Along Peru’s northern coast, chicharrón de pescado is the dish of sunny afternoons and beach shacks: fresh fish marinated in lime and garlic, dusted in flour, and fried until gloriously crunchy. It is served with cold beer, salsa criolla, and camote fries.
Golden, crackling, and made for sunny days
The crust is thin, crisp, and golden, shattering to reveal moist, flaky fish inside with a bright whisper of lime. Piled with crunchy salsa criolla and a squeeze more lime, it is simple, salty, and completely addictive.


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