Norkys Peruvian - Manville
Norkys Peruvian
Description
This restaurant offers a mixed experience, with authentic and well-presented Peruvian cuisine that has generally received positive feedback. However, inconsistent service and occasional issues with food quality and accuracy in orders have raised concerns among patrons. While many appreciate the friendly staff and special touches for occasions, some diners express disappointment over pricing transparency and table sizes. Overall, it holds promise for those seeking authentic flavors but may require improvements in service consistency and attention to detail.
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We had dinner with friends, and the four of us thoroughly enjoyed ourselves. It was our first visit to this restaurant, and the food surpassed our expectations, as did the service. The soup was incredible, and the appetizers were both unique and delicious!
This was an incredible experience! The staff were friendly, helpful, and courteous—it's rare these days to receive such excellent service. The food was authentic, beautifully presented, and abundant. I highly recommend you go and experience it for yourself; they treated us exceptionally well.
First time in NJ visiting my family and got the best impression with the quality of the food and the service. Well done surprising with the birthday touchKid-friendliness: While in there came a family with kids and got good service (open the door helping the mother with the stroller and highchair for the second child)
I always have a wonderful experience here. The food is amazing, the service is excellent, and I feel right at home.
They charge me $30 for a mix chaufa (chicken and beef) and the chicken was missing … the chaufa is $20 on their menu. I guess the chicken fly away with the price . This is not the first time that they get us the order wrong….. last time we order a half parrillada (all kinds of meat) and they brought us the full one without realizing until we saw the price at the end. I’m definitely not coming back here. Best Peruvian place for me is “Inka’s Flame” in Middlesex NJ
