A former restaurant in New York City where Julieta Ballesteros served as chef and owner, known for its Mexican fusion cuisine.
Chef Julieta Ballesteros is a celebrated Mexican chef based in New York City, known for her dedication to authentic Mexican cuisine and innovative fusion dishes. She is a consultant and the Chef Owner of The Anaya...
Last updated: 8/13/2026, 4:42:03 AM
China Latina offers a unique fusion of Chinese and Latin American cuisines, prominently featuring a Hibachi-style dining experience where a chef performs cooking tricks at the table. The atmosphere is generally described as nice, with strong drinks available.
Customer perception is mixed. Positive feedback highlights the enjoyable atmosphere, strong drinks, and the entertaining Hibachi chef's cooking tricks, with some praising the nicely seasoned and tender steak. However, negative reviews frequently criticize the quality of the Chinese food, describing it as flavorless and having questionable meat. Service is sometimes reported as slow, and some customers found the experience overpriced for the quality received, with one reviewer noting the Hibachi chef was 'boring' and only did 'like to tricks'.
The restaurant's concept combines two distinct culinary traditions, Chinese and Latin American, with an added interactive Hibachi element, which is a Japanese cooking style. This blend creates a 'Chino Latino' dining experience.
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