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Indian grocery stores or Lunch Services (Tiffin) in Santiago

smjukidave
#1
Hi all,

I shall be there in Santiago by July 2012.

I wish to know where I can buy Indian grocery and is there anyone providing tifin services.

I heard that some Sindhi-Indian family do provide the meals.

Please help me to have their contact and any other relevant information.

I am planning to stay there till December 2012.

Regards,

mahesh
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#2
Mahesh
I do not live in Santiago but when visiting I have never been able to find even a decent restaurant. If you manage to locate this service then let us know you will make many people happy!
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werowe
#3
Harry's mini market on Manuel Mont in Providencia has Indian spices.

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tarisa
#4
Are you in Santiago right now? (September 17th) Please let me know because I'm looking for a Teacher of Hindi language for the next 3 months.
please send email to tarisa.sarita@gmail.com
Regards,
Sarita
Aurélie
#5
Hello Sarita.

I invite you to start a new thread on the Santiago forum with your questions on Hindi language. :)

Thank you,
Aurélie
V
#6
Dear ,

Pl let me knw some
Indain Place to stay..in chile....with  Indian food

Tks

Mail Me:vinodmeham@gmail.com
probaldg
#7
Plenty of Indian food/restaurants in Santiago, including GOOD Indian food, e.g., Majestic on Santo Domingo. As regards non-Indian food, Santiago has much more to offer.
snehsagar21
#8
R u in chile please tell me about place to stay is it good to settle there
probaldg
#9
I was in Santiago for quite sometime... have now moved to Luxembourg. Best of luck with your move to Chile. It is a great country.
nobruch
#10
you can always go to La Vega market, you'll be amazed how much variety you will find there.
abbasmohsin
#11
Dear Mahesh, I have same question. Do you know any. I have just arrived. Please help

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