What are the opening hours?

Monday 11am - 12:30am Tuesday 11am - 12:30am Wednesday 11am - 12:30am Thursday 11am - 12:30am Friday 1pm - 12:30am Saturday 1pm - 12:30am Sunday 11am - 12:30am

PERUVI

Once upon a time (actually during his undergraduate years in the United States) a young Saudi fell in love with the Peruvian food. (Which is hardly surprising since Peruvian food tastes so good). He studied the tastes and subtleties of flavours from Peruvi- ans living in there. He also took a keen interest in Inca's and Peruvian culture. To his surprise he found a great similarity be- tween Saudi

and Peruvian culture in terms of cooking and family traditions . Quite a few years passed since his return to Saudi Arabia where upon he busied himself with successful business ventures in advertising design and real estate. Both he and his wife now felt it time to share his love with his fellow Saudis. Whereupon nearly four years ago he started doing research and testing of Inca recipes. Every week he would invite family and friends for a special tasting of traditional Peruvian dishes. Every week the group would become bigger and bigger until the point where either had to find a bigger venue than his home or start turning people away. Putting his entrepreneurial skills to the test he wanted to be able to bring Peruvian food to the Saudi public but in a way that everyone could enjoy at a reasonable price, rather than a specialised restaurant which only a small segment of the public would enjoy. To do this it would have to be a way that would be able to
Peruvian food is traditionally cooked either at home or in a small restaurant environment. For the first time he and his wife decided to create a completely new concept for Peruvian food. to take a traditional food and adapt it to a family restaurant environment. The food concept would not only introduce people to a delicious and nutritious meals but and also make it also introduction to Peru, it’s culture and its people. From his marketing and design experi- ence he created a brand called Peruvi means peruvian in Arabic. learned how to cook from a Peruvian famous in Peru learned how to make chicken prepared with spices and ingredients from an ancient Inca recipe. He also learnt alfa hour from a Peruvian lady he made it all in a fast food system but kept the quality high. He opened a restuarant specialising in chicken in Jeddah.

“Peruvi is made to a 100% authentic Inca recipe. What makes it different is that for the
first time we have taken a centuries old traditional recipe and adapted it to a modern family restaurant concept so that as many people as possible can enjoy it. It not only tastes great but is very, healthy. Made only with the fresh- est ingredients. It isn’t fast food but it is quick. Try it once and you’ll be hooked”

Prince Naif Street Shati: 012/6923393

Heraa Mall food court: 012/60750455 (Suitable for Families)

Obhur: 012/2343505 alsulemanyah 012 629-7798 (Suitable for Families)