Marinated, not rubbed
Garlic, cumin, aji panca, soy, lime — the seasoning isn't a rub, it's a soak. Every bird gets time in the marinade before it sees the fire.
24 hours of marinade. A wall of fire. One bird, turned slow over the brasa until the skin crackles and the smoke does its work. This is Peruvian rotisserie, done the way Centreville has loved for over a decade.
"Prices are very economic for a lot of food. Fast service."
— Tito M.
We don't grill. We don't fry. Peruvian rotisserie is its own thing — slower, smokier, and built around a marinade that gets into every fiber of the meat before the fire ever touches it.
Garlic, cumin, aji panca, soy, lime — the seasoning isn't a rub, it's a soak. Every bird gets time in the marinade before it sees the fire.
Birds spin on the rotisserie until fat renders, skin crackles, juices baste themselves. Nothing rushed, nothing dried out.
Bright green aji verde. Golden, mellow yellow sauce. Made in-house. Both arrive on the side. Both will disappear before the chicken does.
Two house sauces, made in-house, served in those little cups you'll want extras of. Every chicken comes with them on the side.
Fresh cilantro, jalapeño, garlic, lime, a whisper of mayo to bring it all together. Bright, herbaceous, slightly spicy. You'll put it on everything.
Mellow, golden, faintly smoky. Aji amarillo blended smooth with a touch of cream. The one that wins over anyone who's wary of the green.
"My go-to place for yucca! It's usually made fresh — crispy on the outside and super soft on the inside."
"Tasty, good portions. Prices are very economic for a lot of food. Fast service."
"Service is pretty quick, especially when you call ahead."
Easy parking in the lot. Most takeout orders ready in about twelve minutes if you call ahead. Dine in, take out, or have us cater your next thing.