Food (5/5): Delicious Latino Chinese fusion food. The crab nachos, chiccaron, chicken, and flan were amazing. The fried rice was good but could've used more flavor. Overall amazing food. Service (5/5): My friend's cocktail had a fly in it and they apologized and gave us a free flan. Overall service was very friendly and nice. Ambiance (5/5): Cool latin asian vibes with karaoke available too later at night. The restaurant is reasonably spacious with a solid amount of seating. read more

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Recently went to Chino Grande on June 7 ! We moved our reservation twice that night and they were super accommodating. We appreciated that the most about their service. Once we got inside, we were seated at the bar since we lost our table but we made ourselves comfortable. We ordered the CEVICHE AJI VERDE, ROASTED DRUNKEN CHICKEN and the THRICE-COOKED CHICHARRÓN. These were the items that we remember enjoying the most along with the legendary rice and beans. That is such a humble side but was the best way to compliment our mains. We wish the cocktails were more balanced. But we left full and had leftovers as well. I am not sure if we'd go back again but it was a good girl dinner for us. read more

Chino Grande - Ceviche - Karaoke Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

We came for dinner in a Saturday in May 2026. Small menu but great offerings in a cozy spot in Brooklyn with a relaxed neighborhood vibe. Service was fine. Loved the chorizo egg roll and the rice and beans! Flan was delicious. read more

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Ambiance was great, food was delicious, service was good. The bean are so good here. I don't even eat beans and I left my rice and bean combo empty. The flan took me by surprise. I was expecting just a regular flan and when I took that bite I was like the critique in ratatouille lol. No one had complaints about their food. They played some good R&B music the vibe was great. I had to give it a 4 star for a few reasons. I don't live the area anymore but I was recommended to go try it. I was literally the 2nd person to walk in when they opened and I had to sit at the bar because the tables were reserved. I went early just to grab a seat. I thought wrong. I guess I know for next time. The dishes are à la cart. We all thought our main dish came with rice and beans or a side but it doesn't. That was a bummer for a price. Another reason is that The bar didn't have a lot of options for liquor. I ended up staying with water. Hope they can get more whiskey or bourbon options. Other than that I would've gave this place a 5 star. Highly recommend this place. At least I gave a heads up for anyone who hasn't been here. read more

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Pleasantly surprised! I read mixed reviews on the black pepper beef and decided to go for it, I was great. Frito mixo was a great starter and the mezcal cocktails were delicious read more

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The food here is banging from start to finish. We came with another couple so we got a bunch of things to try a variety. We started with the chorizo egg-roll (phenomenal), the bacalao Caesar salad (it was so good we ordered a second one), the ceviche aji verde (my favorite app) and the thrice cooked chicharron. The chicharron was crispy and actually meaty not just all fat, which we liked. There is a guava bbq glaze that gave a nice salty sweetness. For mains, we shared the black pepper beef, the chicharron de pollo, and the roasted drinker chicken. Every single dish was so flavorful but the star main dish was the the chicharron de pollo. It was so crispy but still light! Definitely get all the sauces too!! The spicy duck sauce was amazing. Our server was friendly and the restaurant was chill and homey. Will definitely come back! read more

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This is an intimate small spot but nonetheless still great. The music wasn't too loud you can hear yourself speak. The service was great as well the waiter was attentive. Most things on the menu are shareable. This restaurant has a great Asian - Spanish fusion. I really enjoyed the pork egg roll. read more

Chino Grande - Guava Fried pork belly - Karaoke Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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As a diasporic Chinese-Burmese Brooklynite, I love to try Chinese diasporic cuisine, so this restaurant featuring Chino-Latino cuisine in a North Brooklyn setting really called my name. They received a lot of buzz in the restaurant press when they first opened so it was tough to get a reservation at first, but I visited a year after they opened and my reservation was wholly unnecessary as the place sat mostly empty on a Saturday night. It seems that how full it gets fluctuates quite a bit but they've been able to capture a late night crowd by savvily offering karaoke after 10. Overall I'd give the food four stars. Garlic noodles are hard to mess up, and the cocktails were pretty good. The shrimp saltado was over salted, crab croquettes lacked umami. Crab rangoon toast had so much potential but just ended up tasting like fried bread with a little whiff of seafood flavor. I didn't hate it, but I'm eager to see them flex a little more in the kitchen. Happy to see they've survived the cutthroat restaurant scene these last few years, and if they offer specials and keep up that karaoke program I would consider returning. read more

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This Chinese Latin fusion restaurant was interesting. The mixed drinks were interested and good. The staff was nice and attentive. The atmosphere is very dark and intimate kind of vibe. Not too much noise. Which is great to chat with friends. We got a few dishes. The Frito mixto was very good with the fried plantains and whatnot. The ceviche aji verde was great with a big flat fried plantain to scoop up the ceviche. The thrice cooked chicharron was ok. It was way too fatty at certain points where it was hard to swallow the far when it wasn't rendered enough and too much chewing but the flavor was decent. The tres salchichas fried rice was pretty good with the hop chaeng, loganisa and chorizo sausage. The shrimp saltado was decent. We also got the black pepper beef that was decent but a bit too savory and salty Overall the meal was ok. It felt like some of the dishes was a bit too salty and hit or miss. read more

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First off I want to say shout out to the bartender who had her Spotify playlist rocking. The tunes coming out of the speakers had me grooving through every bite of my meal. The space is cool but for a place called chino grande and serving Bori-China food there was nothing to me that represented the cuisine I was eating in the Ambience. Aside from that the food is great ! The fried rice was my favorite dish of the night. Would definitely return read more

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10/10 for sure! The food bomb! Drinks bomb! Vibe bomb! The prices aren't that bad either, and karaoke starts at 10pm. Cannot recommend this place enough. read more

Chino Grande - Fried chicken, frito mix, chicharrón, and rice. - Karaoke Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

I recently had a chance to visit Chino Grande for a friend's birthday. And what a great experience. The food was delicious and service was very friendly. It is truly a mix of Asian and Latino dishes that marry perfectly. Differently would go back. I recommend the drunken chicken sooooo good. read more

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It was a great time. We had a reservation and some friends that felt like singing. It all started around ten thirty on a Saturday night. Everyone got acclimated with the menu and we ordered a bunch to share. I especially liked the tostones. Ended up with some fun and pretty magical moments with the karaoke crew. read more

Came here for double date. The dining room is super cute but small so make reservations. As a Puerto Rican woman, I feel like I know crunch fried chicken called Chicharron de pollo. Well I have not had one as good as this!! It's a must!!! The steak with gravey also so good, comforting . read more

Chino Grande - Ceviche - Karaoke Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

such a cute random place - the food was absolutely amazing, loved the around the way chino food spin on traditional hispanic dishes. i loved that once dinner is over there is karaoke which easily becomes a group project because everyone in the restaurant will easily join you screaming on the top of their lungs. the flan reminded me of my grandmas & i was absolutely obsessed with the green sauce that came with the frito mixto, the bacalao caesar salad was everything i didn't know i needed & the thrice fried chicharon ?! if you don't order it you're a fool ! read more

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Space was very nice and clean. Food was delicious. Service was good. Way too dark. The lighting started out good but then I couldn't see the menu, the food...nothing. I was expecting Bad Bunny music since I was out at a Puerto Rican restaurant but got served bad R&B all night. Totally killed the vibe for me. read more

Came here for dinner with 2 friends. We made a reservation near their opening time so it wasn't crowded but it did get crowded by the time we finished later in the evening. Drinks and food were good. I like their chips and 3 sauce dips. We ordered a bunch of dishes to share. For the price of the dishes, the portions are small. read more

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Wow! I was blown away by the food here. My absolute favorites were the ceviche, the chicarones, and the flan! Server was so kind and helped me surprise my friend for her birthday. The music was great and loved the vibe. Cannot wait to come back! read more

The place passes the vibe check, cute and quaint, good music in the background, karaoke, very welcoming staff, and a good combination of flavors As a person whose fancy dinners as a kid were at the chino latino spots that we all know and love, seeing this concept elevated and served by some cool kids is quite nice. The food was on point, however it would be nice to have the entree be accompanied by a side whether its plain white rice or tostones, I ordered the chaufa rice as my side for the sizzling beef with none of the longaniza/sausage options and was still charged the 23 bucks for rice, and if there could be any tweaks I would offer the shrimp saltado in the original version (with lomo) that was delectable but the shrimp kind of turned me off, ceviche was fresh and the fritto misto was a ok but also great option to order as an app or side Drinks were tasty, I had the shy siren and subbed the vodka for mezcal, overall a great spot for a datem girls night or just a regular regular dinner to catch up with a friend which was my case. read more

Food service and ambiance were all great. Hip hop music playing, beautiful decor. Decided to try out this place in Williamsburg on a Saturday afternoon. Upon walking in we were greeted by what seemed to be the bartender who sat us down and took out food order as well. She was great, made our drinks so delicious. The food came out fast and everything was tasty and well seasoned. read more

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An outstanding dining experience, especially as someone who has experienced a version of all these dishes, so to see it all done again in a new way was eye-opening. Music is on point. The ambiance is dim and good for a date night or a leveled up friend hangout. Recommendation is to get 1 small and 1 large per person. And you'll leave so satiated and full. Breakdown of the food (I'd get everything I ordered again): CHIPS WITH SAUCE CADDY: those sauces are unexpected. You think you know what ketchup and mayo tastes like together, but it isn't just thousand island sauce. There's a good kick to it. The chips are sufficiently salted, plentiful and overflowing out of the bowl: the perfect vehicle for the sauces. CHA SIU BITES: sticky with glaze, topped with ginger and scallion oil. It has a different flavor profile from your regular Chinatown char siu but just as good. There are plenty of chunks of char siu to share between two. ARROZ CHAUFA: each individual grain of rice is separated with an oily coat of that wok hei. Has a good ratio of vegetables to meat for a fried rice dish. The lapcheong is a really welcome bite when you get into it. HOT AND SOUR MUSHU CABBAGE: an unexpected winner in this meal. It captures the essence of a Chinese hot and sour soup perfectly. The thin pancake it comes with that I usually see paired with duck slices is the perfect vehicle. The texture just complements the plentiful vegetable mix perfectly. So you get the perfect bite: a soft exterior with crunchy cabbage interior. It comes with hoisin sauce but it doesn't even need it. Really fantastic gluten free and vegan dish. FRITO MIXTO: the maduros are the standout in this dish. A perfect crispy and crusty caramelized coat around this plantain. Fried yuca and tostones pair nicely with the sauce caddy. read more

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I made resy reservations for this place as I didn't want to risk bar seating if I did walk in. Once you walk inside, you won't know that there's an enclosed back area. However, I wanted indoor seating and not the supposed back area, so I did request that part, so I am quite confused as to how I got the back area. It was cold in the back, too. I wasn't happy about that. For the food, it was average. I ordered bar nuts, an egg roll, fried rice, shrimp saltado, peachberry punch, and an ice cream sandwich. I liked the dessert the best out of all that was ordered. Everything else didn't stand out. I wouldn't go back. read more

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Ambiance was really warm and intimate food portions are good enough to share drinks were good strong. Food was a 6/7 rating egg roll amazing fried rice and flan we looked so forward to were a little disappointed. Food had good flavor just left me feeling like ok it was good. A little pricey. But nice area and great music and they have karaoke . Good service too read more

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A group of 4 of us came here for an early dinner on a Saturday. We didn't realize that karaoke didn't start until much later in the night, which was a little disappointing. I ordered a Mezcal Negroni and thought it was good. We got a few apps to share: the smashed cucumbers, crab Rangoon toast, rib bites, and the chips and sauce caddy. Nothing really stood out, but if I had to pick, I would say the cucumbers were the best. The crab Rangoon toast is super oily. I didn't have the rib bites, but you should know they are mostly bone and according to the folks who had them said, kind of hard to "bite." For my main, I got the shrimp saltado with a side of rice. I thought the saltado was really good, but could have done without the potatoes in it. The potatoes weren't completely cooked through. The rice was really good; I loved the cilantro sofrito they put on it. For dessert, we ordered the ice cream sandwich and custard. The sandwich was really good. Overall, I don't think I'll come back for dinner, but could be convinced to come and try karaoke. Since we were there early, it wasn't very lively. read more

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Best Chicharrón I've had!!! Nice and crispy! Very nice place to have a dinner. After 10pm they have karaoke!

Went right when they opened on a Sunday evening, and were the first party of the night. The food was really unique and delicious. The only plate I didn't love was the coconut garlic noodles - too sweet for my taste. If you can only get a few things I'd recommend the pork bites, rice & beans & crispy tofu for sure!! read more

Chino Grande - Avocado Salad; Pork Bites - Karaoke Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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Had dinner and drink here last night since I had plans to see a movie around the corner. The outside is very non-assuming but once you're inside the space is a very romantic cool bar/restaurant vibe. I sat at the bar - it was 8pm in Sunday and not crowded at all (though not empty either). The bartender was kind and attentive. I ordered the Pandam white rum colada, cucumber app, and twice cooked chicharron for my main. The colada was DELICIOUS- over ice instead of frozen/blended which I loved. The cucumber salad was yummy, it almost had like a pesto dressing on it - not the best cucumber salad I've had but certainly was still ice to eat. But that twice cooked chicharron - holy cow now THAT was incredible. Fatty pork pieces with crispy skin, perfectly cooked shishito and leeks, all in a spicy slightly sweet sauce. I would love to come back here and try all the food! read more

This was my second time going to Chino Grande and had a great experience again! They have changed the karaoke sign-up process where now you have to purchase an item in order to request a song but honestly, I think that is a much more fair system. I'd recommend going at 10 PM, if you would like to get a few songs in and grab a seat since it's a small place. I still haven't been able to try their food, but the drinks are strong and priced standardly. read more

The food was excellent and the drinks were good definitely a spot I'd come back to for the menu. Unfortunately, the service fell short. I visited this past Thursday night, and the bartender who served us showed little interest in providing recommendations or guidance; when asked about drink or sauce pairings, the responses were vague and unhelpful, with no real sense of hospitality. Great food and a solid atmosphere, but the service needs improvement to match the quality of the kitchen. read more

We were so excited to try Chino Grande after all the online buzz. The food was great--no issues there. We love supporting local restaurants, but sadly, the service was shockingly poor. Our server, Stephen, was rude and made us feel like a burden. Dishes were slammed down, we felt rushed and the whole atmosphere became uncomfortable. Coming from the hospitality industry myself, I get how tough staffing can be. But no matter how short-staffed, you never let a guest feel your stress--because, in the end, your customers are why you're in business. They pay for your paycheck. A word of advice: Never let a customer feel like an inconvenience. Despite the food, we'll never return. read more

Every single time I come here the food is delicious. This place is truly a hidden gem. I was able to do a walk-in at night with three of my friends at the bar during Valentine's Day. The service is good. The food is good and the drinks are good. read more

Chino Grande - people sitting at tables in a restaurant - Karaoke Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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TLDR: I've been multiple times and every time the food slaps. Worth it just for the food but karaoke is the cherry on top of the cake! SETTING: nice large restaurant and crowd differs depending on which day you go. When I went during the work week for dinner. the restaurant was practically empty with a family (+small child) eating dinner and filling up a little bit more when leaving around 9. When I went on a weekend night for karaoke, almost every seat in the place was taken. It's perfect for family dinner, dinner with friends, any occasion really. FOOD: the food is the absolute standout here which is how I prefer my restaurants :) the little gem salad is spectacular and my mouth is watering just thinking about that perfectly dressed, textured, salad. Just soooo good. May be one of my favorite salads ever. Everything else I've ever eaten here has been good including the grande fries (so f-ing good, you will demolish these), the fried chicken, the rice, the BEEF TARTARE.... wow. I have never eaten anything here that I didn't like. It always hits the spot - each dish is balanced with acidity, crunch, sweet, savory. I don't know how they do it, but they do it VERY well. SERVICE: service is always good here and you never have to wait long to be helped or served. VERDICT: one of my favorite spots in Williamsburg! The food is incredible here and trust me, you won't regret going. I know I will definitely be back. read more

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We booked this place strictly off of seeing their viral Instagram post from @righteouseats and their affiliations with the Win Son restaurant across town. I thought Win Son was a 10/10 dining experience so of course I had high expectations. Service/Ambiance: We arrived as soon as they opened, and we were quickly seated in tables for two with stool type chairs it definitely was a tight squeeze as the place quickly filled up. There is really no where to place your coat if you're sitting in this area unless you walked about 10 feet to the bar are where there was a hook on the wall. Those backless chairs quickly became an issue for my 6'2" frame. Our waitress Sharon was excellent! She was attentive and super friendly and helpful making food recommendations, etc and definitely the reason I am giving 4 stars instead of 3. Food: Food was mid for me. The toast tasted oily, the ribs were overcooked AND oily. You def needed that sauce but I wasn't going to pay $7 for a sauce sampler. The once saving grace was the rice. It was flavorful and yummy and the chicken was moist and crispy as it should be. I probably won't be visiting again and stick with Win Son restaurant and bakery. read more

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Amazing limited edition sandwich. One of the most mindblowing series of flavors my mouth has ever tasted. Excellent service. Perfect ambiance. I didn't do karaoke but I loved seeing and hearing it. read more

Chino Grande - Chino Grande/Win Son Bakery pop up - Karaoke Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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Came here for dinner and karaoke. Despite the entire inside being empty when we arrived for our reservation, we were sat outside. After ordering dinner we learned that karaoke is only inside, and we'd have to leave our table, go inside to perform, and return to our party after each song. We asked to move to a table inside and were told that it wasn't possible. There was zero accommodation made, so we paid the $500+ bill for the mediocre food and left. read more

This is the new restaurant with karaoke owned by the big Chinese guy from Win Son and the chef of Carmenta's in the kitchen. Even if you're not coming after 10:30 to sing, it's definitely worth coming by for the excellent food. We tried most of the menu ranging from the addictive Little Gem ($16) to the show-stopping Lobster au Poivre ($65), and it was all delicious. Also don't miss the Pork Ribs ($27) and some of the skewers, and get the Banana Miso Custard for dessert before you leave. read more

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Wine bar with an eclectic menu and late night karaoke. We walked in on a Thursday night and we're seated immediately at the bar. Plenty of walk in availability. Very solid wine list. There were fourteen wines by the glass which the staff made sure were still good. Lots of skin contact and natural options. Pretty nice variety. I started with a no vintage sparkling Chardonnay that was offered with a happy hour discount. I followed it up with a couple natural wines from Oregon and France. Pretty happy with the line up. Appreciated the large selection of wines by the glass. They had seven beers on draft which mostly focused on local crafts. Also a nice variety of cocktails. The bartender was attentive, knowledgeable, and friendly. For starters, we shared the crispy cauliflower and the mussels. Cauliflower was topped with shaved bonito, scallions, and I believe a mayo based sauce. Felt like a heavily influenced Japanese dish. The mussels were your quintessential Belgian/French bowl with a buttery red sauce with capers. Sauce was so good that we had an extra order of bread which I believe is baked at Ops. Would highly recommend both. For the main course, my wife had the buttermilk fried chicken which were huge boneless chunks of meat with a spicy seasoning a a coconut ranch. Chicken was super juicy. Almost like a southern South Pacific fusion. I had the Hawaiian Miso Kampachi which was super nostalgic of whitefish on an everything bagel emulated by the creamy mixture between the tofu sauce and fish as well as the seasoning on the dish. For dessert, we shared the banana miso custard which my wife loved as it disappeared within minutes. We didn't witness the karaoke festivities which usually start around 10 though I'd be interested to return for the shenanigans. I loved how varied the menu was. Super creative and diverse. Staff was attentive and service was quick. Two gender neutral restrooms. They had an exterior sink for convenience. read more

The ceviche we ordered was incredibly underwhelming as the portion was very small, it came in a teeny tiny glass and for $21 I expected much more. We also ordered the twice cooked chicharron de cerdo which had good flavor but also small portioned. The garlic coconut noodles were very lacking in flavor, we did not taste and garlic whatsoever only coconut noodles. Honestly, the rice and beans was a highlight but $11 for a side is too expensive in my opinion. read more

Had to try this new spot after hearing so many good things. Have no regrets ! I wasn't able to stay for it but apparently the restaurant converts to karaoke bar at 11pm. As for the food I'd recommend the salad, the croquetas, the chicken and swordfish skewers, and Korean fried chicken. The beef tartare was a little salty for my likings but still good. It's a tapas style restaurant so everything is meant to be shared. Our waitress helped us narrow down our order to fit out palette. Liked it a lot! read more

Chino Grande - Karaoke Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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This place never disappoints. The fried rice was a tad salty. The eggplant skewer was delish for me but too sweet for hubs. The mussels and mushrooms were PERFECT, as were our cocktails. The nicest part: they'd forgotten to fire up the lobster au poivre that we ordered, but we were not gonna complain because we were beyond full. But they were kind enough to then comp our four cocktails to make up for the error! Such customer-centric-ness is refreshing, thanks guys!!! read more

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