Can we say HIDDEN GEM? This little diamond is located near my new apartment, so after passing by a…read morefew times we decided to place a take out order. They sell very authentic Arabic food and have a small shop of imported treats from Turkey (teas, grains, Turkish delight, grape leaves, etc) We ordered a promotion for two people which included a plethora of treats to try: a stuffed bell pepper, stuffed courgettes, stuffed aubergines, stuffed grape leaves and stuffed cabbage, all filled with a rice and beef mix. It also came with a large piece of Mazipan which was a sausage casing stuffed. It wasn't visually appealing but also very tasty. The deal also included 2 drinks and was 12.000, fed two hungry people so I thought it was really well priced. The menu also has various dips (hummus, babaganoush, etc), shawarma and falafel as well as various salads and desserts. Will be back soon to try more of the menu. A few patio tables but overall more of a take out place!

We have only gotten takeout but the whole family was really happy with both the falafels and the…read morehummus. The dining room looked nice and we will have to come back to try a full meal. The size of the dishes were not particularly large but they all had food flavor. There were two additional sauces that came with the falafels that I thought were great. The staff were friendly and it seemed they might do more business as take out. If you are in the area it is worth a try. They seem to be one of the only places open on Sunday night in this part of Santiago.

This is the real deal. It is important to note that just 3 months ago the administration changed. I…read moream not sure how it was before but I can say that their falafels are delicious. Kabab offers Middle Eastern food made right. The new owner (and cook) is Palestinian and Colombian and after talking with him briefly it sounds like he has big plans for the restaurant - including adding TV's to watch the games as well as a website for easy ordering. Kabab's menu has many different traditional Middle Eastern options and some with a Chilean twist. My favorite is the vegetarian option of falafels with a delicious yogurt sauce. They also offer "dulces arabes" which I believe is Baklava (or if not, something similar to it). I can't speak for the kababs or how it was with the old administration, but definitely worth giving it a try. They also have awesome "menus del dia" that are very economic and tasty (Tip: if you are a vegetarian ask the owner for an alternative)