Indochine, Thai restaurant in Wilmington, United States.
Indochine is a Thai restaurant in Wilmington that combines traditional Thai pavilions and a lotus pond within its dining spaces, offering both indoor and outdoor seating. The venue features multiple separate pavilions arranged around water features to create distinct dining areas across the complex.
The restaurant was established in 2000 and brought Thai and Vietnamese cuisine to Wilmington's dining scene after the owner settled in the area in 1975. This opening created a new culinary direction for the region.
The restaurant draws on authentic Thai dining practices, with floor seating and decor that reflects Southeast Asian design traditions. Visitors experience eating in ways that differ from typical Western restaurants.
The location is on Wayne Drive off Market Street and serves lunch and dinner with specialized menus, including vegetarian and gluten-free options. Visitors should expect parking and multiple pavilion areas that require navigating through the grounds.
The property contains multiple Thai pavilions surrounded by water features, creating an unexpected garden setting within a restaurant. This layout allows diners to move between separate eating areas while feeling as if they are in a tropical park.
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