Viet, A taste of Vietnam

It is at Av. Aviación 2590 in San Borja, right beside the Tinajas branch on the same block. Google lists it as 'Viet Restaurant Vietnamita' with 4.5 from 1,636 reviews and a reported spend of 40 to 60 soles a head: at that volume it is Lima's busiest Vietnamese restaurant — the other two that come up in the search do not pass 755 reviews. The reviews cite the viet rice with coconut milk and mango. It has free wifi, vegetarian plates, cocktails, delivery and recommends booking. Our reading: closing on Mondays and cutting Sunday off at 5 p.m. is the pattern of a small-team neighbourhood ethnic restaurant; the 1,636 reviews, by contrast, are a destination's. Entrance, space and toilets are listed as accessible. Curation note: **this entry has no cuisine set.** The 19-cuisine catalogue has no 'Vietnamese' and no general Asian category, and forcing it to Chifa or Japanese would be a misclassification. This is the fourth such case — the other three are Korean: Nang Man, Nodaji and Seoul Garden — which strengthens the case for widening the catalogue. It also carried no address, zone, phone, hours or attributes, and Google publishes no website.