Peruvian snacks and food you can buy to bring home to cook. They also have a random section that sells plush toys. Also when we went, they had a live band playing, and they walked around in their costume. This is why i felt like i wasn't in america anymore, and took a trip to peru. I also bought flan to bring home to try, and i have to say the flan is also very good. If you eat inside, they will bring you food, but not sure if the place is truly a restaurant with waiter/waitress service? The reason i'm giving this place only 4.5 out of 5, is that there was a language barrier when ordering. I asked for a 20 oz size for inca cola, and they only bought out a small bottle. I was going to bring up that i ordered the larger size, but actually kept my mouth shut, cuz the smaller size was perfect and less sugar (which is a win, since i need to control my sugar intake. lol)Will definitely be back.

We were there yesterday because of the reviews the restaurant had. We ordered chicken and rice and chicken broth. The food took a long time to arrive at the table, the chicken and rice dish was cold and tasteless. The chicken broth had a very unpleasant taste and was full of pasta. The prices are very high for the quality of the food.Estuvimos ayer por los reviews que tenian. Pedimos arroz con pollo y caldo de gallina. La comida tardo mucho en llegar a la mesa, el plato de arroz con pollo estaba todo frio y sin sabor. El caldo de pollo tenia un sabor muy desagradable y lleno de pasta. Los precios son muy altos para la calidad de la comida.

Fantastic Peruvian foods! We feel very welcome walking into the restaurant. You can choose to sit at any opening table and this place is family and kids-friendly. Very good service and their foods are reasonably priced. The music is a bit loud but that goes well with the fun & relaxing vibe of El Tesoro del Inca. We love the ceviche and beef steaks served with rice, fried eggs, and fries.

Very nice to have a good Peruvian restaurant in DFW area. Friendly service and will be coming back to taste more dishes!

Every time my family comes to this establishment it has positive welcoming energy & delicious food. Food is fresh, tasty, & lots of different flavors. Customer service is nice and they serve you your food pretty fast. The owner is also polite & takes his time to welcome his customers. Definitely has been a spot I will continue to go by myself or with family.

Wow first time here and I love it!! Amazing customer service. Was offered a drink while I waited on my to go order. Great selection of cooking products and a huge collection of cooked food.

Parking: PlentyAmbience: CasualSitting: TablesFirstly, get in line to Order food at Counter (get a table number) and get your drinks there as well. It has a little grocery corner with local spices and candies. This week is EPIC in terms of Crowd. Due to Soccer games, there were tons of visitors from out of town through the day. The main door could never catch a break, folks were going in and out every few minutes. That said, the Menu was limited to a few popular dishes at fixed price of $16.99 - this is to speed up both food preparation and cashiering duty without causing any further bottleneck at waiting line - very efficiently throught of to keep the line moving and the tables turning. Food is authentic, Cerviche was as expected, large serving enough to share with 4 people. The Saltido with soaked fries and steak bites was super flavorful although the meat could be a little softer. Having watched the fire grill churning and grilling chicken behind the Cashier counter, I went ahead to get the Pollo al Brasas to go. Will be back when the full Menu opens up again - very blessed to have a local Peruvian joint in Irving!

We were there yesterday, ordered a rotisserie chicken which was very tasty, arroz chaufa which was as well very good. The ceviche had wayyyy too much milk.We got alfajores to go, sorry but I've never try this bad of alfajores, the manjarblanco it's a thin layer that it is very hard, the cookie itself is just basic. Not really original alfajores. Very dissappointed since I was craving some alfajores. $15 it's definitely a ripoff for those, DO NOT BUY ALFAJORES THERE