As far as Chile goes, this is unusually good sushi, so if you're having a sushi craving, don't…read morewaste your time on lesser places. The atmosphere is very nouveau-riche, with iPads to browse the menu, but not to order, and one per table, which seems kind of pointlessly pretentious, but the service is outstanding - courteous, competent, and fast. We ordered the fancy house-special sashimi plate and asked for Nigori sake. Although the serving of Sake for two is generous, it's a low-quality clear sake. Despite assurances from our order-taker that it was white and cloudy, they have no news of unfiltered sake in this place, and Chileans are notoriously good at ignoring what they don't already know, so we let that slide. The sashimi plate came quickly and was also very generously sized, with four cuts each of 5 different fish: salmon that was very nice, passable tuna, slightly tough octopus, and two whitefish that were really not of sashimi quality & freshness. The slices were ridiculously big, and seemed like they were prepped earlier in the day - the cuts did not seem just-sliced. In Japan, San Francisco, L.A. or Vancouver I think people would make the servers aware that it's bad form and inconvenient to serve 1/4lb fish-slices, but as I mentioned earlier, there's little point bringing it up in the local culture. There are some very stylish nigiri sushi on offer, as well as the very curious local maki, which have all the finesse of barbecue ribs. However, the rest of the menu looks intriguing. $25 for a bowl of unagi udon seems stupidly expensive, but the prepared foods we saw at the tables around us looked pretty good. We'll definitely go back & check out the rest of the menu as soon as we feel like spending over $50 for two rice-bowls again! ;)

Really not sure how Mr. Sterling's review which includes bad sake, pre-cut sushi, tough octopus and…read morenon-sashimi quality fish translates to four stars, but even grading on a curve these three stars seem pretty generous. Sorry Chile, you are adorable but when it comes to Japanese you're just not quite in the big leagues yet.

Pretty good ramen joint. We both had Special Ramen which was loaded up with chicken. A bit too…read moresweet for me, but still hit the spot. We also shared a sake maki roll, and I'll admit it's the only time I've enjoyed the cream cheese in sushi.

I love this place for a night out eating some good Chinese food. They actually serve both Chinese…read morefood and Sushi. Their sushi bar is really small so I've never actually tried it, but I'd be willing to give it a shot. I enjoy their wonton soup, chow mein, and pineapple chicken. They offer a variety of chop suey dishes and all the fun appetizers like spring rolls, wontons, and pot stickers. They also serve beer, wine by the glass, and the usual bar drinks such as pisco sour, piscola and mojitos. The restaurant is huge with lots of places to sit, or order to go and enjoy it in the comfort of your place. They are always really nice in there and super helpful with recommendations and describing their plates.

Excellent BBQ, big restaurant & no reservation needed. As…read moreper others, you seriously need your google translate... this is as authentic as it gets with just menu in Spanish. We tried the restaurant WIFI. Unfortunately it did not work for us. So... we ask for the paper menu... the female by the cashier must be a family member of the owner... she clearly looked bored & practically was on her phone most likely f the time! Very bad optic for the customers. We asked her for the paper menu in English with action words... she looked extremely disinterested & shook her head. We waited for the waiter & we told him we couldn't get the WIFI & asked for a paper menu. He came right back with one... then everything is on Spanish. The waiter was very patient & kind... we got the general gist of the menu & ordered a T-Bone steak with an assortment of fresh salad. Overall, excellent service & food EXCEPT for the female at the counter... must be related to the owner or else... how on earth did she survived that long without getting fired?

The atmosphere is very nice. Great service. We have ate at many restaurants but the servers doesn't…read morespeak English so we were very happy to talk to the server here at this restaurant, the steak, pork chops, blood sausages, and 2 other kinds of sausages are grilled to perfection.

For nearly every meal while in Chile, I had a pisco sour, chicken or fish, wine, potato and more…read morewine. The experience, service and taste at Puerto Marisko stood out, even though the menu was standard Chilean fare. The servers were very personable wearing captain gear, even though there was a language barrier. The wine kept flowing and flowing and the food was served hot and had flavor. Then there was dessert. Everyone had a different design made of chocolate to go with their cake. It was one of the coolest meals I've ever been a part of in my life.

Really enjoyed the food. Beautiful outdoor dining experience! Try the grilled conger eel. So fresh…read moreand flavorful. I can only guess that it must've been purchased fresh that day at the market.

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 .