Re:Ask HN: How is your Start-Up Chile experience?
by komrade on Saturday April 07, 2012 @04:05PM
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Where is the Russian place? Being a Russian myself I would like to take a look at it.
Overall, I didn't have a culture shock after coming down to Santiago. The only thing that really surprised me is that many young people don't speak any English.. You can get by any where in Asia with English but it's different in South America.
Re:Ask HN: How is your Start-Up Chile experience?
by andrewcooke on Sunday April 08, 2012 @12:28AM
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Olivie http://www.olivie.cl/ in SW Providencia, not far from the N end of Av. Italia (my quick review - http://acooke.org/cute/RaiandOliv0.html).
Also, you can buy Arsenaloye beer in Jumbo/Santa Isabel supermarkets at the moment, if you miss that... :o)
also "making out" here would be petting, not sex...
food here is not spicy, but it is made with fresh, good quality ingredients (the sandwiches are awesome, imho). and the variety of food you can get in santiago is increasing (when i first arrived here, over a decade ago, there was just one indian restaurant - now my favourite place to eat is russian!)