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186: 487:, owned by the government of China. The Chinese state owned 51% of Beijing Maxim's, while Maxim's held 49%. For the location, material was imported from Italy and France, and craftspeople were brought in from Japan, with total decorations costing $ 3.5 million. When it opened, authorities did require some of the naked figures be covered with curtains. A former Maxim's employee stated around 70% to 80% of the customers at Beijing Maxim's were from embassies and American and French tourist groups. Chinese nationals increasingly became the main customers at the Beijing restaurant by 1993. 450: 519: 49: 146: 465:. Cardin Enterprises purchased it in May 1981 for an undisclosed price, said to be in excess of US$ 20 million. Louis and Francois Vaudable were expected to train a successor chosen by Cardin and then leave the business, with decor and ambiance expected to remain the same. Under Cardin's management, an Art Nouveau museum was later created on three floors of the building and a 490:
A New York location was opened in 1985, after two years in development. The restaurant posted a loss in its first year, and was closed after seven years. Around 1985, the restaurants in Brussels and Rio de Janeiro were scuttled over management issues, and the Palm Springs hotel, opened in February
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After the restaurant fell on hard times, in 1932, Octave Vaudable, owner of the restaurant Noel Peters, bought Maxim's. He started selecting his clients, favouring the regulars, preferably famous or rich, beginning a new era of prestigious catering under the Vaudable family which lasted more than
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to a wide range of goods and services. In 1981, Maxim's Boutiques sold around 900 items made or purchase by Cardin, but all sold under Maxim's label, including a line of men's evening wear. Friday night was still black-tie night at the restaurant itself. Other items included table linens, china,
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In the 1960s, Maxim's Restaurant at Orly Airport in France opened. Maxim's: The Nancy Goldberg International Center in Chicago went up for bids in 2013, after opening in 1963 as a replica of Maxim's Paris as well. The Chicago Maxim's de Paris was sold in 2022 from the City of Chicago, to local
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In the course of the German occupation of Paris during World War II, Otto Horcher was installed as the manager of the restaurant, with the restaurant itself remaining in business. Maxim's was the most popular Parisian restaurant of the German high command and collaborationist celebrities.
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opened, and the holding company Air Maxim's International was created to manage all the restaurants at the airport. It also began managing two airport restaurants at Lyon and Marseille, and also, catering on trains and in department stores and the management of two hotels.
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After the war, the Vaudables restored the restaurant and began expanding internationally as well, with the restaurants in Istanbul, Chicago, Tokyo and Mexico City using Maxim's name but operating under different management. In 1949, the Peacock Grill opened in
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said of Maxim's clientele: "It was an accumulation of velvet, lace, ribbons, diamonds and what all else I couldn't describe. To undress one of these women is like an outing that calls for three weeks' advance notice, it's like moving house."
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When the restaurant was renovated at the end of the 1950s, workmen discovered a treasure trove of lost coins and jewelry that had slipped out of the pockets of the wealthy and been trapped between the cushions of the banquettes.
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favoured Maxim's when in Paris. Due to the support of officials, Maxim's enjoyed protected status during the occupation: its employees were not deported and it was exempt from food restrictions. It was closed by the
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was rejected from Maxim's de Paris restaurant due to the dress code, creating "a huge scandal," when he wore a turtleneck instead of a dress shirt and bow tie. Other guests of this time period were
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The press noted criticism by food critics for Cardin's apparent focus on Maxim's as a franchisable trademark, with food quality not commensurable with price. The
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François Vaudable, who had been directing the restaurant by his father's side for years, pursued the work of his family which gave Maxim's its era of glory.
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interior a historic monument. The same year, upset at the idea of its falling into foreign hands, the Vaudables offered to sell Maxim's to fashion designer
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in Paris. The location had previously been an ice-cream parlor. In 1899, it was given the decor it became known for, in preparation for the 1900
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It became one of the most popular and fashionable restaurants in Paris under its next owner, Eugene Cornuché. He gave the dining room its
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Cardin Enterprises began lending their name to the owners, Louis Vaudable and Maggie Vaudable, in 1978. The Maxim's brand was
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residents Victoria and Adam Bilter, to have the interior restored and re-opened as a private members social-club,
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In 1981, Air Maxim's International was grossing over $ 50 million annually, mostly from licensing fees. When the
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and the establishment is further mentioned verbally in several episodes as a place Lupin and Jigen frequent.
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In 1956, the fame of the restaurant led to its becoming the namesake for a Western-inspired restaurant in
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interior decor. In the mid 20th century, Maxim's was regarded as the most famous restaurant in the world.
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Maxim's was also immensely popular with the international celebrities of the 1950s, with guests such as
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was established, which Cardin filled each night with songs from the beginning of the 20th century.
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The sign for the Maxim Restaurant shows up multiple times in background shots of the anime series
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Pierre Cardin died in 2020. By 2023, Maxim's was open mainly for private events. In March 2023,
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caused a scandal when she entered the restaurant barefoot. Jean Paul Gaultier recalls that
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had Maxim's de Paris food catered in-flight, including their famous beef entree, as the
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Beijing was Maxim's first outlet, and was located on the second floor of the
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In 1971, Maxim's closed briefly while it was providing food and wine for the
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Maxim's was mentioned in the Ivor Novello song "and her mother came too".
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glassware, furniture and flowers, in around 200 boutiques in France.
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Buildings and structures in the 8th arrondissement of Paris
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was filmed on location at Maxim's, with two scenes there.
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In 1981, the French Government declared the restaurant's
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half a century. Famous guests of the 1930s included
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in 1893 by Maxime Gaillard, formerly a waiter, at 3
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