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Inchin's Bamboo Garden, an Indo-Chinese chain, to open in Rittenhouse

It's moderate-priced Chinese-influenced Indian cuisine.

Inchin’s Bamboo Garden is preparing to set up at 1726 Chestnut St.
Inchin’s Bamboo Garden is preparing to set up at 1726 Chestnut St.Read moreMICHAEL KLEIN / Staff

Inchin's Bamboo Garden — whose concept is moderate-priced Chinese-Indian fusion cuisine — has an opening on the way at 1726 Chestnut St. near Rittenhouse Square.

A recent liquor-license posting identifies the Alpharetta, Ga.-based company as the new tenant of the former West Coast Optical shop, which moved to a new storefront nearby. The storefront is two doors from Di Bruno's, down the block from Gran Caffe L'Aquila, and across the street from Just Salad and a long-delayed Buena Onda taqueria.

Inchin's, now in a dozen states, has been on a franchising uptick lately, and is preparing for a New York City debut.

The closest location to Philly is South Plainfield, N.J.

A timetable for opening is not yet known, but a typical license transfer and build-out from a non-restaurant space take at least four months.