Find out what Asian restaurants to try in Santiago. Santiago is one of those metropolitan joys where the more you look, the more you find. Funky cafes and dance clubs dot Bellavista, Forest Park art collections range from pre-Columbian to contemporary, and architecture runs the gamut from the 16th-century San Francisco Church to mirrored office towers. Shop with the locals at Mall Panora¡mico and give your palate meals to remember with hearty Chilean fare.
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4 based on 156 reviews
Great. 7000 CLP plate works out to about 11 USD. Considering that it's predominantly meat (fried chicken wings, not covered in thick batter), the price is not bad at all. Servers are helpful in suggestions. Within the dining room is a small, walled & windowed wooden panelled room with comic books and an old-school game console (Saga or Nintendo era stuff...), apparently still usable. If you studied in Asia in the 1980s-2000s, it brings back memories. As for the menu, it is mostly fried plates. Good for a group of friends or solo diners.
Top 6 Japanese food in Santiago, Santiago Metropolitan Region, Chile
4 based on 171 reviews
Experience a culinary extravaganza in the most coveted atmosphere. Karai is a spin of the Nikkei Cuisine by the acclaimed Chef Mitsuharu, limitless possibilities, an original mix of flavors, colors and fresh ingredients with a bold twist that will take yo
We are staying at W and decided to try this sushi restaurant. We loved the quality of the food and presentation. Service was excellent, we were at the bar ( not sushi bar), bartender spoke real good English and was very social. We would recommend this place to our friends!
4 based on 236 reviews
Soho Thai is perhaps my most favourite restaurant in Santiago....and with good reason.I have been here during every one of my visits to Santiago, and this restaurant has never disappointed me!Clean, well located and lit, friendly and quick service, authentic food....what else can one ask for!In this visit, I had the yellow curry (vegetarian) which was as good as the masamman curry I have had before!Will visit again for sure!Hi! Thanks a lot for your review. We hope to see you soon, again!New dishes are coming soon, so maybe you can try them during your next visit!Cheers!Jaime
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4 based on 482 reviews
Widely regarded as one of the best restaurants in Chile, Matsuri offers diners a truly unforgettable culinary experience. With an innovative, design-led interior as backdrop, Japanese-Peruvian chef Juan Ozaki creates dishes that have won acclaim from crit
Excellent food and service. Diego was always respectful and offered his help during our two hour dinner. Sushis are different but very delicious and tasty. Thank you!Dear jaimel5683, Thank you for taking the time to share about your experience at Matsuri. I am pleased to read that you enjoyed the Nikkei food prepared by Chef Juan Ozaki. Also that you appreciated the service received by Diego. Looking forward to welcoming you back very soon. Warmest regards, Santiago Oliva Restaurants and In-Room Dining Manager
Top 8 Pub food in Santiago, Santiago Metropolitan Region, Chile
4 based on 276 reviews
Peruvian and Asian food in one place in Santiago. Come to visit and enjoy the experience that our Chef and staff has prepare for you
Food is excellent, one can eat Peruvian, Japanese or Chilean, meat and fish, all in one place. Spacious, usually not crowded, very quite and relaxing. Service is friendly, rapid. There is a large Japanese corner with open kitchen, but one can also eat in a quite corner away from it. A bit priced. Free parking available.Thank you so much for your words! Welcome again to visit us
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4 based on 1103 reviews
Said to be one of the best sushi restuarants in chile we tried it now several times. Reservation highly recommend cause its very popular amongst locals and only offers limited seating. Surely the quality of the food is excellent. Service was so far always very good. However: For the prices they charge i believe that they are missing the last touch. Every dish itself is very good - some dishes surely even absolutely stunning and excellent. Quality as written 5*.Nevertheless i am missing the last 1% in many dishes to rate it 5* Especially considering that you can easily spend 100$ p.P. if you want to have a stuffing sushi night with friends.There are very few sushi restaurants in Santiago making this better. But they exsist in my opinion. Still you should give it a try - maybe its only my taste missing out the last 1%.Its def. Worth a visit.
Most Popular Seafood food in Santiago, Santiago Metropolitan Region, Chile
4 based on 574 reviews
Outstanding service attended by courteous and knowledgeable waiters. Excellent food with fresh, prime ingredients. Colorful and tasty preparation in the best traditional Japanese style. Extraordinary pisco sour, one of the best in town!. Owner leads this fine dining experience in a tasteful, conservative and somewhat dated venue. Safe off street parking at the Nippon Hotel a few meters away. Our group had Tempura, Temaki, tuna or salmon Niguri and fantastic fried Salmon Roll - all prepared to perfection.
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