Closure of a West Hollywood Icon

Introduction to Chin Chin

Chin Chin, another iconic restaurant in West Hollywood, to close.
Another long-standing restaurant at West Hollywood’s Sunset Plaza announced its plans to close after more than four decades.

History of Chin Chin

Chin Chin, which has served modern Chinese cuisine on Sunset Strip for 45 years, said it will close the West Hollywood location on Sunday, July 27.

Statement from the Restaurant

“Over the decades, we’ve celebrated countless milestones, shared unforgettable meals and built lasting connections with our cherished guests,” the restaurant said in a social media announcement. “None of this would have been possible without your unwavering support, and for that, we are deeply grateful.”

Future of Chin Chin

Chin Chin’s other locations in Brentwood and Studio City will remain open, the business said.
Operators added they are hoping to find a new location for the flagship location.

Challenges in the Area

Several eateries, including The Den on Sunset and Rock & Reilly’s at Sunset Plaza recently closed, citing rising costs and decreased foot traffic in the area.

Conclusion

The closure of Chin Chin marks the end of an era for West Hollywood’s dining scene. With its rich history and loyal customer base, the restaurant will be deeply missed. However, with other locations remaining open and the possibility of a new flagship location, fans of Chin Chin can hold on to the hope of experiencing their favorite dishes again in the future.

FAQs

Q: When will Chin Chin close?

A: Chin Chin will close its West Hollywood location on Sunday, July 27.

Q: Will other locations remain open?

A: Yes, Chin Chin’s locations in Brentwood and Studio City will remain open.

Q: Why are restaurants closing in the area?

A: Rising costs and decreased foot traffic are cited as reasons for the closures of several eateries in the area, including The Den on Sunset and Rock & Reilly’s at Sunset Plaza.