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Top 10 South American food in Easter Island, Chile
Discover Restaurants offering the best South American food in Easter Island, Chile. Located in the South Pacific more than 2,000 miles off the Chilean coast, Easter Island’s not the easiest place to reach. (If you’re interested, the easiest access is by air from Santiago or Tahiti.) But isolation has helped preserve the 1,500-year-old mysterious congregation of volcanic rock sculptures (maoi) that’s the island’s biggest claim to fame. After exploring the unique landscape, relax on an uncrowded beach and ponder one of the most mysterious places on Earth.
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10. Rapa Rock Resto Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 12 reviews
Reviewed By Silvinhacp
Comida excelente! Atendimento excelente!!!! Pedimos um petisco de frutos do mar que veio super caprichado e delicioso!!! Perfeito!!!! Mais que recomendado!!!! Tudo lá é delicioso!!! Só não ouvimos rock kkkk... Vale a pena conhecer... Lugar limpo e com uma vista bacana tb.
9. Chez Ramon
Overall Ratings
4 based on 44 reviews
Reviewed By aerofaze
No one was eating here but it was most convenient to our hotel. They had nice outdoor seating and we could people watch while we ate fresh empanadas. Our server was not overly friendly, but he was responsive and everything was as expected for a reasonable price. While we ate, two local families entered and headed further inside to sit. Their presence immediately changed the vibe and made the place seem more awake, vibrant, and comfortable.If youâre in the mood for basic heartiness and donât want to spend much, check out Chez Ramon!
8. Uri Taina Restaurant
A new place located in the center of Hanga Roa, we offers you a new experience with all the flavors of the island and the good taste of the Chef. Come and try our Ceviches, steak on Roquefort cheese sauce, Pork with sweet berries, local fish with dijon an
Reviewed By LiaContreras
Nice place in middle of town.Good food, good drinks, confortable terrace just to chare with friends or family.
7. Ahi Ahi Pae Pae
Overall Ratings
4 based on 39 reviews
Reviewed By Helene B
The portions are huge and the prices are quite small, compared with the island's standards. Moreover, it's delicious. We ate there quite a few times, trying the completo with green sauce, the ceviche and the tuna empanadas. All amazing! The waitreses are also really nice and helpful. Overall, a great place to eat!
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6. Krava
Overall Ratings
4 based on 75 reviews
Reviewed By Helen T
A good menu offering mainly local dishes at a reasonable price. Them set menu at 7900pesos is good value and offers a range of choices. You can also choose from the menu. Service is friendly and good. You may have to wait a while for your food because everything is cooked fresh to order. Good choice of drinks including wine by the glass. Not expensive: $40/£32 for a meal for 2 with wine/beerThis is a good option if you don't want somewhere flash with entertainment but want more than an empanada.
5. Piroto Henua
Overall Ratings
4 based on 59 reviews
Piroto Henua is the new sports bar restaurant Rapa Nui, we have created a varied and entertaining menu with many promotions you can enjoy with your partner, friends and all your family. You can watch football and other live sports, movies, music videos an
Reviewed By Nga V
We came to the airport 2 hours early, it was crowded and the cafe at the airport ran out of avocado and couple of the items on the menu. So we decided to walk to this restaurant which is right in front of the airport, the chicken burger and the french fried were just perfect for lunch. We sat on the porch and was able to figure out when we needed to walk back to the airport to board our plan. Very nice indeed.
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4. Oheho Surf
Overall Ratings
4 based on 72 reviews
Reviewed By HeatherMegaMauriFan
We ate here 3 times (twice for lunch, once for dinner) and the food was great on 2 occasions. However, we also had issues with getting change back, we paid in cash, local currency and noticed that most people were paying by card, so that would prevent any mistakes happening. The first time the waitress didn't return any change, but it was a small amount (on top of the 10%) 2,000 pesos so we left it. The second time change was given for 30,000 Pesos instead of 40,000, so we had to dispute this and felt we were being taken advantage of. The waitress sorted it out, but it left a sour taste in our mouth.The quesadillas were fantastic (pollo and queso) except burnt on our last visit, as we had waited over 30 minutes for them we scraped the tops off as we were really hungry. It's a nice laid back place and if you pay in cash, make sure you check your change before leaving!
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3. Hani Hani TunuAhi&Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 121 reviews
Reviewed By MariePP19
I had lunch here before leaving the island. I had come upon quite a few closed restaurants around noon in Hanga Roa, and this one was open, and about to serve lunch. So I take a seat. And wait. No one brings me a menu, no one comes to ask about my order. I start to get nervous, before I have a plane to catch.Then I see trays coming out of the kitchen. The same served to everyone, including myself. I wish this would have been told/explained to me.That being said - the food was delicious. I had several small portions on my tray: grilled chicken in a sweet sauce, rice, some veggies, an algae salad, a small portion of ceviche, a small miso soup, and a tiny meringue/tropical fruit dessert. I ate everything except the salad (not a fan of algae), and all was very good.I also had a drink with my lunch - I tried the fresh sour, made/flavored with a local herb. Very fresh and lime-y!Nice ambiance - low music, good looking terrasse, centrally located. Good service - other than for the lack of information about the lunch process.
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2. Tataku Vave
Overall Ratings
4 based on 838 reviews
Reviewed By J B
Restaurant Tataku Vave is located somewhat hidden in Caleta Hangu Piko, the small local fisher harbour at the south end of town. The restaurant offers lunch and dinner and has a terrace with a great view of the ocean, especially nice at sunset. Good fish food define its character.The restaurant is open from 11am to 10:30pm and the breezy terrace is just meters from the seashore. Furnishings and decoration provides an easy-going atmosphere. Service is adequate.We came on a late Sunday afternoon in July and the terrace was busy, a good sign. We went for tuna and white fish, accompanied with salad, mashed potatoes, fries and beer. The dishes were well presented. Unfortunately the tuna was uneatable. The white fish, the fries and salad were good.We recommend restaurant Tataku Vava to anyone who seeks OK fish food in a relaxed ambiance and appreciates a great view of the sea.
1. Casa Esquina
Overall Ratings
4 based on 205 reviews
Casa Esquina Isla de Pascua, located in front of the church, and ten years of experience delighting palates with more daring and Polynesians gourmet flavors proposal fused with world food. Comfortable and cozy atmosphere. Directed to the family and happy
Reviewed By CKT808
This is actually a pizza place, but they make huge empanadas using the pizza dough. We had a chicken and tuna empanadas. Both had lots of filling. The restaurant was a counter under a roof with a covered seating area. It isn't fancy, but the food was good and filling. There are no street signs, so just follow the directions to the church. It is across the street from the church.
