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The Best Takeout in Santiago

Eating in is easy in Santiago. Empanada counters, sandwich shops, and Peruvian, Chinese, and Chilean kitchens all handle takeaway, with Providencia, Nunoa, and Santiago Centro offering the widest choice within a short walk.

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Eating in is easy in Santiago. Empanada counters, sandwich shops, and Peruvian, Chinese, and Chilean kitchens all handle takeaway, with Providencia, Nunoa, and Santiago Centro offering the widest choice within a short walk.

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How Long Does Delivery Usually Take?

Delivery time
30-45 minutes in central comunas, longer at peak times
Tipping riders
A small cash tip is appreciated, not required
Hotels/apartments
Confirm address format with reception first
Busiest times
Friday and Saturday dinner rush

Delivery logistics

Delivery apps typically quote 30 to 45 minutes in the central comunas, longer during Friday and Saturday dinner rush or bad weather. Tipping the delivery rider a small amount in cash is appreciated though not obligatory. If you're ordering to a hotel or serviced apartment, confirm the address format with reception, Santiago's numbering can confuse delivery apps in newer buildings.

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Takeout is easy across Santiago, from empanada and sandwich counters to Peruvian, Chinese, and Chilean kitchens set up for it. Providencia, Nunoa, and Santiago Centro have the widest choice within a short walk.

Very. Delivery apps cover most of the city and many restaurants run their own WhatsApp ordering. Collecting in person is usually faster and cheaper, and better for anything fried or freshly grilled.

Empanadas, pastel de choclo, cazuela, and roast chicken with papas all travel well. Sandwiches dressed with avocado and mayonnaise are best eaten quickly, and anything fried is worth collecting rather than waiting on delivery.

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Avatar Sushi, La Reina, Santiago

Avatar Sushi

$$Sushi

Experience a blend of traditional Japanese sushi with a modern twist at Avatar Sushi. The chefs here take pride in crafting visually stunning dishes, like the creamy shrimp wok, using only the freshest ingredients. This cozy spot features a trendy interior that enhances your dining experience, making it ideal for solo diners or small groups. With options for takeout and dine-in, you can enjoy their unique rolls, such as the Katara rolls, whether you're celebrating or just enjoying a casual meal.

Comida China "LONG HE", Providencia, Santiago

Comida China "LONG HE"

$$Chinese

Comida China "LONG HE" serves up generous portions of classic Chinese takeout in a casual setting. Known for their Cantonese ribs, which are perfectly seasoned and come with a plentiful sauce on the side, this spot is ideal for a late-night meal or a quick dinner. The friendly service and reasonable prices make it a go-to for locals looking for tasty comfort food without breaking the bank.

La casa del curanto, Ñuñoa, Santiago

La casa del curanto

$$Chilean

Savor the authentic flavors of Chilean cuisine at La casa del curanto, where the star dish is the traditional curanto. This cozy takeout spot specializes in homemade dishes, including ceviches and a popular fried fish. Perfect for a quick lunch or a casual meal, it offers outdoor seating and a friendly atmosphere. Don't miss the chance to enjoy a hearty meal for a reasonable price, with takeout ready in under 15 minutes.

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La Churreria del Alto, Buin, Santiago

La Churreria del Alto

$$Chilean

La Churreria del Alto specializes in traditional and filled churros that are freshly made to order. The atmosphere is casual and perfect for a quick treat. Stop by for their fluffy churros, which are a local favorite, and enjoy them with a side of Nutella for dipping. This spot is ideal for those looking for a sweet snack after a day of exploring the area.

Quecarrico Station, Recoleta, Santiago

Quecarrico Station

$$Chilean

QUECARRICO STATION serves up hearty portions of comfort food with a focus on delivery and takeout. Located on Av. Perú, this spot is perfect for a quick meal at home or on the go. Try their natural fries alongside a variety of vegetarian options, all prepared with quality ingredients. The friendly service and punctual delivery make it a reliable choice for any meal.

Restaurant Heng-Fa, Las Condes, Santiago

Restaurant Heng-Fa

$$Chinese

Savor authentic Chinese flavors at Restaurant Heng-Fa, where you can enjoy a casual atmosphere perfect for lunch or dinner. The menu features a variety of dishes, including vegetarian options, all at reasonable prices. Don't miss their roast pork, a local favorite, though be aware that quality can vary. The restaurant offers both takeout and delivery, making it a convenient choice for a quick meal.

Venesushi, Maipú, Santiago

Venesushi

$$$Japanese

Venesushi brings authentic Japanese flavors to Casablanca with a focus on fresh sushi. Enjoy a variety of rolls, including their popular salmon sashimi, in a cozy setting. Perfect for a quick meal or a special dinner, this spot is a favorite among sushi lovers. Don't miss out on their rice-free rolls, which are a standout on the menu.

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