Milagros and Guillermo Villanueva, known for being owners of the Peruvian restaurant “Mily & Lalo” from the 2004, the past abrieron the doors of their new premises 24 of July in Sharon Amity.

The experience of the Villanueva spouses in preparation of food has made the Peruvian them persist in the business of the restaurants, that already the public of Charlotte knows.

Miracles say us to Villanueva that their preparations are most similar to the food that eats in the Andean country. “We tried to be in force to the traditional ingredients and used fresh products to give them what the clients deserve themselves who come to see us”, the owner said.

In the kitchen of the restaurant they are the same owners accompanied of a mess attendant, the subjects of gossip that are seen in the letter can be requested any day.

Besides these also they include special of lunch to $4,99 or $5,99 if it includes a soup of the day. In dinner it has special of 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. that includes two plates to $15.

“Previously we have been in the South area of Charlotte, this time we hoped to have the welcome of all the community, coverall the one that lives or works to the east”, Villanueva said.

Diverse food
The subjects of gossip that many people prefer are Jalea and Ceviche in the case of products of the sea and Jumped Back and the Dry one of Head of cattle and between desserts: mazamorra dwelling, roasted milk, the rice with milk, picarones, all preparations in the same restaurant. “We served the chicken to the live coal, the chicken to broster every day and by the experience of my husband in Peruvian food also we included plates well-known Chinese-Peruvian style like “Chifa” like the jumped Tallarín, the Canglú wantán, Soup wantán, among others”, assured the owner.

The clients can make orders of sources to take that they are prepared the same day for the benefit of the companions at table.

Although still they do not have a date established for the inauguration, Villanueva said that he could be in September or by the end of October, when the Day of the Creole Song in Peru is commemorated. “We are hoping to establish a little to us and to obtain our license for the liquor sale and to have artists who support to us with music, dance and joy of that day”.

Mily & Lalo
3210 N. Sharon Amity Rd.
Attention of Monday to Sunday of 10:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.
704-449-2089