Our Menu
A playful spin-off from Andina, Chicha explores the traditional street foods of Lima and Callao (Peru's historic port city). From classics such as basted anticuchos and steamed humitas, to our own creative takes on the cantonese bao bun, we are delighted to share the subcultures and cuisines of urban Peru.
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VEG = Vegetarian | V = Vegan | GF = Gluten Free | * = contains peanuts
Several of our dishes contain peanuts. Please inform your server if you have allergies.
**Consuming raw or undercooked meats, poultry, seafood, shellfish or eggs may increase your risk of foodborne illness.
For those dining onsite, 20% gratuity will be added to tables of 6 or more
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**Consuming raw or undercooked meats, poultry, seafood, shellfish or eggs may increase your risk of foodborne illness.
20% gratuity will be added to tables of 6 or more
please note that you must be aged 21+ years to purchase alcoholic beverages;
at least one substantial food item must be purchased with every to-go cocktail
¿Qué es Chicha?
Funky, playful and decidedly urban, modern Peruvian “Chicha” music and culture derives its name from the ancient, indigenous alcoholic drink of the Andes. Traditionally made from fermented corn mash, Chicha has been consumed in various forms by Andean peoples since at least 5000 BC, becoming synonymous with their culture and identity. More recently, as Andeans from Peru have migrated en masse to the coastal metropolis of Lima, the collision of ancient and traditional life ways with urban modernity has produced an electrifying mashup of food, dress, music and art - all identified as a new kind of “Chicha” culture.
press mentions
The Oregonian, December 2021: “Portland’s Best New Restaurants”
Eater PDX, December 2021: “The 2021 Eater Awards: Best Pandemic Pop-up”
USA Today, September 2021: “Best Restaurants for Fall in Portland”
Willamette Week, August 2021: “Five Places We’re Excited to Order Takeout From This Week”
Eater PDX, July 2021: “20 Portland Restaurants Where You Can Dine Outside in Style”
Eater PDX, July 2021: “The Hottest New Restaurants and Food Carts in Portland”
Portland Monthly, June 2021: “Make Andina Chef Alexander Diestra’s Cebiche Carretillero”
Portland Monthly, May 2021: "Peruvian Restaurant Andina Returns with a New Chef and Takeout Concept”