Update: August 2018 and we are still in love with this place.
Goodness, where do I start. About a week or two ago I posted some photos from Sabor Peruano, which is a Peruvian restaurant in Songtan that I’ve enjoyed for years. It was always a lovely break from what was a mostly Korean diet. Still, I’ve only gone a few times a year for reasons I can’t quite put my finger on. Even though I always enjoy it and I love South American food, I’m not driven to go back every month. Maybe it’s the decor or the fact the hours didn’t work with mine, but I never became a regular.
When I posted my most recent meal, which I had enjoyed just fine, a member of Pyeongtaek Restaurants & Things to Do said that they had enjoyed Ceviche 210 even more. “What is this Ceviche 210? Where did it come from?” I asked. How could I have missed the fact there are TWO Peruvian restaurant near my house?
Well, it turns out that it opened while I was on holiday in the US in late August and I somehow walked right past it during my last “new restaurant” walk in Songtan. What a mistake. I’ve been missing out for months now.
Ceviche 210 is adorable and delicious. It’s owned by a hard working family who have obviously poured their heart into the space and the menu. Their sauces are perfect: not overly salty or spicy or greasy. After taking my first bite I started to – rather unattractively – shovel the food in my face. It was so good. I just wanted to eat.
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