Restaurant BADA

Name: Restaurant BADA
Address: Enrique Mac Iver 416, Loc 2, 8320123 Santiago, Región Metropolitana, Santiago, Región Metropolitana, 8320123, CL
Telephone: +56956097537

Sushi & Japanese in Santiago, Santiago Metropolitan Region

4.8 (894)

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Category	Sushi & Japanese · Restaurante japonés auténtico, Restaurante coreano
Address	Enrique Mac Iver 416, Loc 2, 8320123 Santiago, Región Metropolitana
Street	Enrique Mac Iver
Area	Santiago, Santiago Metropolitan Region
Phone	9 5609 7537 · WhatsApp
Google rating	4.8 (894)
Source	Google Maps and public records · listed Oct 8, 2026

Opening hours

Monday	12:30–21:30
Tuesday	12:30–21:30
Wednesday	12:30–21:30
Thursday	12:30–21:30
Friday	12:30–21:30
Saturday	13:00–19:30
Sunday	Closed

About Restaurant BADA

Hola! Estimada clientela! Servimos comida japonesa coreana auténtica, no nikkei ni fusión. Cocinamos en estilo japones tradicional y coreano tambien. Esperamos que conozcan los clientes el sabor original de la comida japonesa.

Restaurant BADA is one of the sushi and Japanese restaurants listed in Santiago, Santiago Metropolitan Region. The business is registered at Enrique Mac Iver 416, Loc 2, 8320123 Santiago, Región Metropolitana; use this page to check its opening hours, phone number and Google rating before you make the trip.

Opening hours are published for six days of the week. The most common schedule is 12:30–21:30. It is closed on Sundays. Hours may change on public holidays, at the Fiestas Patrias in September and over Christmas and New Year. The listed phone number is 9 5609 7537. From abroad dial +56 followed by the number. Calling or sending a WhatsApp message ahead is the norm for bookings and appointments. More information is available on its website, queresto.com.

Customers rate it 4.8 out of 5 on Google across 894 reviews, placing it among the better-rated sushi and Japanese restaurants in Santiago on this site.

How Restaurant BADA compares with other sushi & japanese in Santiago

Among the 15 sushi & japanese in Santiago with at least 20 reviews, only 1 is rated higher than its 4.8.
It usually closes at 9:30 PM, earlier than 11 of the 14 sushi & japanese in Santiago that publish their hours, so check the time before a late visit.
It is closed on Sundays, while 8 of the 14 other sushi & japanese in Santiago with published hours open that day.
It shares Enrique Mac Iver with 4 other listed businesses.
Nearest other sushi & japanese: Everyday Sushi Restaurant (0.1 km), Duri Sushi (0.4 km), Bask Sushi Fusion (0.6 km)

Latest Google reviews

The 5 most recent reviews shown on Google Maps. Reviews belong to their authors; read all of them on Google.

Hidden Gem 7 months ago

I really liked this spot. It’s no-frills, but they genuinely care about the service and making sure you have a good experience. The sushi was enjoyable, and the steamed gyoza were a standout. A perfect post-workout meal — definitely worth checking out.

Jimmy 9 months ago

The sushi is super fresh and presented beautifully. The staff here is very friendly and happy to serve you. I didnt realize there was upstairs seating. I didnt go up to take a look but people kept coming down after they had enjoyed their dinners. This is probably the best restaurant I have found in the area so far. Hope to return before I leave Santiago so I can try the other menu items.

Michael Licwinko (tchrtrvlrwrtr) 11 months ago

Usually when I eat at a Japanese restaurant I order nigiri and nothing else. Today I wanted to try something a little different, so I chose katsu curry (pork cutlet, in this case). This dish stood out because of the curry. Un poco picante and a nice, not overpowering flavor. Large portion. Excellent service even with the place being packed with the lunch crowd. I have a few more days in Santiago, so I'll be back before I leave. The table next to me ordered nigiri and it looked scrumptious.

Divina Divina 11 months ago

Hi, my name is Daniela. I really liked this restaurant. With a friend we got here around 21, we has delicious food and even if, they do not speak english, we managed everything easily. I would warmly suggest you to visit it if you like sushi.

Malcolm Veach a year ago

Excellent! Very tasty. We ordered the dishes pictured as well as the Tofu Salad, which was quite tasty with an excellent dressing. I would highly recommend all of the dishes we ate, service was quick and friendly. Very clean establishment

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Frequently asked questions

Where is Restaurant BADA located?

Restaurant BADA is at Enrique Mac Iver 416, Loc 2, 8320123 Santiago, Región Metropolitana, in Santiago, Santiago Metropolitan Region. Use the “Open in Google Maps” button on this page for directions.

What kind of business is Restaurant BADA?

Restaurant BADA is listed as a sushi restaurant and is also tagged on Google as restaurante japonés auténtico, restaurante coreano.

What are the opening hours of Restaurant BADA?

Published hours are Monday: 12:30–21:30; Tuesday: 12:30–21:30; Wednesday: 12:30–21:30; Thursday: 12:30–21:30; Friday: 12:30–21:30; Saturday: 13:00–19:30; Sunday: closed. It is closed on Sunday. Hours can change on public holidays, long weekends, the Fiestas Patrias (18–19 September) and between Christmas and New Year, and on the coast and in the south outside the summer season, so call before a special trip.

Is Restaurant BADA open on Sunday?

No, Restaurant BADA is closed on Sunday.

What is the phone number of Restaurant BADA?

You can call Restaurant BADA on 9 5609 7537. It is a mobile number, so you can also try WhatsApp using the button on this page.

How is Restaurant BADA rated on Google?

Restaurant BADA has a Google rating of 4.8 out of 5 from 894 reviews.

Does Restaurant BADA have a website?

Yes, the website of Restaurant BADA is queresto.com (linked on this page).

How can I pay at Restaurant BADA?

The listing does not say which payment methods are accepted. In Chile, cash in Chilean pesos, debit cards (Redcompra) and credit cards, bank transfers, which are common even at small shops, and QR payments or wallets such as Mercado Pago, MACH or Tenpo are the norm. Always ask for your receipt ("boleta"). Ask first if you plan to pay by card, especially at small shops and street markets.