La Choza - Temecula

I really enjoy this restaurant; the service is always quick and friendly. The ceviche is absolutely amazing! Everything is made to order with care. It may not b... read more I really enjoy this restaurant; the service is always quick and friendly. The ceviche is absolutely amazing! Everything is made to order with care. It may not be fancy, but it's neat and clean. A great spot for lunch any day!

Here are some tasty dishes you should consider trying: 1. Lomo Saltado 2. Beef Fajitas. However, I suggest passing on the Fish Tacos, even though the taco sauce... read more Here are some tasty dishes you should consider trying: 1. Lomo Saltado 2. Beef Fajitas. However, I suggest passing on the Fish Tacos, even though the taco sauces are quite delightful!

Outstanding food! Fish n chips were so good! Manager was so helpful navigating me through the menu. My first time eating here and trying this type of cuisine. I... read more Outstanding food! Fish n chips were so good! Manager was so helpful navigating me through the menu. My first time eating here and trying this type of cuisine. If you haven?t tried it I highly recommend you do. They have native cola too, if you like creamsoda , you will love it.

On this visit, I ordered lomo saltado, but the meat was quite tough, and the potatoes had a bitter flavor. The cleanliness of the restaurant was also a concern.... read more On this visit, I ordered lomo saltado, but the meat was quite tough, and the potatoes had a bitter flavor. The cleanliness of the restaurant was also a concern. To make matters worse, the woman preparing the food had injured her finger, and it was unsettling to see her cooking with blood visible.

After reading the reviews, it became clear that Lomo Saltado was the restaurant's most popular dish, so I decided to give it a try. Nowadays, dining out typical... read more After reading the reviews, it became clear that Lomo Saltado was the restaurant's most popular dish, so I decided to give it a try. Nowadays, dining out typically costs around $15 to $20 per person, which I find a bit outrageous, but it seems to be the norm. What really sets restaurants apart is the quality and portion size. Unfortunately, I felt that the quality of the dish could have been better. While everything was certainly fresh, it lacked flavor and complexity. As someone who's not very familiar with Peruvian cuisine, I was eager to explore new flavors, but what I received was simply rough-cut potatoes with onions, peppers, and meat (which was actually decent quality) served with a small scoop of rice. I was hoping for a unique blend of spices or a sauce that would make me think, "Ah, now that’s Peruvian!" Regrettably, I didn’t experience that. The only notable aspect was the rough-cut potatoes, but they didn't seem crucial to the overall dish. While I recognized that it was wholesome and healthy, I was hoping for something more exciting. They did provide a side sauce that appeared to be just a blend of cilantro and oil. If the prices were more reasonable, I might find this place appealing; however, when I'm paying $20 for a meal, I want to feel truly satisfied and delighted.