
¿Un ruso como guía gastronómico en Lima? Vladi del Norte lo está logrando
Vladimir Kosygin, un ruso que llegó al Perú como turista, arrasa en TikTok recomendando huariques asiáticos que muchos limeños ni sabían que existían.
Lima, Peru - For a decade, Señora Lila has been delighting residents of Lima with her distinctive Chinese cakes, a culinary offering that stands apart from traditional Peruvian confections. Located in Lima, her workshop produces cakes described as unique works of art, characterized by their special cream-based frosting, which is neither manjar nor chantilly, and is noted for its ice-cream like taste and balanced sweetness. Recently, a local content creator visited Señora Lila's workshop to experience these unique desserts firsthand. The cakes, beautifully decorated with elements such as fresh fruits, traditional Chinese symbols, and even miniature tea sets, feature innovative fillings. One cake showcased layers of soft sponge with mango pieces and lychee popping boba, while another included blueberry jam, all complemented by the signature creamy, non-fondant covering. The creator praised the cakes for their soft texture and perfectly balanced sweetness, noting that they are not overly rich. Señora Lila's dedication to her craft and the unique flavors she brings to the local dessert scene have made her cakes a hidden gem, offering a taste of authentic Chinese confectionery in the heart of Lima. Orders are available for delivery.
Vladimir Kosygin, un ruso que llegó al Perú como turista, arrasa en TikTok recomendando huariques asiáticos que muchos limeños ni sabían que existían.