Peruvian Cooking Class in Lima
Cook ceviche, causa and pisco sour with local chefs on a Miraflores rooftop. Daily classes from US$59.
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Luchito’s is a hands-on Peruvian cooking class in Lima, held on the open-air terrace of SAHA in Miraflores, a short walk from Kennedy Park. In about two and a half hours you cook ceviche and causa limeña, or papa a la huancaína and lomo saltado in the evening, shake a pisco sour, and sit down to eat everything you made, all guided by passionate local chefs in English or Spanish.
At Luchito’s, it’s more than just a class…it’s a cultural journey. Hear the stories behind the flavors, pick up expert tips, and enjoy the dishes you’ve made in a fun social setting at our unique rooftop location.
Unique Peruvian experiences
Ultimate Peruvian Cooking Class
The classic Luchito’s Cooking experience! Learn how to prepare a 2-course meal consisting of Ceviche and Causa and the world-famous Pisco Sour cocktail.
Taste of Lima: Lomo Saltado Cooking & Cocktail Experience
Spice up your evening with a fun cooking class! Learn to create iconic Peruvian dishes and cocktails, and enjoy a night filled with flavor, laughter, and new skills!
Cooking Class & Local Market
The complete sazón experience! Learn to make the perfect dishes and cocktails and finish it off by visiting an authentic local market. Discover the diversity of ingredients and taste new flavors.
Taste Peru’s unique sazón*
*Spanish - a unique flavour, seasoning, ripeness
What’s said about us on Tripadvisor 
Best cooking class in Lima!
“My boyfriend and I had such a fun and tasty experience! Definitely recommend! It was also a great opportunity to be creative and create not just a yummy, but beautiful masterpiece. Lucho did an amazing job as our teacher. Cannot miss this cooking class in Peru!”
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Frequently asked questions
Yes, our chefs are fluent in both English and Spanish. The class is conducted in the language that best suits our clients, and our team is always happy to assist with any questions in either language.
Our cooking classes in Lima are available for groups of 2 people or more, or for private classes starting from 1 person.
Absolutely! We can modify the dishes to be vegan or vegetarian. Causa can be made with avocado instead of chicken, and we offer mushroom ceviche for non-fish eaters. Just let us know your dietary restrictions in the appropriate section before booking the class.
Just the attitude to learn and have a great time! The rest, leave it to us. We will provide you with the kitchen utensils and all the necessary ingredients.
Not at all! No prior cooking knowledge is needed. Our cooking classes are educational and designed for all skill levels. Our friendly chefs guide you step-by-step, making it easy for complete beginners.
After booking directly with us, you have up to 24 hours to cancel for a full refund for any reason, provided your cancellation request is made by 6:00 PM the day before the tour. After this window, standard cancellation terms apply.
About two and a half hours, including the sit-down meal at the end. The Cooking Class & Local Market version runs about four and a half hours, including hotel pickup and the visit to Surquillo Market.
On the open-air third-floor terrace of SAHA, at Calle Bolívar 164 in Miraflores, behind the Atlantic City casino. It is about 8 to 10 minutes on foot from Kennedy Park.
From US$59 per person for the afternoon class. The market class is US$89, the evening lomo saltado class US$99 and the private class US$149 per person. Groups of 4 or more get 20% off.
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Cooking class location
Calle Bolívar 164, Miraflores (Saha Rooftop entrance) - Behind Atlantic City Casino
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Amazing Experience! I will repeat it
“Awesome class! I really enjoyed it. Dasha was fantastic, I would recommend this course to anyone to learn more about the history of Peruvian cuisine. I did the vegan option which was delicious. All the staff were super friendly and welcoming. We made Causa, Pisco sour and Ceviche.”