$20 for $40 Worth of Peruvian Fare and Drinks at El Gran Inka Peruvian Cuisine
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- Authentic, flavorful fare
- Popular ceviche
- Hot & cold dishes
- Friendly & attentive service
Restaurants offer diners both a delicious reprieve from the kitchen and a secure environment that makes it virtually impossible for the dish to run away with the spoon. Keep your eating implements obedient with today’s Groupon: for $20, you get $40 worth of authentic Peruvian cuisine and drinks at El Gran Inka Peruvian Cuisine in North Miami Beach.
Situated about a mile from the beach near the Intercoastal Mall, El Gran Inka dishes out the rich flavors of Lima with a menu full of authentic Peruvian cuisine. A spacious, modern dining room adorned with bamboo and toddler-sized vases is an idealistically elegant-yet-casual date setting, and a shaded outdoor area sheathed with linear wall paintings provides a calming backdrop for contemplating archaeological oddities and analyzing text-message meanings. The restaurant's seafood ceviche is served cold with calamari, shrimp, mussels, and octopus alongside glazed sweet potatoes and Peruvian choclo corn ($14.95). For some South American heat, try the sizzling shrimp and calamari skillet, boasting flavor injections of garlic, onion, and red bell peppers, served with golden potatoes ($14.95).
Reviews
Open Table reviewers gave El Gran Inka an average of four stars and Yelpers give it an average of 3.5 stars. Seventy-five percent of more than 150 Urbanspooners like it:
- We were very happy with all the food, the flavors were amazing and the service is exceptional. You have to live this unique experience to believe me. We definitely are coming back. – Renzo, Urbanspoon
- The ceviche was probably the best I have ever had. Even a nonceviche eater loved it. – Talisha M. Yelp
- Authentic, flavorful fare
- Popular ceviche
- Hot & cold dishes
- Friendly & attentive service
Restaurants offer diners both a delicious reprieve from the kitchen and a secure environment that makes it virtually impossible for the dish to run away with the spoon. Keep your eating implements obedient with today’s Groupon: for $20, you get $40 worth of authentic Peruvian cuisine and drinks at El Gran Inka Peruvian Cuisine in North Miami Beach.
Situated about a mile from the beach near the Intercoastal Mall, El Gran Inka dishes out the rich flavors of Lima with a menu full of authentic Peruvian cuisine. A spacious, modern dining room adorned with bamboo and toddler-sized vases is an idealistically elegant-yet-casual date setting, and a shaded outdoor area sheathed with linear wall paintings provides a calming backdrop for contemplating archaeological oddities and analyzing text-message meanings. The restaurant's seafood ceviche is served cold with calamari, shrimp, mussels, and octopus alongside glazed sweet potatoes and Peruvian choclo corn ($14.95). For some South American heat, try the sizzling shrimp and calamari skillet, boasting flavor injections of garlic, onion, and red bell peppers, served with golden potatoes ($14.95).
Reviews
Open Table reviewers gave El Gran Inka an average of four stars and Yelpers give it an average of 3.5 stars. Seventy-five percent of more than 150 Urbanspooners like it:
- We were very happy with all the food, the flavors were amazing and the service is exceptional. You have to live this unique experience to believe me. We definitely are coming back. – Renzo, Urbanspoon
- The ceviche was probably the best I have ever had. Even a nonceviche eater loved it. – Talisha M. Yelp
Need To Know Info
About El Gran Inka Peruvian Cuisine
Created 15 years ago by gourmands from Peru and Costa Rica, El Gran Inka's only three US locations serve up a menu of fresh Peruvian cuisine featuring influences from Spain, Japan, and Italy. Since its inception, the restaurants have charmed diners across Central America and the United States with an impressive culinary and cultural celebration of Peru. The menu presents a contemporary twist on traditional cuisine, plating tangy ceviches, flavorful seafood stews, and tender cuts of sauce-draped meat on elegant plates. As guests sip cocktails made from exotic South American fruits and spirits or mingle over plates of succulent sea bass, the classy saxophone wails of jazz riffs and the ancient dead language of scat singing serenade audiences on Thursdays, Fridays, or Saturdays.