Best Book Presentations In Arequipa Near Me

Richard Gomez: There are always things to improve, but it is still one of my favorite places in Arequipa.🏆

Gustavo Gamero: Without a doubt, it is the best bookstore in Arequipa. There is no way to compare it with the crucible, íbero and other similar chains.They have editions that no other bookstore in the city has. The atmosphere is very nice and comfortable. Classical music is very good. And the lady who serves is very friendly. I can definitely only recommend it.

LI7: Excellente

Guillermo Canazas Enriquez: Somewhat expensive prices but unusual books

Diana León: Great books and editions. Though, it's expensive in comparison to other bookstores.

Proyecto Supay Wasi: Excellent everything in books of archeology and history of Peru

Oscar Choque: It has very good books and especially from well-known publishers. I recommend the area of ​​philosophy and universal literature. 9/10

Vero Rv (Its.veriux): Good, good books, neat, nice atmosphere

daniel andres garcia flores: It is a bookstore with a very pleasant atmosphere where you can find books on both literature and history of Peru and in general Social Sciences

Isbet Monroy: Nice book store where different books are found.

Franco André Sáenz: Great bookstore, in addition to being varied, it has unique copies compared to others

Edgar Galue: Excellent place where you can find a wide variety of books...

Alejandro Torres Negrón: The best bookstore in Arequipa. His books are worth every penny.

Geraldine Rojas Loyola: very stocked

Gonzalo Gamarra García: Good titles, nice atmosphere

Ciudad Poética Florentino Díaz: the best bookstore in Arequipa

Bruno Cáceres Salas: It is always a pleasure to visit The Reader

Miluska Victoria Cabrera Diaz: Very neat place, clean, good attention! And above all with a variety of books

Enrique Ramirez: excellent titles

ERIC DARYL LLERENA SILVA: I am sorry that I did not find any fantasy novel for young people, I am sorry that the only way to make reading interesting, they kill it with this site is dedicated to people who are already older and manage the habit of reading. The good thing is that they have second-use books, I liked that.

Pilarcita Bardales: Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended NoMore

Maksim Passim: Отличное место☺️👍Музей под открытым небом по сути и бесплатно

Johnny Correa: THEY SHOULD NOT HAVE A PROTECTED ANIMAL LIKE THE VIVUÑA LOCKED UP.Their products are of good quality, but having a caged and stressed protected animal is very, very bad.

m: Super interesting

Julio C. Martinez Colarossi: Beautiful place, in addition to the clothing store you will have the opportunity to visit the mini zoo with a spectacular tour

Gabrielle Sigwalt: Wait time No wait Reservation recommended NoMore

María Belén Chipana: Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended NoMore

Karina Sonaglio: Ótimo lugar para ver lhamas e alpacas de perto. É uma loja que conta com os animais na parte de trás mostrando todo o processo de fabricação das peças de roupa com seu pelo. Ao chegar, eles lhe dão um maço de mato para alimentar os animais. Muito divertido!

Ross Elthewa: Nice and informative, but none to guide you around. Except in the gift shop...Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …More

Glenda Marina Falcon Pacheco: Quiet atmosphere. Nice staff. The animals are in a small place. They give you grass to take good photos with the animals. They explain it to you in a small guide in English and Spanish. There is sale of clothing made from the wool of these animals.

Jonathan alfredo Cisneros navas: Good placeVisited on Weekday Wait time No wait …More

Jorge Orlando Milier Navarro: It is a store with a lot of clothes made with alpaca, Nice place and you can take pictures with the animals. They know the procedure for making sweaters.

Lourdes Ekholm: Visited on Weekday Wait time No waitMore

Fredd Quenaya: 🇵🇪 Very good attention, their facilities are nice, they give you a mini tour to see the process of creating garments

Ellen Festjens: Leuk om te bezoeken! Goede uitleg gekregen en ze waren allemaal zeer vriendelijk.

Samson Wong: Great place to find out more about local wools and local textiles. Pretty cool to see alpacas and to feed them too! Came as part of free walking tour. Shop is a bit pricey.Wait time 10–30 min …More

Alberto Perez Perez: Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended NoMore

Charles Alan Apaza Paricahua: Visited on Weekend Wait time No waitMore

Ester Lacal Talavera: Very curious llamas, alpacas and vicunas. Good explanation of the type of weaving and you can see how it is made on an old loom by indigenous women.

Paloma Burgos: Un peu rapide, mais intéressant et les guides sont adorables

Carmen Alvarez: Visited on Weekend Wait time 1 hr+ Reservation recommended YesMore

Marilú Pinedo: Visited on WeekendMore

Rudy Wong: Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended YesMore

Carlos Eduardo Mendoza Olivera: A beautiful and historical place in Arequipa

Gabriela Ingaluque: Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended YesMore

Lucio Ernesto Velarde Robles: Visited on Weekend Reservation recommended NoMore

Keen Torres Gallardo: Very attractive historical placeVisited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …More

Elaine Rodrigues: Sensacional a história deste lugar, uma cidade dentro de outra, uma vida de clausura, somente visitando para conseguir entender.

Miguel Angel Alvarez: The Monastery keeps a part of the history of Arequipa from the viceregal era until the previous century, you can appreciate what the life of the religious women of that time was like. The buildings, paintings and objects are of high historical value, pride for the Arequipeños and Peruvians who have visited

Andrew Betts: Superbly preserved, and well explained in Spanish and English throughout. Took us 90 minutes, self guided. Huge.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …More

Philip Attukadavil: A wonderful must see place in Arequipa. An ancient but elegant monument, worth visiting. One of my favorite places in Arequipa

Manuel Martin: Must visit if you are in Arequipa

Warthongful: It was going back in time with spectacular views

German Jesus Zapata: If or if take some time to visit this place.

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Piero Alarcon: Spectacular!! As everyone says, if you go to Arequipa this is a point that you should go to anyway!

Ornella: Molto suggestivo. Un tuffo nel passato. Le guide sono dolcissime e vale assolutamente la pena fare un giro con loro.

Daniela Diazgranados Ortiz: Beautiful place full of stories and culture, the only bad thing was that a guide was not very friendly, so we decided to do the tour without a guide

Senna: A great way to spend a few hours of your day, and an absolute recommendation for Antigua. The monastery is very big, and there are signs in almost every room explaining the significance of certain tools/spaces in English and Spanish. I would say you won't necessarily need a tour if you search for the info signs.The colours are lovely, and it's just beautiful all around. Perfect place to learn some history.Only downside were the prices, they are quite high at 45PEN for an adult.

María Daniela Cano: Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended NoMore

PATTY CH.A.: It is a mystical and very beautiful place. Our Peru 100pre has something that surprises us.I recommend that you go and remember that every day we learn something 100pre.

Ornella: Da vedere assolutamente. Oltre alla Vergine, molti manufatti perfettamente conservati.Ottima guida.

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Neshama Rakofsky: Definitely recommend this tour. We did the tour in English with a fantastic guide named Maria. Super interesting artifacts and the stories are just incredible. Maria was so knowledgeable and welcoming of questions, she is so passionate about the information it's more like listening to a story than to a guided museum tour. The whole thing only takes about 45 mins. I'm not generally a tour OR museum person, but I actually enjoyed this. Great experience

María Luz Marín: I loved the detailed and precise information from the guide. We learned a lot about child sacrifice in ancient Peru and the circumstances in which Juanita was found. A recommendation, the place is kept cold to preserve the archaeological remains and even more so in the section where Juanita is. Bring something to cover yourself with. It is forbidden to take photos or record videos inside the exhibition halls.

Gomez Addams: Only let you enter if you sign up for a guided tour which I was uninterested in. For such a small museum it hardly seems necessary. So, no, I’ll pass.

María Belén Chipana: Excellent! 5 national soles, over five years old pay 3 soles for the entrance and voluntary tip to the guide. Everything on display is original and we were lucky to see the Juanita mummy. Can't take photos

mahdy faiz: The museum is small but have one mummy and only few things worth seeing. However, you can only visit with a guide (additional fee on top of the 25 sol entrance). The guided tour feels rushed and you cannot always hear the guide well enough. Not worth the time nor money

Luke Costa: A lot of negative reviews on here regarding the cost etc which almost made us not go. However, we are glad we did.Firstly, the reason it's cheaper for Peruvians is because it's their heritage, and its only right that its cheaper for them.Secondly, we were sceptical about the guide, however it really enhanced the experience. They covered all the areas of information that were written around artefacts and also gave additional info. The tip is at your discretion as well.Would 100% recommend, incredibly interesting and informative.

Pascal Burgard: Expensive relative to the wealth of information provided. I really expected to learn much more in this museum.

Hassina Cherchour: Surtout, ne pas y aller!!Dans un premier temps, nous a imposé un guide alors que nous n’en voulions pas (ils ont précisé pour ce genre de musée, il faut avoir un guide et après vous donner un pourboire) il nous a même pas répondu à l’accueil il s’est retourné vers les clients à côté et a commencé à leur parler en espagnol.. derant la visite, le guide parle super vite et alors qu’on avait même pas fini de regarder les vitrines et de lire qu’il passer dans la pièce à côté et on devait le suivre. À noter que tout est expliqué en anglais ou en espagnol sur les murs donc il n’y a clairement aucune nécessité d’avoir un guide.Il y avait une vidéo explicative datant de plus de 15 ans c’était en anglais, et même moi qui suis bilingue. La qualité était tellement horrible qu’il était impossible de comprendre.Ensuite il faisait vraiment sombre, et encore une fois on a pas pu apprécier correctement et faire des allé retour dans les salles comme on fait dans les musées normalement car le guide nous a pressé. Sans compter que le musée est sponsorisé par l’université catholique. Il y a donc un courant catholique en explication de la culture, des incas et des quechua.Internet sera votre meilleur ami. Si vous avez besoin de vous informer, il n’y a rien de particulier. Dans ce musée. Ce n’est que la momie et toutes les informations nécessaires sont sur Internet.Bref c’est pas une question d’argent entre la culture biaisé est le nom professionnalisme des employés ça n’en vaut pas la peine.

Mark Webster: Really disappointing. As mentioned in other reviews it’s compulsory to have a guided tour. When we arrived and were told this we politely asked if we could go around without a guide. The man in the desk immediately ignored us and started talking to another couple behind us. Incredibly rude. Half the tour is a 20min video with terrible sound quality. The guided tour was rushed and ruined the experience.Note that the museum is sponsored by the Catholic university and is therefore biased. We recommend doing some Quechua guided tours to get the real local history before attending.

Randall Marx: Great place to visit if you have interest in archaeology or Incan culture. They offer tours in English and SpanishVisited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …More

Edwin Aparicio: Visit the mummy Juanita

Juan Carlos Medina: Nice museum of the Santa María Catholic University, small but very interesting, the museum staff is super attentive and helpful, the guide is very charismatic and knowledgeable about the subject. Seeing the lady of Ampato is an incredible experience, it is worth the trip! The entrance for nationals is 5 soles. One block from the main square of Arequipa. Go on your visit to this beautiful city. Highly recommended!

Zoltán Király: Huanitát mindenképp érdemes megnézni ha valaki Arequipába látogat

Katherine Espinel Smith: Visited on Weekday Wait time Up to 10 min Reservation recommended Not sureMore

Belissa Salinas Najarro: Highly recommended, the place is adapted in a very suitable way so that optimal conservation is achieved.

Mario Pérez Consuelo: Visited on Weekend Wait time 10–30 min Reservation recommended NoMore

Sour: Good place and the guide is very friendly, only he asks you for a tip, instead of being something voluntary.

Ornella: Museo interattivo. Interamente in spagnolo, ma si capisce.

Cecilia Quiroz Dueñas: The house is beautiful, there are spaces that need maintenance, a paint touch-up. The visit is quite enjoyable with the videos and holograms. The free visit that I attended, poorly organized, they called us at 10 and it started almost at 11.One of the ladies in charge, I think she is regional government staff, complained about the number of people making us feel uncomfortable. These types of actions are out of place, if there is a problem and attention must be drawn, it must be done internally and not involve visitors or tourists.

María Belén Chipana: Very nice, they don't work weekends.Visited on Weekday Wait time Up to 10 min Reservation recommended No …More

Raul Angel: Visited on Public holiday Wait time Up to 10 min Reservation recommended YesMore

Karen Velásquez Rodríguez: Visited on Weekday Wait time 1 hr+ Reservation recommended YesMore

Camila Calcina Lopez: Excellent serviceWait time Up to 10 min …More

Guilherme R: There is very little information online, only that it closes at 4 pm. We arrived at 3.01 pm. The gates were locked. They accepted our entrance as they saw we were foreigners. It all seemed very improvised. They dont provide change. Do not waste your time.

Manuel Felipe Diaz Sandoval: Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended NoMore

Jose Corrales: 100% recommended 👍🏽

Victor Rivas: oh nice I recommend it, it is an inevitable place on your visit to Arequipa.

Miguel Pacheco: We went with my family to see the museum, when we arrived the doorman asked us where do they come from? I replied: from Lima, and he replied: oh then there is no service. we couldn't get in

Jorge Alberto Ocaña Diaz: A museum that I recommend.

Fanny Yuliana Chuquilin Castañeda: Awesome themed and interactive place with interesting and nostalgic information.

Mimi Amaru Illari: A museum that interacts with you. It is divided into several rooms that represent stages of the writer's life. The funny thing is that MVLL was born and lived in this house for only one year. In each room there is an audiovisual presentation accompanied by the interpretation of the guide, which was great. He explained everything to us in detail and clarity and with a lot of enthusiasm, which makes the visit even more pleasant. He took photos of us and encouraged us to interact with the space. The entrance costs 20 soles per person and from my own experience I can say that it is worth it. There you live a unique experience. I recommend it to each individual interested in the author, his life and work, but also to each one who wants to know more about Arequipa's history.

Pixelsoft José Montoya: Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Not sureMore

Flavio Andre Garces Heredia: I would like to write a fuller review of the experience of going to the museum, but the terrible attitude of the reception of the museum was enough to convince me not to invest my time in learning more about one of my favorite authors.

Villa Vanja: Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended NoMore

Erita Mostacero: Excellent representation of the life of Mario Vargas Llosa.

Mildred Gallegos: Interactive museum, the setting and the stories transport you to each of the stages of Mario Vargas Llosa's life... the entire tour with the explanations lasts a little over an hour... I loved being able to take time to visit it . Entry costs/20

Lucina Váquez Miranda: It's wonderful ooooo I wish I had more support from the government. It is unmissable.

Carlos Rodríguez: Delicioso vino 🍷 tienen que probar el vino Santa Julia merlot 💪

Ralph Maragliano: Buen ambiente pero la comida deja mucho que desear

Jaime Makino: Bien surtido

katherine wagner: Muy buen lugar! Y tienen una gran variedad de vinos

Paola Manrique: Romantic atmosphere and luxury attention, although the prices of the food are somewhat high, I suppose it will be of quality.

Gonzalo Coayla Zúñiga: Cheap prices and fast service

Yuri Wilder Salazar Torres: Place to spend unforgettable moments

Melchor Delgado: Excellent place to eat meat and other dishes. Good Peruvian, Argentine and Chilean wine.

Nicolas Cruzalegui: I loved the stay and the hotel seems excellent. I think they have a very good service, attention to detail and not to mention the gastronomy. I congratulate you for the great work you do daily! Today, more than ever after the pandemic, good service in hotels is noticeable.

Sharon Telesca Feurer: A thoughtful reimagining of a 1540 monastery, honoring its historic UNESCO protected site with contemporary touches. The decor is sublime. The staff, warm and welcoming. It is a respite in Arequipa a block or so from the center square.

Yuber Zapana Diaz: A thoughtful reimagining of a 1540 monastery, honoring its historic UNESCO protected site with contemporary touches. The decor is sublime. The staff, warm and welcoming. It is a respite in Arequipa a block or so from the center square.

Florian Faucher: Cet endroit est exceptionnel, le lieu est charmant , la décoration et les ´ matériaux sont soignés , le service est fantastique !Le restaurant est excellent , le petit déjeuner incroyableIls nous ont aidé pour tellement de choses.The Best place in town ! Je recommanderai cet endroit à tout le monde autour de moi…Le peu de critiques négatives qui existe sur ce lieu sont écrites par des gens sans goût qui ne comprenne pas le concept de Relais&Châteaux , des endroits historiques avec une âme ! Il faut donc accepter les tout petits défauts car c’est dans ces lieux que se créent les souvenirs et non dans les chaînes d’hôtel aseptisés !

Santiago Le Jeune: Fantastic stay at CIRQA, beautiful hotel a block away from the main square. The service was impeccable and the restaurant serves some of the best food in Arequipa in a secluded setting. Highly recommend the smoked trout for breakfast!

Alejandro Rodriguez: Brilliant architecture, great food and exceptional service!!!

JC Loaiza: Brilliant architecture, great food and exceptional service!!!

Mikołaj Valencia: Restaurant - Charming place for a romantic supper or just wine. Nice food but way less charming than the place. Expensive wine selection. Nice and careful staff. Mixed feelings at the end.

Jia Jin Low: I knew it was going to be a great stay from the moment we were greeted at the airport. The driver handed us cold towels to cool off, and proceeded to fish out two bottles of cold mineral water for the short car ride to the hotel.The design of the hotel was beautiful as well. Architecturally, this is probably the most stunning hotel in Arequipa. The parador has a real sense of place, and there’s no mistaking which city you’re staying in when cooling off in the courtyard, surrounded by white walls. The only niggle was that the pool was really awkward — too small to properly swim in, it was like a plunge pool but out in public for all to see. Well, that and the fact that there’s no mechanised way to close the light vents on the ceiling of the room.There’s a generosity and attention to detail in the service that mark this as a true luxury hotel. Snacks and drinks were readily given when hanging out at the rooftop bar. Preferences for still/sparkling water were remembered. After checking out, they realised that we had left one pair of pants behind, and instantly sent a taxi driver to the airport to hand us that one pair of pants. We were safely reunited 🙂. My only service nitpick was that there was once where we were on the rooftop bar, but no one was there for 10mins. But it wasn’t a big issue, I helped myself to cookies.Overall, Cirqa was a good value considering what was provided, despite being the most expensive hotel in town. It’ll be my choice if I return to Arequipa.

Marialuz Vargas: Very tasty food, excellent service and a very nice place

Haijie Yu: 还要来，很不错的体验！Rooms: 5/5|Service: 5/5|Location: 5/5 …More

Magali Rodriguez: Beautiful experience and very cozy luxury place.

Robert Yost: Incredible boutique hotel. Amazing staff and superior meals. Highly recommend!

Miquel Ramis Munar: The hotel is located in a former convent in the city of Arequipa. The hotel preserves its white volcanic stone block walls and integrates modern touches without breaking with tradition.The hotel is associated with Relais & Chateu and meets expectations. The service is excellent, to highlight the waitress Alejandra. The hotel restaurant is also very good.The location is unbeatable, very close to the city's main square.

fernando ramiro aragon: Nice and cozy atmosphereRooms: 4/5|Service: 5/5|Location: 4/5 …More

Earth Explorer: Our stay at Cirqa was nice for sightseeing and having a cocktail there but definitely not for spending the night. A reasonable opinion from someone who travels a lot:The old monastery is an idyllic place but bad for your health in terms of rooms. The humid rooms spread a moldy air that hits your lungs.After contacting the manager, he was able to tell that this problem has been known from the beginning of the hotel's existence. Reason would be because they are old foundations. As long as this problem is not solved the customers are stuck with the misery and they not only pay a lot of money but also pay with their health.After 3 nights we felt so bad that we wanted to go somewhere else. Too bad business is more important than health because the hotel did not allow us to cancel the last 4th night. Cirqa wanted us to believe it was because of the altitude. We then went to a Belmond Hotel in Colca Canyon and after 1 night the difference was already positive even though Colca Canyon is higher!The restaurant is particularly noisy because the adjacent Church has some kind of fan that makes an immense noise non-stop.Furthermore, it has no spa.The masseurs are hired amateurs who clearly have no expertise. They are sweet but that's about it. Massaging on the bones is never okay.The pool unfortunately had a maintenance during our stay. But did look nice.Breakfast is limited and only until 9am. With much effort they wanted to stay open until 9:30.Electricity in the suite number 1 did not always work well. Some switches gave a short circuit, one time the lights worked, the other time not. Maybe the humidity had something to do with it too?Mirella at the reception is a rude lady who felt personally attacked and went to justify herself. Which was funny on the one hand but very inappropriate and amateurish. At first she didn't even want to give the contact details of her superior. Through another channel I did manage to receive it.The manager, Tias Rvas, was also of no use as she was hiding behind the policy of the hotel. Her solution was to give us European tourists a voucher within a month. As if we would return so soon. A false solution in other words.To end on a positive note, the restaurant staff was very friendly and helpful.The food in the restaurant was delicious.The hotel is a gem in photographs, good for on instagram. Hence, it is nice to have a drink there but that's about it.Best regards

Alonso del Carpio: Its luxury facilities show the typical architecture of the white city, with elements such as ashlar, stone floors, wood and iron details and furniture...a cozy atmosphere, highly recommended for a romantic dinner. Its menu is somewhat reduced but its flavor is exquisite and its presentation is very good, its prices for drinks are somewhat high, but they taste good, and with quality ingredients. The attention is very good, you will feel that they enjoy helping you with whatever you need, be encouraged to visit it.Safety: La puerta está normalmente cerrada y la calle no es muy segura por el tráfico y la ubicación, deberían tener la puerta abierta o el vigilante debería estar fuera para tranquilidad de quienes llegan al hotel. Si visitas el restaurante con vehículo es incómodo, ya que no tiene estacionamiento.Food & drinks: La cena fue excelente, buen sabor, precio promedio para un restaurante de lujo tipo gourmet, la porción es generosa en comparación con otros restaurantes gourmet, las bebidas un poco costosas, por ejemplo, un pisco sour 45 soles, y los postres no tan buenos, no son su especialidad.Noteworthy details: Un excelente servicio y atención de lujo.

Violeta Chavez Leon: Excellent finishes, good service and good location 👍

Xavier Danaux: My wife and I wanted to stay at Cirqa while visiting Arequipa, but we were advised by friends who had stayed that the hotel wasn't as nice as the pictures made it look like. As there was lots of availability at Cirqa and elsewhere (we were travelling in low season), we showed up and asked to see the rooms before making our mind.The front staff refused to let us see the rooms, and instead tried to have us confirm and pay for a booking on the spot without seeing them. Something was clearly fishy, and needless to say we happily stayed somewhere else!

Marita Rasmussen: My wife and I wanted to stay at Cirqa while visiting Arequipa, but we were advised by friends who had stayed that the hotel wasn't as nice as the pictures made it look like. As there was lots of availability at Cirqa and elsewhere (we were travelling in low season), we showed up and asked to see the rooms before making our mind.The front staff refused to let us see the rooms, and instead tried to have us confirm and pay for a booking on the spot without seeing them. Something was clearly fishy, and needless to say we happily stayed somewhere else!

Nelson Luque: Nice place although it is not designed for Peruvians

Luis Salaverry Lazarte: an excellent company

William x3: Very old facilities, but very correct in their security protocols

Cesar Angel Ochoa Quispe: The only passenger railway dam in Arequipa

Elmer Mamani Ramirez: Well organized

Fredi Nuñez: The trip in the BAE is spectacular!!! the luxury train

jeaneth chambilla quiñonez: There is almost no taxi traffic in that area

eloy rodriguez: attention is excellent

elbuencesar5: a place to remember

Jaime Antonio Marquez Roque: I like it because I work there

Yudit ZP: It is a very quiet place, apart from queuing for some sandwiches

Juan Manuel Márquez Camacho: Fulfills its function

FERNANDOMARIO SANTAMARINA: Historical monument

Zulanyer: Good attention

César Hugo Diaz Espinoza: It does not have trains from aqp to other places

April Mena: Dirty... People taking it bad that there is no security

Discover Why I Love Egypt Tours for the Soul: We arrived at the station to music being played and welcome drinks. Not realizing that we were about to embark on an experience of a lifetime. The train, staff, food, cocktails and entertainment were phenomenal. A journey I will never forget. Belmond Andean Explorer provided the beat service!!!♡

Sixto Charalla: Beautiful place

Luis Grimal Velarde Candia: Much drunk and huactero"

Juan Francisco Teran: Beautiful place

Glenda Marina Falcon Pacheco: A place with a very nice atmosphere and music. It does not have parking. Very good attention. Adequate waiting time. Delicious food.Parking: No cuenta con estacionamiento.

Claudia Berenice Malásquez Melo: Recommended dishes Tempura, Ramen Noodles Lunch, Vegan Sushi, Soup and SushiMore

Dario Sala: Food: 3/5|Service: 2/5|Atmosphere: 3/5More

Emanuele Militello: My favourite restaurant in Arequipa. I normally don't choose vegetarian sushi, but this place does some of the best sushi I've ever had (so much so I went twice).It's also really well priced. I'd recommend going for the nigiris and gunkan with the makis, and trying the ceviche which is a get vegan take on a classic.The courtyard is also really cool and representative of the city's architecture.

Marine Guéguen: C'était bon mais sans plus.Nous avons tout d'abord commandé un jus mangue, fruit de la passion et gingembre qui n'avait aucune saveur. Nous pensons qu'il était coupé à l'eau. Pour le reste c'était bon mais rien d'extraordinaire. Les saveurs n'étaient pas dingues. C'était assez fade. Les tailles étaient assez petites mais ce n'est pas cher donc c'est normal.Le décor est sublime, très sobre à la japonaise. Il faisait un peu froid aussi car les portes sont ouvertes sur l'extérieur. Nous avons mangé en manteau. Dommage

Simon Lenhart: Very tasty vegan sushi, super chill atmosphere.Lunch menu with 16 sushi and drink for 20 solesFood: 5/5|Service: 5/5|Atmosphere: 5/5 …More

Indie VH: Food: 5/5|Service: 4/5|Atmosphere: 4/5More

Sprauel Jeanne: Lieu incontournable pour les végétariens et amoureux des sushis! C'est très dur de trouver de bons sushis, et végétariens en plus! Super découverte, je recommande vivement, surtout lees maki à la mangue et la soupe miso! Merci!

AlexanderPAULA YanezGASCA: Excellent concept and quality of food. A different menu in makis with delicious and healthy flavors. Dessert in chocolate, apple and banana makis or rolls was a revelation. I recommend them.

Valentin Poussier: C'est délicieux mais peu copieux si on veut s'en sortir pour moins de 50 soles par personne.La soupe miso est un régal, mais même pour 5 soles, elle est ridiculement petite (une tasse de café).Les gyozas ne sont pas hyper garnis mais excellents.Les sushis également, même si dans les combos à 16 pièces, il y a 6 makis minuscules avec seulement du riz et un tout petit bout soit d'avocat, soit d'épinard.Les autres pièces sont succulentes, on en oublie que c'est du végétalien même lorsque l'on a l'habitude de manger des sushis classiques.Le service est correct quoique assez froid, on n'entend presque pas les serveurs parler qui marmonnent tout bas on ne sait pourquoi (les deux qu'on a eu en tout cas).

Patrick: Erg lekker gegeten hier. De bediening lijkt in het begin wat afstandelijk, maar eigenlijk is de eigenaar heel vriendelijk. Mooie locatie ook.

Daniela Corrales: Food: 4/5|Service: 5/5|Atmosphere: 5/5More

Sofía Lazo Viveros: I want to go back to Arequipa just for those wonderful sushis!!

Luis Lau Shigyo: Food: 5/5|Service: 5/5|Atmosphere: 5/5More

Eros Medina Molina (Ojos de la Lírica): Food: 3/5|Service: 4/5|Atmosphere: 4/5More

Marco Calligaris: Excellent food, very nice location. We would have appreciated a better interaction with the stuff, because we wanted to order the dessert, but after a while nobody was paying attention to our table so we decided to go and take a piece of cake somewhere else.Food: 5/5|Service: 3/5|Atmosphere: 4/5 …More

Owen Acevedo Lara: I got here by mistake. I didn't know it was a vegan place. But seeing the menu, I gave him the opportunity to try various sushi. Delicious, very very rich. I would go back…

Mitchell Port: Delicious food. Wonderful owner.

Darib Nuñez Vasquez: Excellent food, affordable prices, nice atmosphere, good pisco sour.

Xly Cespedes vasquez: Excellent dish!