𓀩 A new Peruvian restaurant opened on Moon Street in Wan Chai

𓊐 𓊐 The second branch of Chullschick, which specializes in Peruvian cuisine, has opened in Wan Chai Moon Street. The mural at the door is very eye-catching. The spices used in Peruvian cuisine are easier to swallow and less pungent than those used in Indian cuisine. But there are not many places to eat Peruvian food in Hong Kong, and Chullshick is quite authentic. Chullschick Salad $79 A filling salad with mixed lettuce, cherry radish, corn and quail eggs. The salad is sprinkled with fried wonton chips, which gives it a crispy texture and rich layers of flavor. Chicken Croquettes $92 Fried chicken croquettes with homemade mayonnaise. The sweet and sour flavor of mayonnaise is very prominent, and it is very appetizing as an appetizer. Peruvian Grill $348 Must order! Peruvian specialty grilled and smoked platter, the perfect portion for two people. There are sausages, steaks and chicken. I tried all the special barbecued meats at once! The steak and chicken were really delicious. The Peruvian spices bring out the flavor of the meat just right! For the side dishes, we chose sweet potatoes and garlic rice, which were both meaty and starchy, rich and filling. Super Bock $60 Super Bock is a beer from Portugal, with a light fruity aroma and is very easy to drink. Chilcano $98 The refreshing fresh lime, cinnamon and ginger ale neutralize the spiciness of 1615 Pisco, making it delicious and rich in flavor. Friends who like special cocktails should give it a try. Churros $68 This time, the churros are wrapped in shredded coconut and served with a lighter chocolate sauce, which is softer than what you would find outside. tasty! The new store has both outdoor and indoor dining areas, inheriting the style of the traditional Moon Street store, which is especially chill! The waiter was very hospitable and the food was unique. I highly recommend Peruvian food to those who have not tried it. 𓎣 𓎣 📍2-12 Moon Street Wan Chai #foodie #Hong Kong good places #local travel #hkfoodie #Hong Kong food #hkfoodblogger #resident writer #Wan Chai food #Peruvian food