Chin Chin Sunset Plaza to Close After 41 Years; Restaurant To Auction Equipment
Chin Chin Sunset Plaza to Close After 41 Years; Restaurant To Auction Equipment
After nearly 41 years as a fixture on West Hollywood’s Sunset Strip, Chin Chin—the beloved Chinese-American eatery frequented by celebrities including the Kardashians and Britney Spears—has announced it will be closing its Sunset Plaza location. In the wake of the closure, more than 50 pieces of high-quality kitchen equipment from the landmark restaurant will be…
Chin Chin Sunset Plaza to Close After 41 Years; Restaurant To Auction Equipment
After nearly 41 years as a fixture on West Hollywood’s Sunset Strip, Chin Chin—the beloved Chinese-American eatery frequented by celebrities including the Kardashians and Britney Spears—has announced it will be closing its Sunset Plaza location.
In the wake of the closure, more than 50 pieces of high-quality kitchen equipment from the landmark restaurant will be made available through a nationwide online auction hosted by RestaurantEquipment.Bid, the country’s largest marketplace for pre-owned restaurant equipment.
“We’re proud to facilitate this auction on behalf of Chin Chin Sunset Plaza, giving buyers across the country access to premium equipment at unbeatable prices,” said Neal Sherman, Founder and CEO of TAGeX Brands, the parent company of RestaurantEquipment.Bid. “This event reflects our mission to provide businesses in the food service industry with sustainable solutions and make surplus equipment more accessible.”
Auction Details:
- Bidding Opens: July 17, 2025
- Bidding Closes: July 25, 2025, starting at 10:00 AM PT (items close on a rolling basis)
- View Auction: Auction
Since opening its doors in 1983, Chin Chin quickly became a Sunset Plaza staple, known for its fresh, modern approach to Chinese-American cuisine. It helped define Los Angeles’ dining culture with signature dishes like Chinese chicken salad and approachable dim sum, gaining both local devotion and national recognition. Its lively setting and consistent presence in pop culture solidified Chin Chin as a West Hollywood institution.
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