Pachamama est un bar et restaurant dans Marylebone qui sert des plats d'inspiration péruvienne, construits avec le meilleur de la Colombie, des produits de saison.
Notre menu reflète la diversité culinaire de la cuisine péruvienne avec un accent sur les techniques de cuisson rustique et un dévouement à l'approvisionnement en ingrédients de petits fournisseurs à travers le pays.
Le bar à Pachamama fournira des cocktail savamment fabriqués en utilisant des herbes britanniques et baies de saison. Accueil infusé Piscos mettra en vedette sur le menu et changer tous les mois.
Jorge Pacheco Herrera, owner of the renowned restaurant "El Inca Plebeyo" in London, England, brings a piece of Ecuador to haute cuisine. Despite growing up on his family's farm without access to the kitchen, Jorge discovered his passion for cooking upon moving to Europe in 2000. He honed his skills in some of Europe's finest kitchens, including Michelin-starred establishments.His love for Ecuadorian cuisine shines through in every dish, showcasing the diverse flavours of his homeland. His dedication to authenticity and quality led to El Inca Plebeyo being shortlisted for the prestigious 2018 Gastronomes Award and being the only Ecuadorian restaurant listed in The Good Food Guide 2020, a testament to its excellence.
The combination of Peru’s rich biodiversity and unique cultural influences from East Asia & Europe, have made LIMA one of the most exciting gastronomic capitals of the world. Brothers Gabriel and Jose Luis Gonzalez opened LIMA in Fitzrovia in 2012 as a window to Peru’s emerging gastronomy. They wanted to bring the cuisine’s vibrancy and soul to London. Over a decade later, the LIMA team are privileged to serve the finest Peruvian flavours at LIMA in Fitzrovia, LIMA CANTINA, and here at LIMA SHOREDITCH, located at the Sun Street Hotel. Located just a short walk from Liverpool Street and Shoreditch High Street rail and tube stations, LIMA SHOREDITCH brings LIMA’s classic dishes alongside new menu creations. The menu offers a modern take on traditional Peruvian cooking with references to Nikkei cuisine and Chifa (a blend of Japanese and Chinese cooking techniques with native Peruvian produce).
