I've past there many times on my way to the gym, also read a few reviews that were favorable. Anyone ever eaten there before...any recommendations on specialties or must trys?

Thanks - O

I have eaten there a few times, the food is great and its a lovely atmosphere.

Everything I have tried is good.

good food but disappointing wine list

Waaay Overpriced and food not that good, just ok. Sorry. Indochine in Hong Kong is great though. Good place to take farang guests, don't take any Thais or they will think you're stupid for overspending on such drivel.

Pays to be selective, the Vietnamese spring rolls with all the leafy bits and dipping sauces are satisfying as indeed are the squished pork and prawn doodahs on sticks.

The decor and venue generally makes a change from the usual and a trip to the gents can be diverting if priapism is your thing.

Wine in Thailand as a viable complement to food is dictated by your wallet and generally not your sense of taste which is probably buggered by all those beers you will have probably sunk before you finally get to sit down.....

Dinner for two was about 3,500, That's too much for Vietnam food.

It's been a while since I have been there but I do remember the food was quite good and I DON'T remember it being overly expensive. It's something a little different and I would have no qualms recommending it to my friends.

Decent food, nice atmosphere... bathroom is quite funny with all of the pictures of penises and jokes....

Rip off. T house at various location (prefer soi aree) much better and cheaper.

I have been there months ago. I don't remember what I had at Le Dalat Indochine but it was not that WOW or impressive compare with the check we got later on. It's over-rated (rip off, yes.) But that you pay for atmosphere, fancy service. Good for taking your date/whoever there but after awhile you don't want to pay a $100 or more for two while you can also go to T House, another Vietnamese place (I like) is located quite numbers in Bangkok has more selection and reasonable price, clean and sometimes they have all you can eat deal. Check it out.

Vietnamese Food is healthy and I have been to Vietnam years ago, tried the real deal and it's not quite taste the same as what we have here in Thailand. They have more selection and all kind of noodles wrap with different stuffing. Yummy.

The 900thb for 'two' King Prawns turned me off from the place. That's 450thb for one shrimp! Crazy.