Cusco: Multi-Course Dinner with Live Folk Show Performance

It is a good place where you can taste good dishes. This time there was not much variety, but it is still good. I loved the beef soup with semolina and it stayed hot, excellent. Not much variety in the sweets, but they are delicious; the purple corn pudding is just right, for those of us who like it, a vice we can treat ourselves to. The menu includes infusions but not cold drinks. Their live music is an excellent decision; it is not deafening, it accompanies.

The dinner was very good, the staff's attention was excellent, and the performances were entertaining

The place was very well decorated, and the waiter was attentive. The food was good without being excellent. The drinks, which were not included in the reservation, were expensive - S 40 for two fruit juices. The show was what you would expect in a place set up for tourists.

We experienced a truly uplifting evening at Tunupa's folkloric dinner show, where culture and cuisine came together.

A very nice dinner and music/cultural show experience. I recommend that tour companies offer this as an optional experience. Restaurant is in a nice location in Cusco

The show is nice while eating and Mario was very nice but do not book online just go to restaurant Tunupa directly. Everyone else had access to delicious food and we were stuck eating the pre paid menu only. We paid 100 usd while other tables paid 200 soles and had better food options and still got to access the show. I want a refund actually 😕 horrible experience 😪

Kind of expensive for what it is. A tiny performance stage with 3 musicians (who were good) and 4 dancers. The meal was good, but the portions were tiny. Very expensive compared to other restaurants we ate at in Cusco.

We attended this show advertised as a folkloric performance, listed at 7:00 p.m. on TripAdvisor. Unfortunately, nothing matched the description. We ordered an aperitif and noticed that the glass was one-third filled with ice, leaving very little room for the actual drink. Among the five options listed on the menu, we chose a starter consisting of three cherry tomatoes, two asparagus spears, and three small pieces of zucchini, all topped with a decent but uninspired sauce. The vegetarian main course we received afterward was acceptable. As for the drinks, it was stated that the price did not include alcoholic beverages. However, we were charged for a bottle of water, which is inconsistent since it was clearly not an alcoholic drink. At 8:00 p.m.—an hour after the scheduled time—two musicians came on stage, just as we had finished our starter and main course. They began playing a first piece — “Imagine” by John Lennon — followed by a second, equally unrelated to Andean folklore. At no point during either song did any dancers appear. Disheartened by the entire experience, we left the restaurant during the second song. What is presented as a “folkloric show” is nothing of the sort. The description is misleading, the content poor, and the organization unclear. We wish to warn future visitors: this experience is not worth its price or its promise

The environment was great, with great entertainment. My family enjoyed watching the live band and the dancing. However, the menu was limited and preselected.

Make sure to triple check transportation. Our driver never came to pick us up, despite the fact that I sent the address 3 times and called twice. Ten minutes past the time we were to be picked up, he told us to get a taxi. We ended up being late. Communication was not good. On a positive note, the food was good and the show was very good. Service was great as well.