Miski Mijuna Wasi

Facing Pisac's famous pisonay tree in the central plaza and, three days a week, the colorful market fair that takes over the town, Miski Mijuna Wasi restaurant offers traditional Peruvian and more standard cooking in a pleasant Andean setting, complete with native folk music complimenting the tranquil environment. Treat yourself to the indigenous tarwi soup made of broth, local vegetables and legumes, cheese, and local herbs and spices. Or how about diced kidney cooked in wine sauce? Miski Mijuna Wasi can accommodate up to 96, one of the larger options for groups in this small village, and its in-house pastry chef will whip up any number of flavorful desserts.

Location:
Plaza de Armas 345
Pisac, Peru

Restaurant

Prices: Budget

Regulations: No

Dress Code: Sport

Reservation: Not necessary

Park Options: No

Contact Information:
Phone: 51-84-203-266
E-mail: michell776(at)remove-this.hotmail.com

By Ricardo Segreda

Growing up in New York, Rick Segreda used to cut out of high school in order to hang out at the Museum of Modern Art and catch foreign-language...

Created: 08 Mar 2007

Updated: 24 Jul 2007

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Reviews

Traveler Reviews of Miski Mijuna Wasi

a friedly nice place

the familar atmosphere, the good food, the friendly staff

Nauer from Switzerland on Sep 02, 2007

Misky Mijuna Wasi

The food was some of the best I had in Peru. Prepared to order by visible cook. Good selection available of excellent wines. Menus clear about food. Staff very pleasant and willing to be of service. Excellent price for what they offered and, I felt, very reasonable in us dollars June 2007. There is upstairs balcony dining, but I enjoyed the view and ambiance of downstairs.

Traveler from Central Florida, USA on Jul 29, 2007