Inkanto Peruvian Cuisine

Great experience! Nothing fancy about this place, but the food was delicious! I don't know if I'd get the potatoes again for the price, but they were good.The pollo a la brasa was juicy and tender and a huge portion even at just the 1/4 size. The side salad was shredded lettuce, cucumbers and tomatoes, and was fresh and a good side option.I really enjoyed the risotto dish. I had ordered the spaghetti but somehow ended up with the risotto huacaina, but no regrets, it was so good!! Maybe the best rice dish I've ever had. The beef was tender and full of flavor. The tomatoes were just right, and the onions were big enough for me to eat around since I don't like them.The staff was friendly and attentive. We paid about $53 for two entrees, two Mexican Cokes, 20% tip, and taxes. But with portion sizes, it was fair.It's definitely giving me more "hole in the wall" than "fancy dining", but it was truly great food. Can't wait to go back!There's also a second counter for arepas if you're in the mood for Venezuelan food.

This place is wonderful, there's more than one restaurant inside this place. My husband and I ate at two different restaurants. Is our second time coming here and the food is delicious and well presented. The place looks very neat and clean. There's music playing in the background at all times. You get to seat and order wherever you want. No servers and on one bothers you after you get your food, is perfect.

Peruvian food is one of my favorites and I'm so glad we now have Inkanto in our community. Their menu includes classic dishes like papa a la huancaína (boiled potatoes in a creamy sauce with ají, onion, and garlic), lomo saltado (stir fry with marinated strips of sirloin with onions, tomatoes, fries and rice), ceviche, tallarín saltado (noodles with sautéed chicken or beef), and arroz chaufa (fried rice). They also seem to switch it out quite a bit so you're able to try different things. Their alfajores are pretty good too although not available all the time. The owner, Jony, is super nice, answering any questions you might have and making recommendations if you need help making a decision. You can also call ahead to order and they'll have the food ready by the time you get there if you want it to go. I have been following Inkanto ever since they had pop-ups at Mother Road and then at Ksero Grill. Inkanto is now located on 3rd & Lewis in the same building as Arepa Bar and Granada (Mexican juice bar). They all went through the Kitchen 66 restaurant incubator program and it's so cool they collaborated to be in a brick and mortar spot together. Doña Carmelita (Mexican food) is also in the same building, which has been there for a while. The place itself looks great since I last visited. They painted the outside and it looks a lot better! I love how spacious it is and how much seating is available. There's usually Salsa or Mexican music playing, so they make my dance heart happy.

Food was very good, outstanding service and great atmosphere. Servers are welcoming, respectful and they give you your space after the food is served.

This food is absolutely amazing- they really care abt what they make and they do it well. We go here every week- some of the best food in Tulsa! I am picky abt my food- and my fries...omg are the tatters crispy and the meat and sauce...oooooooo yea!!!

I love a good Peruvian spot and this place is pretty good. I got the lomo Saltado (my go to dish). As said in an earlier post, I wish the fries would have been stir fried in with the chicken & veggies but the flavor was great. Seemed a bit salty to me but worth going regularly!!

Friendly and nice people, the fried rice is delicious and a good portion for at least 2. Old building but very clean!

Tried this place for the first time in the Mother Road Market on Route66 and enjoyed the dish. I forgot the name of the dish but it's noodles as you see in the picture and everyone had their eyes on it. Will buy this again.

Excellent food! We split the arroz con pollo.Creamy potatoes with a delightful, fresh red onion salad that was not overpowering at all.Our only wish is that there was a bit more chicken with the platter, however, the drumstick was perfectly cooked. Bright, clean, and cheery atmosphere. We'll be back to try other dishes!

What an unexpected find in Tulsa. We just enjoyed some fantastic food at Inkanto Peruvian Cuisine restaurant. Such wonderful spices and variety of dishes and sandwiches. I am looking forward to our next visit so I can try some of the other dishes.