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Above all grill and pasta. Present in the nightlife neighborhoods and office areas, and sharing menus with Chilean cooking in much of the city.
The Argentine presence in Santiago is one of neighbors and of ebbs and flows: every crisis on either side of the Andes has brought people and recipes. Argentine-style grills, pastas and pan pizza have been part of the city for decades, and in many Chilean restaurants the menu shares asado, empanadas and milanesas without anyone asking which side they come from.
Today Argentine cooking is concentrated in the nightlife neighborhoods and office districts: grills in Providencia, Bellavista and Barrio Italia, Buenos Aires-style pizzerias in Ñuñoa and cafés with medialunas across the eastern sector. Sunday asado, dulce de leche and mate are part of Santiago's everyday landscape.
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Six places to try this cuisine in the city.
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What to order: to be defined
What to order: to be defined
What to order: to be defined
You'll also find it in: Barrio BellavistaBarrio ItaliaParque BustamantePlaza ÑuñoaProvidencia · Missing a place? Tell us
The migrant and long-standing cuisines that coexist in the city.
ChileChilean cuisine
Centro HistóricoBarrio YungayBarrio BrasilPlaza ÑuñoaMercado Central, Vega Central
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Centro HistóricoBarrio RepúblicaVega Central, Independencia
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