Osaka is a phenomenal Nikkei restaurant, a passionate fusion of Peruvian and Japanese cuisine. Its innovative twists and chic ambiance have become a staple of Lima’s culinary scene. Osaka’s exquisite seafood is a hub for food enthusiasts. Due to its growing fandom, Osaka is now a restaurant in Bogota, Buenos Aires, Miami, Santiago, and more cities. You MUST try the Hotate Truffle nigiri, the Carpassion, and the Acevichado makis.

Book Vivant is a charming bookstore that seamlessly blends literature and wine. It’s welcoming and chill vibe will lead you to a peaceful experience to pick out your next read. Their curated selection of books is perfect and ideally meant to be paired with their also magnificent selection of wines. This store is dedicated to those book and wine lovers who love to sip and flip pages, so, don’t be afraid to ask the pros for some advice, which author goes with which ageing barrel or which genre will be processed better with a red rather than a white. 

El Pan de la Chola is a classic breakfast spot in Lima. They are known for being a simple and laidback place that many argue make the best sourdough and pastries in the city. Visit after an early yoga class for a detox juice and their iconic avocado toast, for a chill gathering with friends, an oat latte and a peanut butter and jelly delight or almond croissant and if you want to go for a light dinner, go for their savory salads. 

Lila is a buzzing spot in Miguel Dasso, one of Lima’s emblematic high-end streets. Iconic for its Negroni, fresh pizzas and sandwiches, and exquisite coffee and dessert options, Lila is a superb place for drinks on its flirtatious patio that comes alive at night or for lunch on its sunny terrace to people-watch and relish on their spectacular coconut lemonade or cocoa-matcha latte.