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Santiago Metropolitan Region, Chile Food Guide: 7 Brew Pub food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Santiago
Reviews on Brew Pub food in Santiago, Santiago Metropolitan Region, Chile. Santiago is one of those metropolitan joys where the more you look, the more you find. Funky cafes and dance clubs dot Bellavista, Forest Park art collections range from pre-Columbian to contemporary, and architecture runs the gamut from the 16th-century San Francisco Church to mirrored office towers. Shop with the locals at Mall Panora¡mico and give your palate meals to remember with hearty Chilean fare.
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7. Ramen Kintaro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 496 reviews
We are the first local in Chile that is dedicated especially to RAMEN. We offer the real JAPANESE RAMEN with a variety of flavors, among which are Miso, Shio, Shoyu, Paitan, Tonkotsu, among others. No Ramen No Life!!
Reviewed By Makoto N
I searched the web a bit and this place seems to be the favourite for ramen in Santiago. Like any Japanese, I crave for ramen once in a while when i am traveling, so I tried. I tried shoyu (soy source), which was recommended by the waiter (she spoke good Japanese, which is surprising!) In terms of ramen, it's definitely below average if this place is in Tokyo, but it's OK in Santiago, and probably the best you can get in Santiago. The noodles were firm and good. I ordered extra noodle, since the quantity is tiny, but it seems like they are not used to take an order of extra noodle, so they gave the extra noodles as a side. This was ok. The soup was too thin, and weak in taste, for my preferences. I guess it is unavoidable if it is chicken based broth. If you like thin subtle taste, you might like it, but it was not for me. Again the bowl was small and the amount of soup I got was small, so it was hard to finish extra noodle with this bowl and the soup. They had original beers, but i didn't try. I ordered agedashi dofu (fried tofu). It was ok, but the quantity was small. I saw other people ordering other appetizers and some look big, so I was just unlucky. Overall, I agree with many that this is the best ramen you can get in Santiago (and maybe in Chile) I wish the quantity was larger for all the things.
6. Ciudad Vieja Bellavista
Overall Ratings
4 based on 931 reviews
In our Ciudad Vieja, you are welcome to the restaurant on the pictures corner of the neighborhood. And here you can rediscover the real pleasure of eating, the simple and fulfilling, delicious taste of good food. Entering our Ciudad Vieja means crossing t
Reviewed By Skyhigh320
Watch out the waitress follows you outside when waiting corrupt police are told you havenât paid, this is first you know of it. (Even when payment can be proved by contactless credit card receipt). They drive you to a remote gas station ATM and once you have put pin in push you out the way and try to withdraw 100000+clp. The bar bill had only been about 6000clp! They will even make you sit in the police station with no translator until you contact someone willing to pay them the bribe to be freed if your credit card does not work at the ATM. Stay clear stay safe if you donât speak Spanish.
5. Holy Moly
Overall Ratings
4 based on 406 reviews
HOLY MOLY offers a truly american burger experience. Veggie Friendly! Delivery Friendly! Customer Friendly!
Reviewed By GrahamL518
Called in on a busy Sunday afternoon. Not surprising the service was a little slow but staff are friendly and helpful. English is spoken. Credit cards accepted. The burgers and fries were freshly made and very good in terms of taste and presentation. Good choice of cold beers and cocktails reasonably priced.
4. Martuca
Overall Ratings
4 based on 153 reviews
Reviewed By robjar
Just round the corner from where I was staying. Great burger and then grilled chicken although I did think I was ordering a salad. The food especially the meat tastes great. The assistants do all they can to help. Is half way to fast food in ambience but is good quality food. Gracias por tu comentario , te comento ademas que somos los creadores del dÃa de la mechada, nuestra especialidad, te invitamos a probarla.
3. Ramblas Bar Restaurante
Overall Ratings
4 based on 251 reviews
Music fans, sharing and creating special moments, our families instilled in us that and we understood very well. We start by creating parties and events after much walking we decided to create a space and make this a very special place, every detail we ha
Reviewed By LucyB1983uk
I visited Ramblas Bar twice during my trip to Santiago in February 2019. I was searching for somewhere to watch the football (Champions League and Europa League) and the staff were great, finding the right channel for me - big thanks to Anup for your help! Nice food and very good pisco too.Gracias por tus comentarios que nos ayudan a mejorar cada dÃa, te esperamos pronto por ramblas
2. Krossbar Borderio
Overall Ratings
4 based on 253 reviews
Reviewed By tinaibraheem89
My husband and I came here while in Santiago, Chile and were extremely impressed with the food, the beer and the service. We were served by Deyvis and he was so great - spoke really good English and was extremely helpful. He took the time to read through the menu for us as it was in Spanish and tell us things to do around Chile. He also went out of his way to ensure we knew where we were going. Would definitely come back as food and beers were delicious!Gracias por sus comentarios y por destacar la atención de un integrante de nuestro equipo , esperamos que nos visites nuevamente en otra ocasión.saludos
Santiago Food Guide: 10 Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Santiago
1. Jardin Mallinkrodt
Overall Ratings
4 based on 292 reviews
In the heart of Bellavista, the bohemian sector of Santiago, you can find JardÃn Mallinkrodt, a place where you will be able to eat from 5 different food trucks, enjoy craft beer, wine, cocktails and so much more. The place is so great, that you even have
Reviewed By travelnownotlater2
Large outdoor space with a hip vibe. Multiple vendors selling food, bar serving beers and cocktails, café serving coffee but all off a set menu preventing you from walking around and ordering from the vendors themselves. Setup is a bit restrictive but overall still a cool space. Would return.
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