Today we really wanted to eat Ceviche for lunch with the collegues. We went to a small place next to the office wondering about how the Ceviche might be there, because it was incredibly cheap. When we arrived someone was just putting up a sign saying that this restaurant had failed to declare their taxes properly, but it seemed not to be too much of a problem. They had a menu for 12 soles (about 4€) consisting of a really good fish soup, a classic Ceviche (see picture) which was also very good and a plate of choice. I chose a tortilla which was perfect the others had rice mixed with chicken and fish.

When we left the soccer game Spain against Portugal had just started, so we sneaked into the e-café where they have TVs that are usually tuned to the soccer match if there is one. We ended up seing most of the game and when it was still 0:0 after 90 minutes everybody wanted to see how it ends up so the cafe got *really* crowded and there was a really good atmosphere 🙂

Also I managed to get my train ticket to Huancayo today, so I’ll use the long weekend to experience this awesome train journey and explore Huancayo, supposed to be very authentic as it is off the gringo trail (the route most tourists in Peru take including Cuzco, Arequipa and Puno).