I-ching - Santiago

We were going to this restaurant with my family when I was a kid, had eaten sushi and Chinese food...normal. Big was my surprise when I went last weekend with Chinese friends and they passed us letter in their language... they asked for lots of typical food, dumplings, tofu, rice noodles, algae, ostiones, bittersweet pig, etc. They laughed at a Chilean family next to our table that had chapsui and wantan and looked strange at our food.And I said, Oie! How unfair, as I do if I want to eat this and I come alone or with Chileans? 'with photos' they said jajaja.I raised with the dumplings, felt like in kung fu panda (recommending sweet)Pida big green teapot to share the food.

It's a pretty cute restaurant, I like a lot, it's one of the nicest Chinese food in independence. It's almost always very full, so you have to wait a long time for the dishes to come. The Chinese food here is very rich, I love it! but sushi is lousy, apart from the sweet sauce they have is like palm honey, but to spend a while in the family eating Chinese food I recommend it quite a lot.

Large and spacious local... rich Chinese food with variety in the letter and apart from having sushi.. to come back anyway.. wide parking lot

Take care. Mid-size care, but pretty good food. The rib cantons far the best, besides having Arroz chaufan to share. I wouldn't stick my dick back to independence to go, but if I'm around, others. They have games for children and parking.

Excellent Chinese food, abundant and tasty. The grace of this restaurant is that it has two cards, one Chilean and another Chinese, that is to say real Chinese food, not the typical cantone that we are used to eating in Chile. in the Chinese letter has very rich dumpling. has parking and is cheap.The Chinese barbecue is abundant and tasty.eye give down of the house which I find it raging, impossible to resist a mint jjaj