El Chalán Restaurant

Loved the food the prices and the service an awesome place to feel like you are in beautiful PERU

I love this restaurant. I’m Peruvian myself and I’m not being bias, I like to give credit where credit is due. I have pretty much tried everything on the menu and everything has always been great. This is always my go to spot and I’m always satisfied. The only thing is the prices seem to be a little high. Being Peruvian I understand that the food is very elaborate and has to be made with fresh everyday ingredients however 20 $ for a whole chicken? Chicken is not that expensive at all. Anyways I understand it’s a specialty, I think it’s Deff worth it. Also being the only Peruvian restaurant in Atlantic city gives them the advantage to jack the prices up. Can’t wait to go back

This place has great food! My friend and I found it when looking online for a Peruvian place for lunch and it was awesome! We not only ate lunch but came back the next day for breakfast! If I am in Atlantic City again I will definitely come again.

This is the best peruvian restaurant in town, the tamales they make with the original peruvian style, the seco con frejoles is the best, I hope they never change, staff is very friendly and very helpful, I recommend every body who is going to Atlantic City stop for good food at this place, also the breakfast is good.

Ese sitio una porquería!!! Me cobraron 70 $ por solamente dos platos y un jugo!!!
They change rates when they see a nice face

I stopped in here with a colleague who told me about this place. This is the real deal. It’s Peruvian food, prepared by family and very close friends, all from Peru. It is different than other South American cuisine. I did not know what to expect, but I was very impressed. The Ceviche is the best I have ever had. It is a must try.
It is also all very reasonably priced. They care about their community so they try and keep their prices as low as possible. I spoke to Ms. Dora, I think she is the owner; she took the time to explain to me what I was eating. What a genuine and decent group of good hearted souls. I wish I took Spanish in high school, just so that I could show her the respect, in her native tongue, that she showed me, in mine, in terms of what this little corner restaurant means to her family and the community. This was truly an excellent experience. The hospitality is unequaled and I wish this family the best of luck in such troubling times for their fair city.

It’s a small corner restaurant that serves Peruvian dishes. The people here are very nice and accommodating.
Lomo Saltado — Sautéed onions, tomaters, beef, French fries (chicken).
Price is just right. Viva Perù!