China Poblano
Head Chef Jose' Andres brings the best of Chinese and Mexican foods together in a surprisingly delicious way, continuing a voyage in flavor profiles that started over 500 years ago. This vibrant and colorful restaurant offers a lively spot to grab some truly innovative cuisine.
- 20+
- 30+
- mixed gay/straight
- $$
- Asian
- Fusion
- Mexican
- Seafood
- casual
- good for groups
- dim sum
- lively
- street food
- upscale
- fast & casual
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Great fusion Mexican and Chinese cuisine.
Fusion of Mexican and Chinese food. Better than it sounds. Small, expensive dishes but flavorful. The tacos are great particularly chicken with mole sauce. The fried rice with vegetables is also great and the flan is one of the best I have tested. Good service. Casual simple decor. Tea but no coffee. A different take worth visiting.