The Glamorous World of Indochine - The Daily Beast
Since it opened in 1984, Indochine has become an iconic New York City landmark.
It was the stomping grounds for a generation: Andy Warhol, Kate Moss, Madonna and plenty of their fabulous friends flocked to the restaurant, whose walls are decorated with iconic palm fronds, to eat the famous French-Vietnamese food.
On the occasion of the glitzy eatery’s 25th anniversary, Rizzoli has published Indochine, Stories Shaken and Stirred, a glossy book with photos and anecdotes that reads like a family album of the restaurant’s most famous guests.
Posted on Thursday October 29th
