China in College Park closes; replaced by Turci Panino

After almost 20 years of serving the neighborhood of College Park, China (often referred to as "China In College Park" and "China Hut") has served its last plate of lo mein.

The space is now home to Turci Panino, run by Brazilians of Italian heritage Nathalia Kalil and Vinicius Turci of Turci Pasta next door. Turci Panino will soft-open July 24 and offer "Italian sandwiches crafted with love" so, yeah, that brings the total number of Italian joints in Little Italy, sorry Edgewater Drive, to seven — Turci Pasta, Anthony's Pizza, Armando's, Adriatico Trattoria, Pizza Bruno, Ragazzi's and Tornatore's — with five of those places mere feet away from the newcomer.
That said, there's always room for another sandwich joint, and despite the use of the singular form of the popular Italian sammie in its name, Turci Panino will offer 11 different sandwiches served on Italian-style baguette, rustic ciabatta and focaccia.

Just a few of those handhelds: the "Firenze" with salami, artichoke cream and spicy eggplant; the "Napoli" with porchetta, truffle cream and grilled zucchini; and the "Bologna" with mortadella, pistachio cream and burrata.

Also on the menu: salumi, salads and a handful of appetizers.

While Turci Panino soft opens next week, be sure to follow them on Instagram for updates as they have been serving customers who've popped by.


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