07/08/2026
In 1899, Japanese immigrants arrived on Peru's shores with their knives, their techniques, and their sense of precision.
They found ají amarillo where they expected soy. Ceviche where they expected raw fish with rice. A cuisine that was already bold, already complex, already alive.
Instead of replacing it — they listened to it.
Nikkei cuisine is what happens when two great food cultures decide to collaborate instead of compete. That's the story behind every dish at Mikhuna