Rinconcito Peruano Restaurant

Food was amazing. Service was great my taste buds where loving it and they also recently expanded so there's more room for more people.

Wow! We saw this place recommended in a Reddit thread, so the next day we grabbed our Peruvian friend and made the trip over to Rinconcito Peruano. She confirmed that it was the best Peruvian food she's had, besides her family's cooking haha. As soon as we sat down the staff greeted us with menus and a run down of the specials. The restaurant is cozy, has lots of fun art, and seems very clean. We ended up ordering Ceviche de Pescado, Lomo Saltado, and Aji de Gallina. All the dishes were fresh, delicious, and were great portions. The ceviche was definitely the star of the show! My husband and I have only had Mexican ceviche, so this was a new preparation for us. The quality of the fish was top notch. We loved the balance of the lime juice with the sweet potatoes and other sides. We'll totally be stopping by to get some more ceviche and try new dishes again soon.

Great food and good service nice atmosphere with great food and pricesVery tasty Peruvian food

This place is the best! My new favorite restaurant, and one of the best meals I've ever had. Food and staff are amazing, and I love the music and beautifully painted walls. I can't wait to go back!All potato appetizers, the Carne asada, and the fried chicken are fantastic!

Seems like a family restaurant.I loved the decor , the staff the food , very authentic delicious .Would come back again !I had lomo saltado , maracuyá ,

Finally found a local Peruvian eatery that not only served some good food but the family hospitality was on par too! We had the Lomo Saltado with tender beef tenderloin slices, sauteed with onions, tomatoes, aji and other spices and served under a bed of w french fries and rice. The large portion of Jalea De Mariscos was a stacked deep fried delight of fish, octopus, yucca and shrimp topped with pickled red onions, tomatoes, cilantro, and choclo (large corn) and a creamy tartar sauce. The Arroz Con Mariscos came with seafood cooked in a chili pepper tomato sauce under a bed of rice. The three items we got which are moderately priced was more than enough to feed three. We've also heard rave reviews about the Ceviche de Pescado and really want to try that next time!

Finally able to find some great Peruvian food outside of Seattle.It's a small restaurant but was pretty busy for lunch. The menu has all the staples you'd expect. They also serve beer.Food is really fresh. The ceviche mixto had great flavor, the lomo saltado and parihuela were really large entrees. Parihuela had tons of seafood in it and the broth taste like it was just made. Would highly recommend if you're craving peruvian food.

This is literally an overpriced hole in the wall in the middle of nowhere.The food though, the food is AMAZING! For being Seattle, and Peruvian, hands down the best Peruvian food around. Now don't expect to get good service nor to be eating in a comfortable atmosphere. You won't get that here. This spot it's just for the food and the food only, the rest is loud, colors are bright and there are random pictures of Peru on the walls. Also, overpriced.

As someone who's lived in South America and Miami, I've had my fair share of Peruvian food. This restaurant has a good selection of dishes, everything was tasty and the service was nice, but not outstanding. The music was LOUD and the clips were playing on the three screens they had hung all around the tiny place.Rinconcito is a very small restaurant. We saw several clients come in a walk out because there wasn't enough seating available at lunch time on a weekend. The door didn't close well and we kept being gushed by the freezing wind, which nobody seemed to notice, so we kept closing it ourselves (we have babies).We ordered three non-alcoholic drinks, two dishes (pescado a lo macho and tallarín a la huancaína with meat), yuca frita, plus the warm sweet rice and jelly dessert (forgot the name). Tasty, but not memorable. Everywhere else we've had the pasta with meat on the side it's been steak, the juicy kind. This meat was FAR from a steak. It was some thin cut meat with lots of nerving running through it. Not at all what we were expecting. We paid over $107.34 with tip and the 10.6% Lynnwood taxes, which was much more than we think the meal and experience were worth. They also charged us $3.25 for a glass with ice!!We'll keep on looking for our go-to comida Peruana.. This was NOT it.

Food was delicious, service was far and beyond our expectations, ambiance was great! They expanded their space meaning is three times bigger the size used to be! Fits nice big groups of people. We love the Lomo Saltado, Leche de Tigre Rinconcito and Ají de Gallina.