Manos Peruanas

Mano Peruanas is one of the few Peruvian restaurants in Tulsa where one could get authentic Peruvian cuisines. It's not my favorite Peruvian restaurant, and it really depends on what you get.The bisteck a lo pobre is described as "popular dish for hungry people all over Peru, made of seasoned steak including garlic and pepper, fried until it gets a golden color, accompanied with white rice, hot dogs, French fries, fried plantains, fried egg and salad." It truly comes in a big portion size for hungry people. My least favorite part is the steak. It tastes more like grilled rather than fried, and it's cooked really well done, making it taste too chewy. The flavor is good, but the steak is not. The hot dogs are the cheapest kind you get at the store, cut up in slices and grilled. They could at least use better hotdogs. Everything else was good on this dish, and of course fried plantains are always my favorite. Restaurant was really slow when I was there. During lunch, there were 1-2 tables, but you have the whole place to yourself. There weren't any to go orders either. I hope this was just a slow day, otherwise I just don't see how they could continue to open. Inside there is a TV monitor playing Peruvian music at all times.P.S. I went to Mano Peruanas solely to get the Peruvian Food Fan recognition.

Okay.Man in charge was personable. Very relaxed atmosphere. Very clean toilets.Food is not bad. might give you your fix, but also not something to write home about.Solid restaurant, but I doubt we'll be back soon.

Good South American cuisine. Excellent service. Pleasant surroundings. I had the arroz con pollo and it was good.

This place is so clean, you smell fabuloso right when you walk in. They were out of a few things but the food was delicious. It didn't take any time to get our food.

Forgive me, Yelpers!The names of these dishes are lost on me, but please, don't let that stop you from trying any of the incredible dishes that this place has to offer. seriously, it's like W O W. I' m a petite woman, but as proven by the attached photo, the portions are obviously generous and the flavor C'est magnifique! The atmosphere seems like a nice place to grab lunch or go on a casual date that would still make for an interesting and altogether, amazing meal. The owner (assuming it's the older gentleman who waits tables) is so friendly and sweet. He speaks Spanish fluently, so make sure you brush up a bit before you go. Trust me! The conversation alone is worth it. A++

We love to try new places and international cuisine. I had a Yelp recommendation pop up a few weeks ago, so we decided to give it a try. I had been to that location before when it was a restaurant of a different name....Mi Tierra, I believe. The place has been remodeled since then and has a much smaller dining room now, maybe only 10 tables or so.We arrived shortly before noon and there was one other couple there. We were promptly greeted and told to sit wherever we like. She then came with menus and took our order. Upon bringing drinks to the table, she then took our order. I ordered the Arroz con Pollo, while she ordered the Lomo Saltado. I also ordered the canchita for an appetizer. The canchitas were great. Salty and crunchy kernels of corn. The wait was longer than I would have expected since the place was so slow, but our entrees arrived steaming hot. Both plates look appetizing and smelled fabulous. My chicken dish consistsed of leg and thigh with a side of rice. Needless to say my plate was cleaned. Her dish was beef strips with some fries and a side of rice. Both dishes were full of flavor and were very satisfying. The food and service was great and we will be back for more.

Wonderful Peruvian food! Very clean and friendly owner. Peruvian food isn't spicy, and there are lots of amazing flavors and combinations. Don't forget to get the Inca Kola!

I was visiting friends drove 4 hrs I'm very familiar with Peruvian food so I wanted to try this place. I got the cabrito plate and the anticuchos and let me tell you it was not even cabrito it was basically like beef stew with no taste and the anticuchos were dry meat with no flavor. still charge after I told the cook it was bad save your money and go to the new restaurant they open

Only 1 person working and they did not beef or chicken for the Arepas. Had a cheese Arepa and it was bland. Tasted like a cheese pancake.

The male server/owner does a terrible job at servicing. Placing an order for pickup is an inconvenience because the order does not even begin to be cooked until your arrival. Kind of defeats the purpose of ordering ahead of time. I wouldn't mind if this was a one time occurrence but this happens EVERY TIME. They do not value their customers time and I will not be returning