Chicha Peruvian Street Kitchen

To be honest, food would probably be a 3 stars, but the experience itself was super fun.

This was our second visit to this restaurant, both times for breakfast. They offer a great selection of Vegan, Vegetarian, and traditional breakfast options. The food was delicious and the atmosphere was very relaxed. Highly recommended.

A great little find in a busy street. I only stopped for a snack but the welcome (by David) was lovely on a cold windy day and the sandwich on sour bread was delicious/ clearly fresh produce and good quality. Many thanks a lovely respite. View menu

I loved the food here, it was great to try some different food and feel not so guilty whilst at it. Good, healthy choices. However.....the service is slow, so you need to have some time to spare. Nothing comes out quickly unfortunately. We had plenty of time so we were ok and enjoyed a bit of a chill out.

My friend and I ordered tofu nuggets. Considering my friend has been vegan for 7 years. We recieved chicken nashville nuggets. No sympathy, only bread taken off a 30 pound order. Completely ridiculous, we were asked if we had 'checked the menu '. Tiny portions and a 40 minute waiting time. Warning to all vegans!

Our first experience there this morning. Will NOT be returning!! Waited over 45minutes for basically egg on toast, when we asked the waiter to chase up our food, he told us it would be 5minutes. Food did not arrive so we ended up leaving. Had watched 4 other tables experiencing the same problems walk out. We were told when we sat down the food wait was 20minutes. Staff didnt care and almost encouraged us to walk out. Just seemed utterly disfunctional! View menu

My husband and I dined Saturday evening. The environment was lovely, clean, and the staff very helpful,pleasant and welcoming. We both had the sharing platter to start which was delicious and then had the Cajun chicken burger to follow. The fries were crispy and light, the only problem was our ambitious appetites we ordered too much, one portion of fries would have been sufficient for two. We would both definitely go back. I especially like the sound of the breakfast!

I have visited this restaurant a few times, but today's visit was disappointing. I ordered a Buddha Bowl, but it arrived missing three key ingredients: avocado, broccoli, and flaked almonds. When I informed the waitress, she went back to the kitchen and brought me another bowl with the missing ingredients, expecting me to mix it myself. To make matters worse, I had to pay for the privilege of assembling my own meal. I also ordered an omelette for my son, which arrived plain on a plate without any garnish. The portion was too large for a two-year-old. Overall, the food was average, and I felt like I had to prepare it myself, something I could have done at home. I paid £20 for this experience.

1. The full English was served like a stacked burger, with all the ingredients on top of the toast, making it immediately soggy. It might be a trendy idea, but I thought it wasn't very good. 2. The tea was served with an oversized tea bag that drops 25% when you remove it, leaving you feeling cheated and with nowhere to put the dripping bag. It would be better to provide a small dish for waste tea bags instead of using the saucer. 3. They charge per cup of tea at £2.20, which seems expensive, especially when most people want 2-3 cups. We only had 2 cups but would have preferred 3, especially considering the waste from removing the tea bag. We ended up paying £8.80 for tea out of a bill tha... View menu