Looking for a yummy Peruvian meal near you?

Hoodline crunched the numbers to find the top Peruvian spots around Miami Beach, using both Yelp data and our own secret sauce to produce a ranked list of where to indulge.

1. CVI.CHE 105

Topping the list is CVI.CHE 105. It's led by chef and owner Juan Chipoco, who was raised in Lima, Peru. Located at 1245 Lincoln Road in South Beach, it is the highest-rated Peruvian restaurant in Miami Beach, boasting 4.5 stars out of 602 reviews on Yelp. It also has eateries in downtown Miami and at Aventura Mall.

As the name suggests, ceviche is the focus here with a variety of fish, shrimp and octopus choices, each mixed with lime juice, onions and cilantro. The ceviche can be topped with a favorite sauce from the handful of spicy and creamy options. In addition to ceviche, the eatery serves other classic Peruvian dishes, like lomo saltado.

2. SuViche South Beach

Next up is SuViche South Beach at 1119 16th St., part of a local group of restaurants. This outpost showcases both Peruvian and Japanese flavors and features fish in the form of ceviche and as sashimi and sushi rolls. It also has a pisco bar highlighting the national spirit of Peru.

Try the lomo saltado bites that are made by chopping the Peruvian dish and stuffing it into a crispy wonton skin, served with a side of huancaina sauce. Or opt for an entree such as the pescado a lo macho (wild-caught breaded fish with aji amarillo and aji panca sauce). With 4.5 stars out of 390 reviews on Yelp, it has proven to be a local favorite.

3. Chalan on the Beach

Chalan on the Beach, located at 1580 Washington Ave, has a seafood-heavy menu that includes poached whole snapper, grilled octopus and the jalea mixta of fried fish, calamari, shrimp, octopus and mussels. The globe-trotting dessert menu includes options from Italy (tiramisu), Brazil (passion fruit mousse) and Peru (milk pudding). It's another top choice, with Yelpers giving the restaurant four stars out of 828 reviews.

4. Merkado 31

The North Shore's Merkado 31 is another go-to, with four stars out of 246 Yelp reviews. Consider trying a classic Peruvian appetizer such as the papa huancaina (potatoes smothered in a cheese sauce) or the anticucho (grilled veal heart). Other noteworthy menu options include the steak with Peruvian pesto sauce and pasta, skewered tuna on a bed of aji amarillo and yuca puree and an Italian fusion dish with shrimp flambeed in pisco and served over pasta. Head over to 216 71st St. to see for yourself.

5. AndinA Miami Beach

Finally, check out AndinA Miami Beach, which has earned five stars out of 30 reviews on Yelp. Located along Indian Creek canal, you'll find dishes from both the Peruvian coast and from the Andean highlands. There's seafood, from pan-seared fish to grilled octopus to ceviche. There's also grilled corn with queso fresco and meat dishes like lomo saltado and the street food salchipapa, or beef sausages on french fries. You can find the eatery at 1751 Alton Road.