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.

If you were in the US, it's no different than Panda Express just overpriced. But being that it's…read morelocated in Goyenechea, it's expected that you will pay more because of the location. So the food is good, the issue is not the slightly overpriced. What drove me to give it a review is the bad service. On the first occasion we had a server that appeared as if he was forced to work and took forever to get us our drinks and then our food orders. When it was time to pay we asked to split the check, he left with a bad attitude and didn't return. We had to flag a different server. I gave the business another opportunity since one server/occasion shouldn't determine a business' review. Well, not much changed. Service was delayed and when one of the guests asked for soy sauce, it's a Chinese restaurant, the female waitress appeared to be bothered as if we were asking for too much, and never returned until we asked for our check. When we asked to split the check, she said they weren't allowed. Although we knew they did and we also heard the table next to us also splitting the check. Maybe the math is too challenging for them at this PF Chang. Every cell phone does come with a calculator.

After not having had Korean food for months, I decided I needed to have some. Luckily Santiago had…read morea few options. I picked this one because it was close to where I was staying. I ordered the dolsot bibimbap. My meal came with six banchan, including anchovies and radish kimchi and one with cucumbers and sliced sausage. My entree came out hot and sizzling and I mixed it with the red pepper paste sauce. The bibimbap was okay - it satisfied my Korean food craving, but it wasn't the best bimbimbap I've ever had - there was something missing, but I can't quite put my finger on it. At the end of the meal, they gave me sliced apples for dessert which was nice. The service was excellent. They also offer Japanese sushi in addition to Korean food.l

Most dishes were above average quantity and flavor, but the weird part is that I tried pork several…read moretimes , each time the pork seem been over stored from the fridge , cannot even be covered by spice sause. suggest give fresh meat instead .

Excellent Korean food. Had the UDON soup. Very tasty well served and outstanding service. The…read morequality of ingredients was impecable. Good choice.

It is an impressive space and the host was lovely and seated me. She is Asian and speaks great…read moreEnglish and Spanish and is very pleasant and friendly. I sat on the non-smoking patio and it was delightful to listen to the rain from the patio. The large inside dining space is crazy huge! It looks like a dim sum restaurant in Manhattan, but they don't do dim sum here! There are two giant patios out front cloaked in huge trees. Food delivery drivers are constantly doing pickups so you know the food is fresh and turned over fast. Service was good in the beginning, but then I was kind of left alone after my food arrived and had to go find someone to ask for the check. The stir fry dish I ordered, Pollo Chi Siu was very good with tausi sauce and fresh garlic and ginger grated in a light, flavorful black bean sauce. It was great that the veggies were not overcooked! It does not come with rice, which was too bad. The cost was about $17,000 once I added tip. I didn't have a drink.

Still very good food, but unfortunately not Chinese. This restaurant diversifying their menu and…read morechanging their boxing. Spent a lot of money in presentation and forgot to keep the essence of the Chinese excellence on the Chinese food that was their main characteristic and this is unfortunate. Service I can't speak because I ordered out. Portions came in very small and half of the little boxes empty. Let's hope someone else has a different experience with this restaurant that use to be an almost a must go to while's visiting Santiago Chile.

Nice staff. Ordered Spring rolls and Pad Thai. Spring Rolls were good. Something was different with…read morethe Pad Thai. More saucy or watery than I'm used to. Big portions though and reasonably priced.

Visiting from the USA (son is spending a semester in Santiago)…read more We came for lunch on a Sunday. We were greeted and seated right away. The food was excellent. We stuck with traditional Italian options and our son went for the Lomo a lo pobre. (Steak, fríes, 2 eggs, and sautéed onions). Definitely recommend!!!