LOS ANGELES — Madame Sylvia Wu, whose iconic Southern California restaurant served the stars for decades, died Thursday, the Los Angeles Times reported. >> Read more trending newsWu’s restaurant, Madame Wu’s Garden, was a hotspot for Hollywood A-listers since it opened in 1959 in Santa Monica, according to The Hollywood Reporter. “Everybody in this town knows Madame Wu,” the late television host Merv Griffin once told the newspaper. When she closed the restaurant in 1998, Wu immediately regretted the decision and opened Madame Wu’s Asian Bistro & Sushi, the Times reported. Madame Wu is survived by her two sons, George and Patrick, and numerous grandchildren, according to The Hollywood Reporter.

Source: Los Angeles Times October 02, 2022 16:57 UTC