Inca's - Darlinghurst

Sydney is starved for South American food Good on the folks @ La Puerta for bringing authentic LaTam flavours using Aussie ingredients.

Excellent South American food restaurant. Had a chance to visit earlier this year. Really liked their ceviche and tiradito. Great service and wine selections.

This place is an absolute gem. Outstanding service from the moment we entered the restaurant, professional and friendly through out the whole meal.  The food was outstanding, with very generous portions. Each dish was delightful. The flavours are unique yet perfectly balanced.  Would definitely recommend for any occasion.

Service and food need to be improved. It wasn't a good dinning experience at all.  We had to wait for over one hour to get our entrees and it came in a plate with sliced boiled cold potato with a cream cheese sauce, egg and "one" olive. It wasn't tasty or exciting! Overall, It was a Peruvian food to eat at home, not in a restaurant.  Also, we had 10 wines options crossed from the menu list leaving us with only 3 bad options.

Came here with a friend for dinner. The restaurant is located in a fun, quaint area of Darlinghurst surrounded by townhouses and dotted with restaurants, bars and cafes. Inca's itself is no exception to the vibe, it has an awesome decor featuring stonework, a bar and adjoining restaurant section. We got a nice table next to the window which was very comfortable. For entree, we ordered the causa, papa a la huancayna & yucas fritas (cassava chips). The cassava chips were wonderful and crisp and beautiful drizzled with huancayna. The other dishes were also tasty, the only downside being that everything was based on the same theme (i.e. carbs + huancayna) and thus a bit repetitive. For mains, we got the adobo arequipena & salmon escabeche, which were also tasty but very similar (i.e. almost same sauce, same carbohydrate, same garnish). So overall it was very tasty but the repetitiveness of the flavours made me think that they could do a better job with variety.