
Two appetizers in one: fresh Lima-style causa in maki form with avocado and salmon-style trout ceviche.
Cooking with soul from the historic center of Cusco.
Nuna Raymi means “the feast of the soul” in Quechua. It was born in a family kitchen in the center of Cusco, where every dish is prepared with products bought directly from regional producers.
Native potatoes from Chinchero, trout from Urubamba, corn from Anta: locally sourced ingredients, inherited techniques and a table where every guest feels part of the family.
Seasonal ingredients bought from local producers, cooked with time-honored techniques.
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"Our recent visit to Nuna Raymi was one we will never forget. I secretly planned with the staff to propose to my partner during dessert. The team gave us the most magical table, outstanding trout & native potatoes, and seamless service. 10/10!"
🏷️ Proposal & Romantic Dining"The culinary presentation and soul of Nuna Raymi is unmatched. Josep was our server and guided us through the organic native potato starter and alpaca loin. Truly farm-to-table excellence in the heart of Cusco."
🏷️ Alpaca Loin & Native Starters"Without a doubt a place to recommend! Fantastic sustainable initiative preserving local Andean farming communities. The cocktail selection with local herbs and wild berries was divine."
🏷️ Farm-to-Table & Craft CocktailsAwards recognizing our culinary excellence, sustainability, and Cusco passion
Ranked among the top 1% of restaurants worldwide, based on the reviews and ratings of our guests.
An award for culinary excellence, recognizing our work to revalue Andean ingredients and authentic Cusco tradition.
International award for sustainable practices, the use of organic ingredients and cultural preservation.
Certification for our direct partnership with farming communities in Chinchero, Urubamba and Anta.
Field notes from our kitchen, our farmers and the historic center of Cusco
Sustainability
We climbed to 3,750 m with the Quispe family to lift this year's papa nativa crop. Here is how the harvest reshapes our tasting menu, and why we pay the fair-trade price before a single kilo leaves the field.
Zero Waste
Quinoa stems become broth, alpaca trimmings become ragu, coffee grounds go back to the herb garden. A transparent look at the numbers, the composting partnership and the two things that still defeat us.
Cusco Culture
Five minutes from our door, the historic center wakes up slowly. Bakeries, weavers, the Inca stonework everyone misses, and the best hour to reach the Plaza de Armas before the crowds arrive.
Our Menu
Each course traces one valley around Cusco, from Urubamba trout to Anta corn and wild Andean herbs. Every producer is named on the menu, and every ingredient travels less than 90 kilometers to reach your table.
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