The food, the room, the service was all excellent.if you find yourself in town it is worth a visitread more

This is another excellent restaurant on Calle Constitucion in Barrio Bellavista. Innovative in its…read moreAsian reinterpretation of Chilean cuisine. The Salmon con leche coco ceviche was FABULOUS in its coconut base with dried banana strips. Very welcoming. Many rooms and inner patios allow you to choose the ambience. We sat in the less formal inner patio while a dj spun techno.

We had an incredible dinner at Piso Uno. We arrived a bit early for our reservation and took a seat…read morein the enclosed dining area. Our server was really nice and made us feel welcome. She wasn't sure about the sake menu so when we told her what kind we liked, she checked with her boss and he said the one we chose was sweet and we might like a drier bottle. The boss was right and we loved our sake. We went with the prime omakase which was an incredible selection. The two salmon belly varieties had fresh truffle on top and several of the pieces had a tiny grilled foie gras on top. Really decadent. But most importantly all of the sushi and sashimi was fresh and delicious. For dessert we shared the pistachio lava cake with vanilla gelato. Neither of us are big chocolate people so we were so happy to get a lava cake that was pistachio - so yummy! I hope this is a trend that catches on everywhere. The place was really crowded and popular, full when we left and I can see why. Definitely worth a visit!

Nice seating options: inside or in the enclosed outdoor area…read more Everything we had was excellent and unique. The No Rice roll was tasty and filling The steak and foe gras was good as was the beef and noodles. Unique and flavorful

Sweet Jesus, finally something unique and authentic in Santiago to talk about. This is definitely…read moreone of my new go-to, cheap eats places! The menu is small and filled with typical Vietnamese dishes, bun, com, pho, etc, but the food comes out presented with a modern twist. I tried the rice dish with shrimp and veggies and it did not disappoint! Dishes are 6,500 or 5,500 for the vegetarian ones. No tip is automatically added so these make for a budget friendly option as far as Santiago dining goes. The owner prepares ALL the dishes herself and comes to greet you, and she is happy to make changes or cook the food as you wish. She speaks English and Spanish!

One of the hidden gem of Santiago, true home cooking. The fried spring roll is the signature dish…read more The pho is really light and fresh and home style. The owner Mai has run the place out of passion

Uno de los buenos (y escasos) restaurantes Gourmet del centro de Santiago. Con un nombre que da…read morecuenta de su presencia en un barrio que tiene una oferta gastronómica mas de comida rápida. Excelentes instalaciones y una muy buena atención. El lugar se distingue del entorno... Un verdadero oasis.

Overall, decent Japanese food in Latin America. Liked the sushi a lot, especially the ceviche roll…read morewhich came with creamy ceviche served over top off the sushi. I ordered the Gyague with a rice substitute for noodles, and while I liked the sauce and vegetables I found the meat to be a little disgusting. Avocado roll and miso soup were good, nothing special.

The worst place ever. I came there last sunday night during working hours obviously. We waited…read morelong time for the waiter and we asked him for attention twice so we realized that he was just ignoring us, maybe because it was sunday and he wanted to go home but that´s not our bussiness. So, finally we left without eat. I highly recommend KINTARO is an authentic japanes restaurant and is just in front of.