Precio - Calidad; bastante equitativo Atención: 10/10 Platos calientes que pedimos: Anticuchos 8/10 Pan con chicharrón 9/10; muy bien presentado. Tallarines en Huancaina con lomo saltado 8/10 Lomo al jugo 7/10 Platos fríos que pedimos: Ceviche: 3/10, decepcionante; definitivamente el chef es de platos calientes. En general, un buen restaurante para comer comida peruana. La atención de Briggite muy buena.

First time at El toque del sabor, and this is by far the best in town. We've tried a lot of Peruvian restaurants and love the taste and the service.

Food was delicious and the ambience inside the restaurant was so cool. Don't judge the place from the outside Our food was brought out in a timely manner for our large group (9).

Peruvian food is what this restaurant serves! I arrived around 5:15 PM. The restaurant was empty, but I was greeted by the host. He was kind and asked me if I spoke Spanish. I told him I did not and he said "No Spanish and we both laughed! I was a bit leery since the restaurant was completely empty, but I took a chance to try the food. I started with a margarita and he brought corn nuts with sauce, similar to bread and butter, chips and salsa. I enjoy the corn nuts with the sauce very different for me. There was Spanish music playing very tasteful! I ordered the Milanese chicken thin, sliced and breaded and fried so delicious. I also ordered pesto pasta actually the pesto pasta came with two slices of potatoes garnished with a slice of boiled egg! The pesto pasta had a mild scuttle flavor and the chicken was cooked to perfection! I wasn't a fan of the margarita. It was just a margarita.! as I was leaving more people were ordering to go food and started to arrive. That made me feel better. The pesto and chicken cost about $17. The alcohol was 13. I'm very glad I got a chance to eat here. There are a few more items that I would like to try so possibly I will come back.!

After few years I comeback to el toque del sabor to try the anticuchos and it was a great dish with the good flavor of the original Peruvian sason! We also ordered 2 causas de pollo and we were impressed THEY WERE GOOD!! Will coming back Friday night to try the rachy .

This place is truly a hidden gem. This was my first time trying Peruvian food & I loved it. From the outside it doesn't look like much. It's located in a strip mall. Inside there's a bar and quite a few tables. Our sever was awesome. We explained we haven't tried the food before & he recommended some of the most popular dishes. One dish that I probably wouldn't have ordered and ended up being my favorite was the causa del sabor. It sort of reminded me of chicken salad mixed with potato salad. I also really liked the bistek and ceviche. There's a lot of good options & always something new to try!

El Toque Del Sabor has flavorful food! No wonder they called it Touch of Flavor! The restaurant has friendly service - our waiter Junior was awesome. We ordered Lomo Saltado, a Peruvian classic. The execution was perfect. The steak was soft and tender, and not overcooked like most places. The sauce was amazing - even vegetarians will probably want to take a bite. Another dish I like is Aji de Gallina. It's kinda like comfort food to me, with chunks of chicken doused in a creamy sauce. The mussels are good too! Tastes like ceviche, but the Peruvian kind, so it's more tart and citrusy than other types of ceviche. The restaurant is always playing upbeat latin music that will have you dancing in your seats, but on Friday/Saturday nights they have a LIVE BAND playing latin music, so make sure to stop in after 10pm if you wanna get your salsa on! With a convenient parking lot (it's low car friendly too) in a HUGE lot just east of LAS airport, you'll find this restaurant on the east section of the El Super plaza on the corner of Tropicana and Eastern.