, its the spanish dishes you go for – perhaps the chinese contributed their quick-frying skills and some lightness. In the past TdO had good chiccharones de pollo, pork, squid n rice and sancocho. I cant attest for them... (7 replies, last updated by Shook January 26, 2003)

I am looking for a restaurant like the Chino Latino restuarant in Mineapolis, MN. Its not really fusion cuisine, just that it has a mixture of dishes from what they call the ‘hot zone’: South America, the Carribean,... (1 reply, last updated by Jacey August 10, 2009)

Hello New Yorkers, I’m looking for restaurants that combine two unexpected ethnic cuisines in one menu. For instance, I’ve seen lots of Chino/Latino restaurants but have also heard rumors about Polish/Itallian... (5 replies, last updated by Grace Toy January 12, 2004)

Don’t know the place. Years ago, when I lived in Pomona we would patronize Xochimilco, La Paloma and damned if I can remember the name of the third place. Now that we live in Chino we head to El Chollo in La Habra when we... (4 replies, last updated by Local April 25, 2003)

Asian grocery store = lower property values, trash...and Yellow Peril and the end of Western Civilization. According to some people (even a Chino Hills city councilmember) quoted in the LA Times today. I found some of the... (14 replies, last updated by david t. April 14, 2007)

I recall seeing an ad for Chino Latino a while back, stating that they had habanero poppers. I haven’t tried them, but they did sound pretty enticing since my version of hot is significantly different than “Minnesota... (1 reply, last updated by magz0r August 14, 2009)

my friend talks about this dish he used to get as a kid in nyc at a chino latino place and how he can’t find it now. he describes the eggs as done chinese style. does anyone know where to find it? it sounds so yummy! many... (0 replies, last updated by kazhound January 11, 2008)

Have you been to Chino Latino? It might fit the bill. Food was pretty good. Atmosphere festive and very cool. (3 replies, last updated by Sally October 1, 2003)

http://heavytable.com/chino-gives-halloween-its-due/ Chino Latino is apparently doing a Halloween themed menu. (4 replies, last updated by BigE October 19, 2009)

Parasole – the company that owns Mannys, Chino Latino, Salut, Oceanaire, Figlio and Muffeletta is loved by the local media in ways that are all out of proportion to the quality of the food they serve. It is a love that the... (9 replies, last updated by The Chowhound Team January 5, 2009)

in the past chino latino has had a compelling ceviche on their appetizer menu. i didn’t see it a couple weeks ago when eating there, which was a disappointing given that i was really looking forward to having it. it’s... (4 replies, last updated by steve ulrich October 11, 2004)

If you don’t mind a few block walk...how about Flor De Mayo on Amsterdam and 83rd? Its a Chino latino place with great rotisserie chicken. The latino part of the menu is better. :) (3 replies, last updated by Ellenesk December 20, 2002)

) Bar Lurcat. See my brief review below. It’s really a great room, great people watching, and it has a pretty good drink list/bar menu to boot. 3) Chino Latino. Works better as a bar than as a restaurant. There are only two... (10 replies, last updated by Jim Grinsfelder June 29, 2003)

Martini Blu Chino Latino Duplex Cosmos Thanks! (5 replies, last updated by Doug Williams May 6, 2006)

Chino Latino actually serves this. It’s a special order meal they need a few days notice on. We did it for my husband’s 30th birthday. (2 replies, last updated by debbie421 August 5, 2009)