Inuyama, Aichi, Japan｜La Casa Vieja

Came here on a Saturday night without a reservation. On Saturdays, the only menu is roasted chicken (+ french fries and salad). Sandwiches are served on Fridays and set meals on Sundays. This is a menu that changes every day of the week. (See Facebook) All the staff and customers were foreigners, and it felt like we were on a trip to Peru ♪ More and more customers (foreigners, of course, lol) came for takeout. All of the staff are friendly, and the inside and tableware are clean.The seats are separated by partitions, which is a big plus. The main dish is also very satisfying. The slow-roasted fragrant and tender chicken, crispy fries without any excess oil, and the salad were average, but I liked the dressing. For drinks, we had typical Peruvian drinks: Inca cola and purple corn juice. I think this is a taste that generally appeals to Japanese people. Next time I would like to try the menu on another day of the week. -----Added on 2021/11/07------ Visited again on Sunday afternoon. Among the 6 types of set meals, I ordered the beef cutlet on Genovese. (The official menu name is unknown) Set meals are a flat rate of 1,200 yen. Boiled potatoes are topped with a cheese sauce called Huancaina sauce. The beef cutlet was especially delicious! It was hot and tender, and the spices were perfectly seasoned!! The only regret was that the Genovese was a bit cold (´°̥̥̥̥̥̥̥̥ω°̥̥̥̥̥̥̥̥｀)

The store's appearance makes you hesitate to enter. What's more, it's a restaurant with a high bar, as it's only open on Friday and Saturday nights and Sunday afternoons. Sandwiches on Fridays. Saturday is roast chicken. On Sundays, there are various set meals. The chicken is grilled outside in a roaster, but it's actually charcoal grilled. I never get tired of watching them change the meat while checking the doneness. It's a popular store that sells an incredible amount one after another. It has a lot of flavor, it's not dry, and it's great. Sunday's recommendations are "Ceviche" (marinated white fish) and "Lomo Saltado" (stir-fried beef and fries). There is a store to the right of the store with a Chinese restaurant sign, but this is a Peruvian grocery store. It's delicious. Please replace the signboard (lol) It would be a good idea to stop by on Saturdays and Sundays as they have a wide variety of desserts. On weekdays, I make daily lunch boxes, which are also cheap and great!

You can have Peruvian cuisine at a reasonable price.