The hot pot chicken soup is full winter dish . Beef on iron is also tasty,not spicy at all which…read morecan let non _spicy fans eat happily .

Excellent, excellent food!! I had gone to a Korean place in Bellas Artes and was pleased, but can't…read morehold a candle to Biwon. It was clear that the Korean community in Santiago frequents the restaurant and I will most certainly become a regular.

Hansoban and Sukine seem to be the highest rated/most popular Korean joints in the Patronato…read moreneigbourhood, so natually I needed to try both. Hansoban is a classier, more upscale version of Korean dining. Nice decor, food comes prepared and presented quite nicely. The lunch menu has a good selection ranging between 5000-7500, but expect to pay a lot more for the Korean BBQ or for dinner. Service is great and the food is very tasty, portions on the smaller side but not tiny by any meals. If you are more of a cheap eats person, go to Sukine, prices are lower, water is free, and portions are bigger. For a nicer meal with friends or a date - Hansoban will do the trick.

A very nice place, with perfect Korean food, price is also reasonable. For some friends it would be…read morea nice place, only one person is not preferred.

The best Korean in town for a very reasonably price and great GREAT staff. Order the sanggyupsal…read moreand the bulgogi. Very professional, clean and sociable staff.

I ordered the Bi Bim Pap and dumplings from here. The Bi Bim Pap was truly delicious and the…read moredumplings were good, but nothing special.The restaurant provided free fried potatoes, tofu, kimchi, and peppers as well before our main meal was brought out. Everything was fresh and flavorful. The menu was in Korean and Spanish and the workers spoke spanish. We went during the week, so the restaurant was not very crowded. After our meal they brought us refreshing watermelon slices. I would definitely come back here and try something else on the menu.

At the end of the month, this would be one of our go-to places to come with work to enjoy flavorful…read more(and spicy!) Korean food while going over the sales numbers. I recommend making a reservation so you can get a private booth - this really adds to the experience! They are best known for their parrilladas. Where you can share with a couple of friends, a mini bbq with lettuce, kimchi and other delicious toppings to create a very authentic Korean meal. Although they have very good dishes, I don't recommend their seafood (there are so many better, more fresh options). Hands down their BBQ is the best, but if you are vegetarian, I recommend their spicy noodles (they are my favorite) and I like to accompany it with the sides they give everyone - especially their healthy and flavorful kimchi. You can also order a tortilla of eggs and veggies to share. The beauty of this food is that it is perfect to share with a group of friends or colleagues - if you come alone you won't be able to try all of these great flavors you probably didn't even realize you were missing. Sukine also has a mini market where you can buy traditional Korean ready-made food and products to take home with you as well. One of my favorite restaurants this side of town!

If you've never had Korean food before, this is a great place to start. The prices are shockingly…read morecheap and the food is good, especially the cerdo and bulgogi plates. Expect to wait in line as they're very popular. You can sit upstairs or downstairs, but upstairs requires you to ring for service. Meals come relatively quickly but they're always working against a crowd. Try the smoothies, they're great. Staff is nice and speaks the most basic of English. Cards are accepted.

This small Korean restaurant and shop is a hidden gem in the Patronato rough! For awhile I have…read moresearched for quality tofu and although it has become somewhat popular and you can find it at various places, the taste just doesn't do it for me. So for those who like tofu, you can find here what I believe is the best in town. Unfortunately, the owner speaks very little Spanish and no English so you'll have to be patient but the tofu and all other delicacies like mochi, sauces and noodles are definitely worth making your way over. From what I understood, they make the tofu in the back of the shop and are famous within the Chilean-Korean society. They also make their own Kimchi!! Great place and I will come back to update if I try a dish at their restaurant.

I've been here twice. First time was fine however yesterday me and a friend went and both ended up…read morewith food poisoning after sharing a plate of chicken. While it tastes really good I advise the restaurant to be really careful with their food prep!!!! Especially with chicken in the Santiago summertime.

A great unique find in the middle of Patronato if you want to try something new. Grab a few friends…read moreand throw down some Korean fried chicken. The chicken is fried light and crispy. Most of the menu items seem to be for groups of 4+ but you can find options for two people as well. They spent some money on the exterior/interior of the place, and it is a step above most restaurants in Patronato. There is tons of seating upstairs, it is set up for large groups and is impressively clean. A nice Korean touch: they have buttons to call the server at each table so you can speed up the typical Chilean service when you want another drink or your check.

It was a cold winter's night when my partner and I decided to find refuge from the rain in Everday…read moreSushi. We had always walked past this Korean-Japanese fusion restaurant so it was about time we came in - and it was definitely worth it! We started with a perfectly made roll as an appetizer, it had exactly the right cream cheese-rice-fish ratio. Now, here is where we went wrong. I love kimchi and more importantly spice...but both my partner and I over estimated our spice tolerance. We are used to asking for the highest spice level and always being underwhelemed, so here, no different we said we wanted the strongest spice they had--and they held nothing back! My partner, according to the waitress, had ordered the spiciest dish on the menu, the Mun- o dop bap: a delcious rice dish of octopus (unfortunately, it was a bit overcooked), sauteed veggies and a spicy sauce (where on top of the spicy sauce you can choose to add spice) I chose the Kimchi dop bap, traditional korean kimchi (it was delicous I definitely recommend it) rice dish with veggies sauteed in sesame oil. It comes spicy (I asked for extra spice-wrong move). The service was great - our waitress was extremely friendly and the food came out quickly. The ambiance was perfect for a romantic date (although somewhat quiet). Overall, this would have been an exceptional dinner if we hadn't gone over board with the spice. However, we definitely warmed ourselves up on this cold evening. Tip: Pay in cash and get a 30% discount on sushi. Sit on the second floor -- you will have a great view of the city. If you end up making the mistake of ordering your dish too spicy, ask them for "salsa de unagi" a sweet sauce that can help cover the spice. They will give you as much as you need - free!

Was craving some sushi and Korean and was left still wanting it after my meal. I ordered the crab…read moreroll with spicy mayo and asked for some hot sauce, like sriracha, received the gochujang, used it since that's all I had for any heat and it just didn't taste right. Not used to the chives or the heart of palm in my cali roll either, that was very different. This is day two and I am homesick for Michigan, because at least I have a ton of great sushi and Korean options. My veggie bibimbap was less than stellar and besides the carrots and the bean sprout it had way too many weird veggies that don't belong in a bibimbap, ever, broccoli, zucchini and red pepper to name a few. It tasted more like a stir fry than a bibimbap.

Our go-to fried chicken place in Centro. True to its name, the chicken is crispy (and delicious!)…read more The dipping sauces are also quite tasty, and the service is excellent. A great place for a quick lunch or late-night snack.

Great place for lunch. We sat in their outdoor patio area…read morebecause of the good weather. It wasn't busy so it was easy to order and get service when needed. There is a happy hour menu throughout the weekdays, mostly drink specials. We got their ramen because we were craving soups. I got the omakase ramen; the menu said it comes with 3 different types of pork but only served 2 types. Overall very good. Soft boiled eggs and broth was tasty, just slightly salty but not bad. My husband got the shoyu cha-su ramen and completed the entire bowl! Chill environment during lunch time and pretty diverse menu of Japanese and Asian food.

Located in the Bellavista neighborhood where there are a multitude of restaurants. Featuring…read morenoodles galore, including several versions of ramen, food is fairly authentic with no hints of Chilean or Latin influence. This is a chain, so they are trying to adhere to the recipes and standards but using local ingredients. Noodle dishes were very good, interior is nice, service was good. Reasonably priced too, not to mention about a third cheaper than the same offerings in the US.