Chifa (CLOSED)

Really can't understand the grounds for any of the negative reviews below. Food was Asian fusion at it's finest, the cocktails delicious and the service excellent. We're only in town for the weekend and the waitress was happy to give us some great recomme

I cant believe I spent so much money on such disapointment. This isn't real Peruvian food let alone Chifa. Chifa is a fusion of Peruvian Criolla food and Chinese (cantonese) food and this, isnt it. Not worth it if you want REAL Peruvian food.

Quality, friendliness and over-all welcoming - that's what I will tell people about Chifa. We did tasting menus for our party - and some of our guests had very specific food allergies. Normally, this elicits a rolling of the eyes, but not our server - no

Best fried rice and scallops i ever had , the chicken was great and the atmosphere was not that crazy. The fries were very good and they make good mojitos. Will def go back!

I had lunch with my son in the bar area on Sat. July 3rd. The place was quiet as was the city which makes me leary, like we caught them off gurad. The room had a nice vibe even though it was virtually empty. We chose to sit in the bar area. The service wa

Disappointing. The incredible noise level was unbearable and spoiled the night. The worst of Garces' restaurants. The food was different and I liked it, but it couldn't make up for eating in what sounded like the Broad Street Subway.

I've been twice, and both times I left quite satisfied with the food, service, and ambiance. Since it opened, the menu seems to have drifted more toward the Asian and away from the Peruvian, but the dishes are still really tasty. The mushroom-pot-pie-typ

Terrible service, but excellent food defines this restaurant. I hadn't finished my dishes, but the wait service was removing the plates from in front of my face. Instead of an enjoyable dining experience I felt rushed and unwanted (this was despite maki