Inka Mama's Santa Ana

Great food and drinks, pisco sour and dessert ?sweet Francesca? are delicious! Also the servers are amazing too, highly recommend!

I visited with friend who wanted to try real Peruvian food. We google a good restaurant near us and we find this one. We ordered Seco de Cabrito with Tacu Tacu and Estofado de Pollo. The meat of the Seco was ok but the sauce had a lot of green onions. The Tacu Tacu was full of onions and extra green onions. It did not look like Tacu Tacu. It tasted like rice with gravy and green onions, no good at all! I did not finished and I complained but the waitress said this was their style. No Authentic) The Estofado was too rich. You could taste the cilantro and with little flavor. My friend was disappointed and could not finish it. Overall it was a very bad experience. The total for both dishes was around $46. As a Peruvian I was expecting better. I will not come back to this restaurant again.

I was very dissatisfied with this area, now I have been to a few different Peruvian spots. But this one was pretty bad, the chicken was hot on the outside and cold on the inside. It seemed like they microwaved the chicken to be honest or they had it from yesterday. Also there rice tasted like day old rice. Wasn?t very pleasant and tasteless. The Lomo Saltado was basic but decent enough. The ceviche was ok, it was very warm and not that well executed. I don?t like giving bad reviews but sometimes we need to, because that chicken was terrible and disgusting. Why would you thaw out a frozen chicken on a microwave.

My favorite dish from this place has to be the chaufa de mariscos. Of course the chicha morada was gone before we could even eat that?s why there is no picture lol. The place is kept clean and also social distancing is in place.

Wonderful food, quiet and great service. A small part of Peru in the orange county