Cuzco Irving

About Cuzco Irving

Cuzco Irving is a Peruvian restaurant in Irving, Texas, continuing a family tradition in the restaurant industry for three generations. This is the second location for Cuzco, serving the community for over 11 years. The menu features traditional Peruvian dishes, including various ceviches, lomo saltado, pollo a la brasa, and arroz chaufa. They also offer a selection of Peruvian sauces like aji amarillo, aji rocoto, and aji verde. The restaurant aims to promote Peruvian culture through its cuisine.

The Vibe

Cuzco Irving offers a casual and family-friendly atmosphere, described as cozy by some patrons. While the interior is noted as spacious, the surrounding shopping center is described as shabby. Service experiences vary, with some reviews highlighting attentive and friendly staff, while others mention issues with attentiveness, availability of menu items, and occasional instances of poor customer service or manager behavior. The restaurant can be lively, especially when busy.

• casual
• family friendly
• cozy
• lively

What's Good

• ceviche de pescado

  $19.45

  Fresh fish marinated in lime juice with Peruvian rocoto chili and light seasoning, served with sweet potatoes, onions, lettuce, yucca, and cancha.

• lomo saltado

  $22.04

  Tender marinated beef seasoned with green onions, tomatoes, and soy sauce, served with a side of fries and rice.

• pollo a la brasa

  Peruvian-style rotisserie chicken, a popular dish mentioned in reviews for its flavor, though some suggest it could be improved.

• aji de gallina

  $18.45

  A traditional Peruvian creamy chicken stew made with aji amarillo peppers, walnuts, and cheese, often praised by diners.

• causa limeña

  $12.45

  Layered mashed yellow potatoes seasoned with yellow chili, filled with shredded chicken, lime, and vegetables.

Perfect For

• casual dining
• family meal
• group dining