Wonderful - This was an exceptional night. The performers were incredible and include crowd in at the end. Food was exceptional though note you will select from pre determined items not regular menu. They did allow mix and max which was nice.

Excellent experience at Dinner with traditional Dance. - The band led by the flautist was very good. Both the dinner and the dance performances were good, but I enjoyed the music played by the flautist the most. We had a very good experience. Highly recommended. 😊😊

Good food and culture in one night! - We were very well served by the guide who directed us from the hotel to the restaurant, the food was great and the show charming.

Interesting because I could dance with Peruvian girls - It is a folk show, men and women, and it is visible while eating. As far as I am concerned, I liked it because it involves guests in different dances. It was a very nice evening and I was happy

Tunupa Dinner Show - The music and the dancing were outstanding. Greatly enjoyed the time watching and listening. Really enjoyed being invited to dance at the end. It was a wonderful experience.

Beautiful yet disappointing - 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... - 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.

A little kitchy, but fun evening - This is a dinner show restaurant, and it was a lot of fun watching the crowd sing along with some of the popular Spanish songs. An international crowd. Food was okay. Wait staff is good

Enjoyable Dinner in Cusco - Came here for dinner, we had a really enjoyable evening. We both had the Alpaca and four cheese risotto, which was exceptional. The dancing entertainment was enjoyable also. I was expecting it to be a little "touristy", however, it was not and the place had a really nice environment and ambiance. Staff were friendly and approachable. This place is on the main square, upstairs. Would fully recommend for an evening at reasonable prices with good food, service and entertainment.

Nothing to do with a real Andean show - 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