Leche De Tigre

We ordered the pork belly sandwich and fried yuca. The ingredients in the pork belly sandwich (sweet potato, pickled onion, green sauce) were all really fresh and good on their own, but didn't blend as well in a single bite. The sauce for the fried yuca was great!

Food was decent. Tasted fresh and good. It is authentic Peruvian, though the lady who was the cashier didn't seem too familiar with the menu, that, for a Peruvian is kind of discouraging. We, Peruvians are very passionate about our food and when you hear the person who works there say something like "that sauce, the green sauce" Peruvians know it's is the "huacatay sauce". So that will turn a Peruvian off. There is no parking, not signage to know where you can park. So definetly a challenge. Place seemed clean, but there were too many flies. Some tables had a fly fan battery operated device, but it makes you wonder why there are so many flies. I don't know if I would go back. Maybe take care of the flies and get some signs that tell people where they can and can't park.

Delicious food, made fresh, ready quickly, and friendly staff. I came to The Wash for Cuban and Vietnamese, and ended up getting Peruvian and falling in love. The Jalea (a special, not always available) is delicious and a huge hit with the adults and kids alike. The fish and seafood are fresh and prepared to perfection every time - ceviche or cooked. The plantains are a must get side dish. I recommend ordering off the weekend specials menu for the best dishes.I look forward to trying more soon!

This hole-in-the-wall has outdoor seating that's great for a temperate day. It's also near other restaurants if you so choose. The quinoa lentil burger came out very quickly (10-15 mins) and was tasty. Service was friendly. You can street park very closely to the place (1 min walk).

So happy to eat delicious authentic Peruvian food in The South. The ceviche was fresh and bursting with flavor. The Lomo Saltado was very tender & perfectly seasoned, I savored every bite. Will definitely be stopping here any time we are in Nashville.

Was so excited to try Leche De Tigre (located at The Wash), but sadly we didn't have a great service experience. Ordered at 11:35 a.m. on a Saturday and didn't get our order (ONE entree) until after 12 p.m., after several guests behind us had been served :(

Love this place and the service. The chicken chaufa reminded me of Chinese fried rice with a Peruvian twist. Definitely coming back here to try other items

This stop in The Wash was amazingly delicious - you can taste the love of food through experiencing their Peruvian meals. There are so many types of entrees and ceviche to try that fit everyone . The service is super fast and friendly, and you can sit to enjoy live music and the other vendors in the Wash at the same time.

First time here today and I must say I was impressed! This rice is very flavorful , the best fried rice I've tasted since I've been in Nashville tbh. Portions are plentiful, The staff was also helpful at telling me what to try out next time, the location is a nice vibe as well, definitely will be back !

I met a friend for a dinner date at Leche de Tigre, a food stall at The Wash. As a fan of Latin foods, I was excited to try this highly-rated spot, but unfortunately, it didn't live up to the hype.Street parking was a bit challenging due to the narrow streets, but we eventually made it inside. I ordered the Lomo Saltado and took our number to one of the outdoor tables. The food arrived quickly, but I was disappointed with the quality. The meat was tough and overly salty, and the rice was undercooked and hard. I tried to eat the rice but just couldn't get through it.While other menu items might be better, I'm not sure I'll be returning.