Chino's calls itself an "Urban Tiki House & Taiwanese Cantina." They offer Mexican and Taiwanese street foods, as served from old-style L.A. food trucks, along with tiki cocktails. Whereas tiki drinks are generally terribly made sugary concoctions for drinkers who don't really like spirits, here they are a rotation of well-crafted classics from Verionika Groth (of Poppy and Oliver's Twist). The foods items we sampled were very tasty and many not quite like anything I've seen anywhere else in the city. “Most of the food we're doing can be found at the Taiwanese night markets,” says one of the owners.
Chino's is a nice new alternative.
Est. Dec 3, 2011 - Closed Sep 2012 - Building constructed: 1913
Previous bars at this address: None known
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