Shambala - Barichara

We have always eaten ceviche peruano and rice in this restaurant, but yesterday we had a very bad experience. none of the workers had a biosafety protocol, none of them used the mask correctly during the service, even if we made the recommendation to serve the mask and prepare food. 2. When we were served the food we usually love to eat at this place, we realized that it was not the same recipe. the rice was not the same and the Peruvian kevich was not to eat as it was full of hot chili. we tried to eat it, but it was impossible, it was extremely spicy impossible to keep in the mouth of a human. before it was served with avocado, tiger milk, paprika, peeled mais and a hauch of seasoned that made it delicious. yesterday we couldn't finish it, it was chili with Peruvian ceviche, nothing like a real Peruvian ceviche. it is a shame to have this experience, because we always came to barichara with the excitement of eating at this place. We do not know whether the owner has changed or what has happened, but we hope that the restaurant can use this as a chance to be better.

The restaurant was ok, but nothing extraordinary! we ate a pasta and a whip with a few white wine! you have to pay cash!

Family meal, looking for shanti, but could not find it and we all starved, so we gave shambala an attempt. the ingredients seemed fresh, the best was the fish guide. the Thai noodles were terrible, nothing Thai about them. with a strange taste. the lenses seemed okay. the Hindu rice was nothing special and tasted of a mild curry. the place itself was hot and stifling. the staff was friendly and helpful. I wouldn't go back.

Beautiful fresh salad, very tasty, great little sound. directly at the main square, people are very pleasant.

We stopped in here for a cold beverage but once seeing this mouth watering ceviche we decided to share a plate. Price was very reasonable and portion size was huge. Small restaurant but would definitely recommend going.