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Elegant and timeless, this French-colonial fusion restaurant is a NoHo institution. The exotic decor and trendy ambiance make Indochine a place to see and be seen, not to mention a Restaurant Week favorite. The large menu has a wide range of dishes that draw equally from both cultures: steamed Vietnamese ravioli with chicken and shrimp, grilled baby back ribs with Asian spices and coriander seed rub, and grilled eggplant with lime juice, ginger, and sesame seeds. The cocktails are equally striking, with parings such as a cucumber & chili martini, a lychee saketini, and a pineapple caipirinha. A prix fixe pre-theater menu is available for $35. --Gabriel Herrera
After 25 years, the French-Vietnamese restaurant Indochine still feels like a zingy private party, even on a regular night when it's not closed off for one. The crowd is as lively and star-studded as ever (there's Moby! Look, it's David Bowie!), and you see people actually table-hopping to greet their notable friends, which is far from acceptable behavior at stuffier eateries. The Paper mag–drenched ambience--carefully nurtured by owners Jean-Marc Houmard, Michael Callahan, and... More »
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