An indoor/outdoor restaurant and bar fusing contemporary Latin-American and Andean fare.

The restaurant is a partnership between Argentinian restaurateur Diego D’Alvia (Rex and La Morocha in Buenos Aires), and Italian-born chef Matto Gritti. Dine on 'nomadic-inspired' Latin fusion cuisine, paying particular homage to Andean culture. 

The design for Wayku (named after a city in the part of the Peruvian Amazon) intends to provide diners the feeling of being in a soulful space with natural elements of stone, wood and greenry - inspired by the Andean mountain range. There's also a mural depicting the sacred animals that make up the Inca trilogy and an authentic totem in the outdoor patio. 

Ideal For

Novo-Andean fare

Signature Dishes

The Phantom Ceviche with vegetable pickles and seasonal gazpacho “De Tigre” served on dry ice; grilled lettuce on avocado aioli with crunchie pistachios; Octopus in The Coral Reef on black aubergine with potatoes and beetroot and bone-in short rib on mashed peas with beet sprouts and wasabi.

Signature Drinks

La Flor Blanca with vodka, blanch coriander, lime and sparkling water; the Serpent King with London dry gin, celery extract, Sicilian lemon and Prosecco; the Latin Lover served with aged rum, white vermouth, pecan honey and Aztec chocolate bitters.