Eleonora Tonino

I enjoyed Koya as Peruvian restaurant. It offers the typical local dishes. It's pricy, but like every other Peruvian restaurant in Munich. It was very crowded, reservation is absolutely required. The staff was nice, but it took them a lot before bringing us the menu and taking the order

The place and it's atmosphere are very nice, but the food had no taste of all, like eating clouds

It's Ok, but nothing surprising or amazing. Dishes are the same you can find in any Vietnamese restaurant. Location is kind of not cozy

In itself is a nice restaurant where you can try typical Peruvian cuisine. The menu has though poor choice, but the food was delicious. Unfortunately I found it very pricy for what's offered. The service was very nice and open, but we waited more than an hour before receiving something to eat. But well, all in all the visit to the restaurant was okay

This restaurant was recommended me for the great paella, but it didn't turned out so. Paella de marisco had very small quantities of fish, I've eaten much better. Service was quite rude. Location like a taverna.