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Indochine NYC is a legendary French-Vietnamese restaurant in NoHo, known for its glamorous, tropical-inspired décor and a clientele that has included fashion icons, artists, and celebrities since its opening in 1984. With its signature banana-leaf wallpaper and timeless ambiance, Indochine blends Parisian elegance with Southeast Asian flavors, serving classic dishes like spicy beef salad, Vietnamese ravioli, and caramelized fish. It remains a hotspot for the fashion and creative elite, offering a quintessential downtown New York dining experience.