A Classic LA Chinese Restaurant Founded by Cecilia Chiang Suddenly Closes After 40 Years
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Mandarette Chinese Cafe, a beloved institution on Beverly Boulevard, permanently closed on April 14 after serving the community for 40 years. The establishment, founded in 1984 by Cecilia and Philip Chiang, was known for its relaxed atmosphere and adaptation of traditional Chinese cuisine to meet diverse dietary needs. Despite a previous indication of temporary closure, a note on the door confirmed the decision was final. The closure reflects larger trends affecting LA's dining scene, with other iconic eateries also shutting down recently, leaving a void for local culinary options.
"After 40 years in business, Mandarette Chinese Cafe has decided to close our doors. We want to fully express our deep gratitude for your business and support."
Mandarette offered a relaxed environment for traditional Chinese cooking, becoming a local favorite with a menu catering to various dietary needs.
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