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Where to Eat During the 2024 Chinese Chorizo Festival

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Where to Eat During the 2024 Chinese Chorizo Festival

by Matt SternerOct 15, 20242 min read
The third annual Chinese Chorizo Festival (CCF) is happening now until Sunday, November 20. This year’s festivities will include one-of-a-kind dishes, cocktails, and cultural programming at multiple locations. More than 25 participating restaurants and food vendors will be showcasing the overlooked story of Mexican and Chinese immigrant solidarity through the revival of the Chinese chorizo. Up to 30 pounds of Chinese chorizo (15 pounds of vegan mushroom-based and 15 pounds of pork-based) will be distributed to each of the participating restaurants. For a full list of every Chinese Chorizo Festival event, read more about it here. For more information, visit chinesechorizoproject.com and follow the Chinese Chorizo Project on Instagram.
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Blue tamale at Garden Bistro at Tohono Chul (Photo by Shane Reiser)

Tohono Chul Garden Bistro

7366 North Paseo Del NorteOro Valley

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Chinese chorizo will be on the menu from Friday, October 25 - Sunday, October 27. The menu is TBD. 
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