http://www.iwantmyrocky.com/2009/03/05/restaurant-review-indochine/ Colorado's oldest newspaper stopped publishing Feb. 27, 2009, but it didn't die. Wed, 10 Mar 2010 12:14:39 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 http://www.iwantmyrocky.com/2009/03/05/restaurant-review-indochine/comment-page-1/#comment-3101 Carol M Sat, 07 Mar 2009 18:57:33 +0000 http://www.iwantmyrocky.com/?p=1563#comment-3101 I am glad a major newspaper(although no longer exist, so sad) finally do a review on Indochine. Westword did a review on Indochine 2 years ago and it was very good. Jason obviously loves Indochine and their food. We love Indochine and their wonderful, refreshing, delicious dishes. When we go out nowaday, Indochine is the place we go. Why not? Tasty, yummy, creative food at such reasonable price. Although not everything at Indochine is out-of-this-world, but we think most are. Their marketing is so creative and yet in touch with their customers and the current climate. We love their Stimulus menu as well. Yume is very funny as we get the chance to talk to her more. Indochine's food and operation are not typical of most Asian operators. They remind me very much of my favorite restaurant in San Francisco - The Slanted Door - with excellent food and the knack for knowing how to get to the heart and soul of their customers. I love the Rocky Mountain News and am sad that it is gone. Thank you for a wonderful review of Indochine. They deserve this review. I hope the Post will do the same. I am glad a major newspaper(although no longer exist, so sad) finally do a review on Indochine. Westword did a review on Indochine 2 years ago and it was very good. Jason obviously loves Indochine and their food. We love Indochine and their wonderful, refreshing, delicious dishes. When we go out nowaday, Indochine is the place we go. Why not? Tasty, yummy, creative food at such reasonable price. Although not everything at Indochine is out-of-this-world, but we think most are. Their marketing is so creative and yet in touch with their customers and the current climate. We love their Stimulus menu as well. Yume is very funny as we get the chance to talk to her more. Indochine’s food and operation are not typical of most Asian operators. They remind me very much of my favorite restaurant in San Francisco – The Slanted Door – with excellent food and the knack for knowing how to get to the heart and soul of their customers. I love the Rocky Mountain News and am sad that it is gone. Thank you for a wonderful review of Indochine. They deserve this review. I hope the Post will do the same.

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