
Peruvian food blends Indigenous Andean ingredients with Spanish, Chinese and Japanese influences, which is why one menu can hold ceviche, stir-fried lomo saltado and Nikkei sushi.
Vancouver has only a handful of dedicated Peruvian restaurants. This guide lists the five we could verify through the Vancouver Magazine Restaurant Awards, local food press and Yelp reviews, rather than padding the list.
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Each pick serves Peruvian or Peruvian-Japanese (Nikkei) food as its main focus and is open in Metro Vancouver.
We checked addresses and menus against recent sources. Hours change often, so confirm before you go.
| # | Restaurant | Area | Best for | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Suyo Modern Peruvian | Main Street | a special Peruvian dinner | $$ |
| 2 | Ancora False Creek | False Creek | waterfront dining | $$ |
| 3 | Silvestre Deli & Bistro | Gastown | a casual Peruvian lunch | $ |
| 4 | El Inka Deli | Burnaby (Sunset Street) | Home-style ceviche | $ |
| 5 | Ancora Ambleside | Ambleside, West Vancouver | Nikkei seafood by the water | $$ |
Lima-born chef Ricardo Valverde's modern Peruvian restaurant, opened in 2022.
What to order: Ceviche, AAA tenderloin lomo saltado and arroz con pato.
Why it made the list: Gold for Best Latin American at the VanMag awards every year from 2023 to 2026.
Address: 3475 Main St, Vancouver | Price: $$
A Peruvian-Japanese Nikkei restaurant on the seawall since 2015, with a second location in Ambleside.
What to order: Ceviche and causa from the crudo bar, with a pisco sour.
Why it made the list: Named to Canada's 100 Best Restaurants in 2016 and 2017, with patio views over False Creek.
Address: 2-1600 Howe St, Vancouver | Price: $$
A family-run Peruvian spot serving traditional dishes from breakfast to dinner.
What to order: Ceviche de pescado, lomo saltado or pollo a la brasa.
Why it made the list: Everyday Peruvian comfort food at a casual price.
Address: 317 Water St, Vancouver | Price: $
El Inka Deli is a family-run Peruvian restaurant at 3826 Sunset Street in Burnaby, near Burnaby Hospital.
What to order: Ceviche, causa limeña or seco de cordero (lamb stew).
Why it made the list: A long-running, Peruvian-owned spot loved for home cooking.
Address: 3826 Sunset Street | Price: $
Ancora Ambleside is the West Vancouver location of Ancora, at 1351 Bellevue Avenue on the Ambleside waterfront.
What to order: Ceviche and the Nikkei-style seafood dishes.
Why it made the list: The North Shore sibling of one of Vancouver's best-known Peruvian-Japanese restaurants.
Address: 1351 Bellevue Avenue | Price: $$
Home to Suyo Modern Peruvian.
Home to Ancora False Creek.
Home to Silvestre Deli & Bistro.
Home to El Inka Deli.
Home to Ancora Ambleside.
Suyo Modern Peruvian has won Gold for Best Latin American at the Vancouver Magazine Restaurant Awards four years in a row.
A blend of Japanese and Peruvian cooking. Ancora specializes in it.
Ceviche is on the menu at Suyo, both Ancora locations, Silvestre and El Inka Deli.
Silvestre Deli & Bistro in Gastown.
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