Cevichón Pérez in La Antigua Guatemala
I am an etymology nut and spend way too much time researching the origins of words and phrases. So, perhaps, you can …
I am an etymology nut and spend way too much time researching the origins of words and phrases. So, perhaps, you can …
The tapado (covered) dish comes from the Guatemalan Caribbean region of Lívingston, in the department of Izabal. Lívingston’s population is made up by Black Guatemalans known as Garífunas, Q’eqchi’ Maya and Mestizos (mixed) and it’s precisely this mixture that is necessary to create such a delicacy. If you are in La Antigua Guatemala, you can only find this dish at El Pelícano Dorado (I think). According to Guy, the ceviche connoisseur, you can also find a great ceviche at El Pelícano Dorado.