Titi
In a city where chifa, Peru's version of Chinese food, is ubiquitous, with cheapo order-by-number establishments on practically every corner, Titi towers above the competition. This is a kitchen that works magic with even the simplest ingredients. Tallarín saltado with chicken and pork is subtly smoky and crackling with fresh vegetables, while kru yoc, the most requested plate, dresses crisp pork slices with a delicately sweet glaze. Chinese immigrants to Peru say the cooking here holds its own against heavy hitters in Beijing and Shanghai.
