Indochine Vien - Los Angeles

Very bad attitude. Don’t look. Friendly. Chinese guy. I’m feel. I’m ask. For free food. The. Bad service,

Ordered the grilled pork banh mi. pork was burnt which ruined the flavor of the meat. the bread was fine and veggies okay. but no jalapenos so no flavor to the sandwich. order comes with french fries, which was light on portion size. probably won't try again.

I 've ordered from this restaurant before though tonight was my first time ordering the vegetarian rice plate. When I received the delivery and opened the container I was taken aback at the burnt food in-front of me. When I called the restaurant I was told that they served it 'charred ' which is nowhere in the food description but alas, this was inedible. You can judge for yourself by the photo.

I love having this local Vietnamese restaurant nearby. They've always have been consistently good, service as well as food. My son, who is a picky eater, loves the chicken phó with no chicken. Inside the restaurant, it's minimalist, but comfortable. Comparing to Vietnamese restaurants in Chinatown, I would say it is more for Western palette, it's less spicy and not heavy on fish sauce. I prefer more authentic rice paper egg rolls, more fish sauce, would love it if they had chili oil, but this place is still good for sure. The grilled chicken is delicious!

It was cold and raining so I REALLY wanted some Pho. It might have also been a Friday, so it had to be vegetarian. This place had the PERFECT dish for me... the vegetarian pho definitely hit the spot. The hot soup was tasty and there was more than enough noodles. There was enough shrimp, but it could have used more mushrooms. I definitely recommend adding the usual sides which comes with the pho. Would definitely consider coming back to try their other dishes. There's more to this place than just pho. If you choose, you can eat your food at the restaurant. There was more than enough places to sit. There's free shared parking in the back, but sometimes if it's really busy, finding a parking space can be challenging. You can always park in the front or free street parking around the neighborhood homes.