Antojitos Chapines

Guatemalan restaurant · Hillsboro

Antojitos Chapines

Guatemalan restaurant · Hillsboro

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2045 SE Tualatin Valley Hwy 16 17, Hillsboro, OR 97123

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Authentic Guatemalan stews, soups, bakery, and grocery  

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2045 SE Tualatin Valley Hwy 16 17, Hillsboro, OR 97123 Get directions

antojitoschapines.com

$10–20 · Menu

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2045 SE Tualatin Valley Hwy 16 17, Hillsboro, OR 97123 Get directions

+1 503 430 0132
antojitoschapines.com

$10–20 · Menu

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17 Horizon-Expanding Restaurants in Hillsboro

"While Mexican cuisine reigns in Hillsboro, food from nearby Latin American countries also thrives in the suburb. One of the few full-on Guatemalan restaurants in the Portland area, Los Chapines is the go-to source for hearty soups and stews like jocon, with a green tomatillo-based broth; hilachas, shredded beef braised with tomatoes; and sopa de res, a weekend-only beef soup. This strip mall business also functions as a bakery and small grocery store." - Krista Garcia, Janey Wong

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Where to Find Latin American Favorites in Portland and Beyond

"What might look like a typical Hillsboro Mexican bakery from the outside is the one of the only specifically Guatemalan restaurants in the region. The name — Guatemalans call themselves “chapines”— is the tip-off. This is the place for hard-to-find meaty stews like the weekend-only beef soup sopa de res, the tomato-y shredded beef dish hilachas, and jocon, a green tomatillo-based stew that’s available with beef or chicken. For dessert, head straight for the rellenitos, little fried plantains stuffed with sweet bean and chocolate." - Krista Garcia

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A'ledyn Skywalker

Google
Important note: employees only speak Guatemalan so there is a language barrier when ordering even if you speak Spanish. The music was kinda annoying Food was delicious

Lorena S

Google
A nice little piece of guatemala in the portland area. Very quick service and super nice staff. I just asked for platanos con frijoles y crema. To drink I had an atole. They have music in the background, everything was clean and just as requested. Will be back when in the area.

Mari C

Google
They're pretty busy in the morning. I love their food for the most part. They started to make micheladas and they're amazing. The only thing I didn't love was the wait time after we ordered it was about 30+min to get our food.

Travis Smalley

Google
Delicious and authentic. My foster child is from Guatamala and he said the food there was the real deal. I didn't have a single thing I didn't like.

Olivia Arellano

Google
Garnachas and empanadas were on the burned side and had no flavor… also they charge you a fee for using your debit card.

Rowena Aguilar

Google
I’ve ordered take-out pupusas numerous times & always had a good experience; always with one particular older female who has always been exceptional despite the language barrier. Unfortunately, Sunday, my family & I decided to dine in (she wasn’t there) & had the worst dining experience ever! Being that my husband is of Hispanic race himself, there was no reason for any language misunderstandings. First off, we waited a long time for our drinks; mostly water with 3-4 pieces of tiny ice cubes floating on top. My husband finally got his water when food was served; no ice, had to wait another 15 min or so for 5 tiny ice cubes. Almost an hour later when our food was finally served, they gave us an extra dish that wasn’t ordered, messed up on 2 orders & husbands order was missing. At that point, he voiced his frustration to them, but they still didn’t get replaced order right! Waiter had an attitude & couldn’t care less! We told them we’ll just take his order to go. Waitress made so many mistakes on food order which I had to dispute with the cashier, who thankfully was pleasant.

Alejandra Alvarez

Google
Understaffed… Lonnnnggggggggggggg wait time for food Store is no longer connected to restaurant they moved to a different location

Walter Rabanales

Google
Loved the food, the waitress was a bit on the rude side.