Restaurant in Santiago, Chile

Mulato

Name: Mulato
Address: José Victorino Lastarria 307, Santiago, Región Metropolitana, Chile, Santiago, CL
Telephone: +56 9 2769 1318

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About Mulato

Mulato is a practical Lastarria choice for a flexible Santiago meal, especially if the night may run later than a standard dinner plan. It is easier to recommend for convenience and neighborhood fit than for a tightly defined cuisine or special-occasion brief; cross-shop The Singular Santiago, Lastarria Hotel for a more formal setting and Bocanáriz when wine is the main priority.

Mulato is a Santiago venue best framed around the practical facts that are currently verified: it has casual dress, broad opening hours through most of the week, recognition from We're Smart World 2025 with 1 Radish. Beyond that, public planning should stay flexible, because specific details such as cuisine, menu format, pricing, seating, chef background, service style are not verified here.

For a first-timer, the safest way to use Mulato is as a casual Santiago option whose timing may fit a range of plans. It opens from 9 AM to midnight Monday through Friday, from 9:30 AM to midnight on Saturday, from 1 PM to 7 PM on Sunday. That schedule makes it easier to consider than venues with narrower hours, but the choice should still be based on current availability and the needs of the group.

Use it when timing and a casual plan matter

Mulato sits in the more practical category for travelers comparing Santiago dining options: choose it when casual dress and flexible hours are useful, rather than because a specific menu structure or dining format has been confirmed. Its verified We're Smart World 2025 recognition gives it a clear point of distinction, but the available facts do not support building a detailed ordering strategy in advance.

If the evening needs a different emphasis, compare accordingly. The Singular Santiago, Lastarria Hotel and Bocanáriz are other Santiago venues to consider for a different kind of night out. Mulato is easier to justify when the group wants a casual Santiago stop and the verified hours line up with the plan. For travelers building a broader itinerary, start with Our full Santiago restaurants guide, then use Our full Santiago hotels guide and Our full Santiago bars guide to shape the rest of the night.

Who should choose it, who should cross-shop

Choose Mulato if casual dress, Santiago location, flexible verified hours matter more than having a fully defined cuisine, menu format, or price point in advance. Cross-shop if the plan depends on details that are not verified here, such as a specific dining style, beverage focus, dietary accommodations, or service format.

For visitors extending the trip beyond one meal, Santiago planning pages can help sort the wider itinerary. Our full Santiago wineries guide is useful if wine is driving the trip, while Our full Santiago experiences guide can help place Mulato within a broader city plan.

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José Victorino Lastarria 307, Santiago, Región Metropolitana, Chile

Santiago, Chile

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How Mulato fits among nearby choices

Against The Singular Santiago, Lastarria Hotel, Mulato reads as the lower-friction Lastarria option. The Singular is better for a more formal Chilean Modern meal; Mulato makes more sense when the evening is casual, flexible, centered on the neighborhood.

Bocanáriz is the stronger choice for wine-led plans. Mulato is more useful when the group wants a restaurant stop without making wine the whole agenda.

For a specific Japanese brief, Ramen Kintaro and Restaurant Japón are cleaner picks. Mulato is the safer choice for mixed preferences in Lastarria.

Where to go if Mulato is not the right fit

Choose The Singular Santiago, Lastarria Hotel for a more occasion-ready Chilean Modern meal in the same broader area.

Choose Bocanáriz when the night should be built around wine rather than a general restaurant plan.

How it compares in Santiago

The Singular Santiago, Lastarria Hotel is the better fit for a composed Chilean Modern meal in Lastarria, especially when the dinner needs to feel like the main event. Mulato is the easier everyday choice: less formal, more flexible, better suited to a night where location and timing matter as much as the meal itself.

Bocanáriz is the clearer pick when wine is the reason for going out. Its wine-bar identity gives first-timers a more obvious ordering lens, while Mulato is better for groups that want a broader restaurant stop without committing the evening to wine. If the group is split between food-first and drink-first priorities, Bocanáriz has the sharper point of view; Mulato has the easier neighborhood utility.

Ramen Kintaro, Demo Magnolia, Restaurant Japón are better cross-shops when the craving is more specific. Pick Ramen Kintaro or Restaurant Japón when Japanese food is the brief. Keep Mulato in play when the group needs a general Lastarria restaurant with late-evening usefulness rather than a single-cuisine plan.