Parque Arauco Mall SANTIAGO , CHILE…read more Just going over my notes from my last trip to Santiago and discovered my notation that I ate at Madam Tusan in January 2012. I am embarrassed to report that I do not remember what dish I ordered, but I did write in my notes that the food was EXCELLENT ! I do remember the meal because it was delicious, a fusion of Asian and Latin flavors. I plan to return and visit again in January 2015. My flight leaves tomorrow night for Santiago. Next time I will render a better report. I would highly recommend Madam Tusan as a fine place to dine. Siiii, yo recuerdo este restaurante muy bien. No recuerdo lo que yo comí , pero fue muy sabrosa. Una fusión de comidas latina y Asianas. Hace 3 años desde mi última visita ahi. Iré a Chile mañana en la noche y definitivamente iría a regresar al restaurante Madame Tusan. Qué lástima que no escribo bien en el español. Sin embargo , espero que me entienden. ok...I am in Chile now, but in the city of La Serena, north of Santiago. The other day, when I was in Santiago I went to the PARQUE ARAUCO MALL. Then I saw it, the other Madam Tusan. I knew that I ate at Madam Tusan but did not remember where it waslocated. The address above at Av. Andres Bello was not the one I ate at, it was the one in PARQUE ARAUCO. Either way, the food there is excellent.. Of course there is parking in the Mall parking lot, for a small fee.

Excellent food ! Atleast the server could explain the dishes to us in English unlike Tanta which is…read morethe next restaurant . Great recommendations by the server based on our liking. The traditional chile Rocoto sauce ( hope I spelt that correct) was out of the world ..had to order it twice ! BTW -the Chaufa ( Peruvian Chinese rice) though nicely done is not different from Any fried rice at a chinese restaurant .

Excellent pizza, we tried the the Funghi one with a Chilean carmenere, which was a perfect match…read more Waiters were also nice, didn't forget nothing and brought everything on time. Good value, meal for two for under 20,000 pesos. Definitely recommended!

This pizza restaurant, situated on Avenida Providencia, is a good choice for Italian food and…read morepizza. There is streetside, open air dining, or you can eat indoors. The space is large enough to accommodate groups. It was a hot day in Santiago, and I chose the indoor option, which was slightly cooler than the outdoor option. My waiter was very efficient and helpful, and I had a very enjoyable thin crust pizza. They have a delicious Pisco sour, and Carmenere wine (by the glass) went well with my pizza. I enjoy thin crust pizza that is not overwhelmed by toppings, and my pizza was well balanced. This restaurant seems to be popular with locals and tourists alike -- it's always a good sign when there are more locals than tourists eating at a restaurant. I am very happy with my choice of pizza restaurants that evening.

This was a great sandwich shop in the mall. Ordered the Mechada con todos with fries. The sandwich…read morehad a great flavor and the portion was perfect. Clasico fries were crispy with a little salt. Menu prices also good for the food you get.

Best value for money!! Excellent Indian food for 5000 pesos. Mr. Rakesh is a very friendly and…read morehospitable person. He made paneer ki sabji for us when we asked him for vegetarian food. It was amazing. Butter chicken is equally good. Do try the mango kulfi for dessert. Might take some time to find, but it's worth the effort. Located at the floor below ground level.

Gracia seems to be a well-kept secret. Tucked away at the northeast corner of the W Hotel, you…read morecould almost walk right past and not know it's there. In fact, I'm sure I walked past it half a dozen times before realizing there was a restaurant at the bottom of the stairs. With a fun, modern decor, Gracia serves up traditional tapas with a gourmet flair. On a quiet Sunday night, the hubs and I decided to check it out. I ordered a glass of Carmenere and hubby had a pisco mule. Both were perfect. Before any tapas arrived, we were each given a small triangle toast, smeared with what looked like mayonnaise, topped off with a tiny sausage. This came served on a small disc that was actually a cross-section of a tree trunk or branch. Very cute and a nice surprise. We started with goat-cheese-stuffed piquillo peppers. The two piquillos were soft and bathing in a sauce reminiscent of a tomato bisque. We also had the fried calamari. We prefer our fried calamari to consist of both rings and tentacles, but this version has only rings. We were both disappointed by this but even more surprised that they had almost no flavor--no salt or paprika--and the "aioli dipping sauce" was just firm mayonnaise. Bummer. Perhaps our favorite dish was one we selected off the Tapas of the Day menu, a tuna tartar. Excellent presentation and delicious taste, despite the overpowering taste of wasabi (not my fave). The tartar came out in a perfect disc with a light soy sauce and seaweed on the bottom, delicious avocado on top. We also tried another dish of the day, a tiny taste of a beef filet topped with pate. This was good but left us wanting more. We also had the main dish of bacalao, one of our favorites to make at home. This version was very unique and much fresher than the dried-fried Puerto Rican version we are used to. This one arrived in a huge bowl on a bed of crunchy fried onions mixed with cooked tomato wedges and sliced olives. Even my husband, who hates olives, enjoyed this dish. For dessert, we shared the Gracia version of flan with two decaf coffees that did not disappoint. Overall, this is a great spot for late-night dining. Four stars for price and lack of seasoning in the calamari.

Nice ambiance, good service but sorry to say the food was mediocre. The sangria was probably the…read morebest thing. Tapas were pretty bland.

From someone who has spent far too much time doing nothing in Roma except drinking and finding…read morepizza (and other restaurant) hot spots, this pizza is incredible. By far the most authentic wood-fired italian pizza in Chile - and maybe all of Sudamérica. Not sure as I haven't tried them all yet from each country, but this is a real diamond in the rough. Was blown away that this type of quality and authenticity is available anywhere in this part of the world. Buonissimo!

My family's visit to Domani was superb. We were offered English menus but they were very…read moreaccommodating when they realized we wanted to practice our Spanish. Yummy food and superior service. Our waiter was Jose M. and he was great. The food: muy delicioso ;) also the space is very charming and just has lovely vibe. Kid friendly too.