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              Authentic Peruvian Dining Experience Awaits at ‘Asi Es Mi Peru’


























            EAGLE  BEACH  -  Asi  Es  Mi   lina (a creamy chicken dish),
            Peru,  opened  on  Decem-    and  a  number  of  typical
            ber  10,  2016  at  Paradise   preparations  for  potatoes,
            Beach  Villas  by  Peruvian-  with  Papas  a  la  Huancaina
            born Roxanne Salinas, fea-   and  Causa,  topping  the  list.
            tures  a  genuine  Peruvian   On  the  second  floor  a  pri-
            Cevicheria where you can     vate  dining  room  for  special
            sit  at  the  bar  and  watch   functions flaunts just one long
            the  chef  make  your  cevi-  community  table,  with  four-
            che  from  scratch  and  to   teen seats, great for birthday
            order.  Ceviche,  with  fresh   parties  or  family  gatherings.
            fish marinated in lime juice,   Plans are to develop a Chefs
            is  the  Peruvian  national   Table  menu  featuring  Peru’s
            dish  and  it’s  prepared    Costa  (coast),  Sierra  (moun-
            with an assortment of just-  tains)  and  Selva  (Forest)
            caught  seafood,  toma-      through live cooking for small
            toes,  tostada  chips,  crisp   gatherings here in July 0f 2017.
            onion,  salt  and  hot  pep-  Asi es mi Peru restaurant is lo-
            per,  the  world  famous  aji   cated at Paradise Beach Vil-
            amarillo. The tart and salty   las and is accessible from the
            ceviche  is  accompanied     street adjacent to la Cabana.
            by  sides  of  boiled  corn  or   Reservations  by  calling  588-
            creamy  sweet  potatoes,     3958,  or  525-4000  ext.  172
            and/or  crunchy  toasted     or   through    reservations@
            corn,  creating  a  sympho-  asiesmiperuenaruba.com.
            ny  of  tastes.  The  Ceviche-
            ria  also  serves  Tiradito,  a
            variation  of  ceviche  and
            reminiscent  of  Japanese
            sushi, deliciously marinated
            with  a  smoky  aji  amarillo.
            The   restaurant   gazebo
            features  a  genuine,  color-
            ful  Peruvian  marketplace
            where  you  can  buy  typi-
            cal  Peruvian  crafts,  with
            a portion of the proceeds
            donated  to  Aruba’s  can-
            cer foundation. Inside, the
            restaurant  is  a  more  for-
            mal  dining  room  featuring
            the  food  that  made  Peru
            famous:  Lomo  Saltado  (a
            stewed  beef),  Aji  de  Gal-
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