More than heat
Ají chillies bring fruitiness, colour and depth as well as spice. Ají amarillo gives dishes such as causa and ají de gallina their distinctive flavour; rocoto brings a bolder kick to table sauces.
A delicious detour
Coast, Andes and Amazon. A world of ingredients, brought together by a love of big flavour.

Ají chillies bring fruitiness, colour and depth as well as spice. Ají amarillo gives dishes such as causa and ají de gallina their distinctive flavour; rocoto brings a bolder kick to table sauces.
Creamy huancaína sauce turns potatoes into papa a la huancaína. Fresh ají sauces sit alongside pollo a la brasa. Sauces are part of the meal’s identity — balancing rich food and inviting everyone to season their own plate.
For travellers who explore through food, a shared table can be as memorable as a mountain view. From a market lunch to a neighbourhood chicken shop, discovering a new sauce is a small adventure worth bringing home.
Your next destination? Something delicious.
Bring it to your tableChicken, potatoes and rice — with a Peruvian twist
Three home-cooking takes on Peruvian favourites, each with a Lima Kitchen sauce.

Ají Amarillo
Lima’s chilled, layered potato favourite, with a golden Ají Amarillo twist.

Ají Verde
A home-oven take on Peru’s beloved roast chicken, with fresh green sauce on the side.

Rocoto
Peru’s Chinese-influenced beef stir-fry, finished with a little Rocoto heat.