First Look Into The Space, Food, Drinks, and Menus at Ricardo Zarate's Paiche, Opening April 2 in Marina Del Rey
Ricardo Zarate's third restaurant revels in Japanese influences found in Peruvian cooking and culture.
The restaurant is unofficially dedicated to Amazonian efforts to preserve native species.
The chef has refined the concept from a cevicheria to a Japanese Izakaya.
The Peruvian chef's new concept is in full construction mode in the land of chain restaurants.
One of the two chef-owners used to oversee Inka Deli before its demise.
The stretch is rich with four Peruvian restaurants including Mario's and Balcones del Peru.
Morning mash-ups of Peruvian and North American flavors.
All food and drink will be 30% off, as long as you're watching the clock.
Pescetarians rejoice, Paiche is coming to Marina del Rey
The chef divulges plans for an authentic place like you'd find on the streets of Lima.
The L.A. Times critic notes the same great food, new dis-enchantingly trendy space.
A ceviche bar will rally fresh seafood for several types of ceviche and tiraditos.
The menu will feature a few favorites and a lot of new stuff like chicken blood pudding with
Peruvian chicken and Oaxacan specials now sit side-by-side on Venice Boulevard.
The chef also shares details about his culinary influences, leisure time, and favorite place to go for sushi.
Haute Living prematurely calls it the best sushi anyone's ever tasted.
Gold loves Zarate's new spot, but feels the few mistakes should not occur at a restaurant of this caliber.