Between the 6 sushi spots we've tried around Santiago and Valpo this was our favorite. Freshest…read moretasting salmon and the cleanest restaurant. The kitchen crew had great personality and we all of order was delicious and beautifully served. They have daily discounts/specials here.

I went to the Alvarez location and put a to go order. Nobody was in the restaurant on a slow…read moreWednesday afternoon. I ordered a 2 persona tabla, a Philadelphia roll, and 8 piece salmon sashimi. Yes, all for myself! They said it would take 30 minutes at most to fill the order but Chileans have a skewed perception of time and it turned out to be 45 minutes. I don't mind, might have been quicker if I ate there but maybe another day. Their Nigiri (regular sushi with the fish on top) was not impressive, I would instead get a bowl of rice and sashimi pieces because the amount of meat on top is very thin...so thin you pretty much taste only the massive amount of rice! The kanikama was barely edible-even on an empty stomach....but I also really don't enjoy imitation crab . Ebi tempura was delicious and the gyosa's were almost as good as the tempura but keep in mind they are more soggy than crisp. The regular rolls were very thick which made me happy, that is the best part of this place! Thick tabla order rolls where they don't skimp on the meat! The veggie roll was also very delicious. However, my Philadelphia roll was a huge disappointment because in the states a Philly roll is cream cheese and salmon wrapped in seaweed with rice but they put avocado and cream cheese inside, rolled rice around it, and then the thinnest salmon layer on the outside-like you can see through the salmon! But because I had the salmon sashimi, I was able to happily eat my "Philladelphia" roll. I know-Chileans love their palta so I should just get used to it being everywhere.

I ordered take out from here the other day and was pleasantly surprised. The rolls were fresh - and…read morerather large - so one roll was definitely filling for me. They have quite a big selection, so I'm sure you can find what you like. Also, when they saw that I wasn't Chilean, they were more than helpful with me to make sure I could get everything I needed:) Also - around lunch time M-F there is a 25% discount if you pay with cash!

Very elegant and clean place! Pisco sour is a must have drink!!!! Ceviche as an appetizer was with…read morefresh salmon and it was to die for. Very satisfied with dining experience, fish was very fresh and delicious! Recommend to anybody who likes fish dishes!

Great food, the Spatzle was excellent accompanied by beef with bacon simmered inside. Empty on a…read moreweek night before 10pm due to night culture here but good service, good food and the beer is to be enjoyed too; they have a 5.5 heff and a 7.5 beer on tap both solid german inspired chilean beers. Menu has 3-4 german style tasting plates for two people to share if thats your thing... I'm too selfish.

My girlfriend and I were amazed to find that this awesome restaurant didn't have a Yelp site, so…read moreHotzenplotz, we loved you and want to spread the word of your amazing german style unfiltered (un-bottle-able) craft beer. We have just been raving about it since we tried it. The menu was small but the food was fantastic and delicious. My girlfriend ordered a cheese pasta (spaetzleteig) that had onions, bacon, and came with a well-dressed salad. I ordered the most juicy, delicious pork chop with potatoes. The beers that you were serving that night were so epic that we still relish them and wish they could be bottled, exported or delivered right to our door, though we understand now thanks to your great explanation that they can't. They would not be as epic. One was a heavenly liquor of the gods, with a malty, sweet, balanced character that warmed the heart with its 7.5% alcohol. The other, a flirty, delivishly bready wheat beer that was light and refreshing as well as tasty. Also, the ambiance was friendly and really neat. The restaurant is in a very cool trendy neighborhood. We liked the money tree inside and the decorations, as well as your rough-cut wooden tables and hilarious stone chess board set. The projector Tv playing the Copa America games was the perfect finishing touch to a wintery night in Valparaiso, where a few locals among random study-abroad students could delight in unison in your beer and food.

Yeah honest to god don't waste your cash here, it's nice to have different flavors espec in South…read moreAmerica but everything you order was either frozen or packaged and the ramen is at a 23% flavor clap. Nothing special at all call Samsara around the corner for a reservation probably will get more bang fer yer buck

One must keep in mind that Chile is not Japan. On the good side of Valpo is the fact that the…read moreowners are bilingual (English and Spanish), friendly and helpful, and the physical establishment is pleasant. Unfortunately, the vegetarian ramen was oversalted, bordering on the inedible. The Chashu ramen was bland and uninspiring. The ramen noodles in both dishes were overcooked. The Matcha tea was weak and had not been properly prepared; one owner, who indicated that he had been to Japan several times, had not heard from "whipping" the Matcha preparation to a froth. Again, Chile isn't Japan.