Lunch at Parque Arauco Mall

Wow...this is really close to the best salmon I've ever had. They even ask you how you want cooked! Medium rare, please, with butter caper sauce! And Iced tea with lime....my new favorite way to have iced tea.



Location: Santiago, Santiago Metropolitan Region, Chile

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