Ichiban
Ichiban stands out for its fresh ingredients and expertly crafted sushi, making it a top choice for Japanese cuisine in Santiago.
Ichiban serves up some of the best sushi in Santiago, with a menu that features standout dishes like the Kyoto roll and generous salmon sashimi. The cozy atmosphere and attentive staff make it a great spot for both solo diners and families. Don't miss their signature drink, the Sakerinha, which perfectly complements the fresh flavors of the dishes. Located on Av. Padre Hurtado Nte, it's a must-visit for Japanese cuisine lovers.
| Monday | Closed – Closed |
| Tuesday | 01:00 PM – 10:00 PM |
| Wednesday | 01:00 PM – 10:00 PM |
| Thursday | 01:00 PM – 10:00 PM |
| Friday | 01:00 PM – 10:00 PM |
| Saturday | 01:00 PM – 10:00 PM |
| Sunday | 01:00 PM – 06:30 PM |
Kyoto Roll, Salmon Sashimi, Sakerinha
Expect around $30.000 for a sushi platter.
Best: Evenings, especially Friday and Saturday, can get busy. Aim for earlier or later dining.
Busiest: Fridays 7PM-9PM
Quietest: Tuesdays 1PM-3PM
Ichiban is wheelchair accessible, featuring an entrance, restroom, and seating that accommodate mobility needs. The restaurant also offers free Wi-Fi and a gender-neutral restroom, making it a welcoming space for all. Families will find high chairs available, and dogs are allowed on the patio.
The nearest metro station is unknown, but parking is available on the street, though it can be somewhat difficult to find a space. If you're driving, consider arriving early to secure a spot.
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Reviews from Google
Amazing place for sushi, the staff is fantastic our waiter Gonzalo provided both drink and food suggestions based on what we wanted. “Tokyo roll” not in the menu was great. The “sakerinha” is a great signature drink from the restaurant. So, far the best sushi I’ve had in the area.
This restaurant is definitely underrated! We went in a group of 5 and ordered many dishes, all were very good. The salmon sashimi was generously cut, the ramens came with delicious soup. Fried rice was a bit salty but acceptable. Expensive, but delivers the value charged! Will come back.
the best restaurant in Santiago. very tasty food, good service. I want to pay special attention to green tea con arroz tostado - very tasty. I recommend all connoisseurs of Japanese cuisine to visit this place
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