Sushi personally a bit too much mayo on it for me. Very different than what I'm used but perhaps I…read morejust did not order right. Great ambiance and fast, friendly service!

As all the other reviewers pointed out, very small but friendly place. Our taxi passed the place…read moretwice. Non-locals should be aware that the way they like sushi down here is heavily sauced. I ordered the rice bowl with sashimi. The rice even contained a fair amount of white sauce on top of it so be aware. Ask for very light or even no sauce.

We had sushi, coffee, and dessert. Overall; Great food, great atmosphere, great service. Top marks…read more Highly recommended.

Authentic Japanese, no dumbing down flavours to suit uncultured pallets. The only REAL Japanese…read morerestaurant in town.

More like 3.5 Stars, but not 4-Stars…read more Being a native Japanese, I've tried several Japanese restaurants and local sushi places in Santiago. And ShooGun is probably the most authentic Japanese food you can find in Chile besides Kintaro near Centro. Unlike the new joints in more contemporary mood, such as Temple Lounge (@ Intercontinental) or Osaka (@ W Hotel), atmosphere is pretty straight forward, old-school Japanese sushi bar or Izakaya. So this place is more suitable for more corporate/business dinner. *Not recommended for those looking for a romantic dinner. Food quality is good. Santiago has a decent seafood, and this place does serve good sashimis. As for drinks, they have pretty limited selection of Japanese beer/sake. You can still enjoy the domestic brands of beers/wines. Price setting is quite high probably due to its location, target, and hard-to-get ingredients. Because of the high price, the restaurant is usually not too busy. Most likely no need to make reservation.