
Go-to spot for University of Utah students features pho, chicken curry & more in a casual space.
Hours
| Monday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Saturday | 12–10 PM |
| Sunday | 9 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 230 S 1300 E, Salt Lake City, UT 84102
Phone: (385) 205-6321
Website: http://indochineslc.com/
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Reviews
Haven’t eaten like this in years.
Food was served hot and huge portions.
Definitely a return visit.
Jasmine tea was lovely. My husband’s vegan pho smelled amazing and he finished it all.
I will definitely come back.
Restaurant very clean and serves very nice.Thanks
This review is mostly based on the quality of food and not its authenticity. I have never been to Vietnam, but my fiance lived her first 30 years in Vietnam, and she wasn’t very impressed with its authenticity except for the beef with lime juice.
The food: For drinks, we ordered the coconut smoothie and the strawberry slush. I am not a fan of coconut flavoring at all, but I like fresh coconut to some extent. The coconut smoothie took me by surprise. I really liked it. The strawberry slush was ok. You could tell there was some strawberry flavor in it, but it tasted very watered down. If you are looking to avoid sugar, I would recommend it, but if not, I would not.
For appetizers, we got the beef with lime juice and the salad rolls(spring rolls). The beef with lime juice was good, but there was very little beef for an appetizer that costs $13. My fiance loved the lime juice sauce, and aside from there not being enough meat, she liked this dish the most.
The salad rolls were huge, packed with way too much veggie. The pork was so thin that I couldn’t taste it in the roll at all. The sauce was just a hoison sauce with hot sauce (probably sriracha) and crushed peanuts. My fiance was very disappointed with the sauce not being a peanut sauce. I liked the sauce but was disappointed with the spring roll.
For entrees, we ordered the iron plate with meat and shrimp and the Duck and bamboo noodles. My fiancee liked the duck and bamboo noodles, but she wasn’t impressed. She said the duck was good, but the bamboo shoots could’ve been cooked longer. I tried the broth and duck, and I thought they were delicious. The iron plate tasted great, the sauce was delicious, and the meat was tender. My fiancee said it was the least authentic item that we ordered, but it tasted really good.
The service: The staff was friendly but probably the worst service we have had here in Utah. There were about 5 tables with customers, and three of them had already been served, and it still took about 20 minutes for someone to come to our table. We waited 15 minutes for my fiancees’ drink and another 10 min before mine arrived. Which came with our first appetizer. My fiances entrée came out only a short time after we finished the appetizer, and mine came out a few minutes later, but we had not received our second appetizer. When we asked about it, the server quickly rushed back to have them make it for us, and it came out soon after. The reason for a 2-star service and not a 1 star is because of the server being nice and putting in the effort to get our missed item made quickly.
The atmosphere: The diner was nice. I liked the way it looked, and there were lots of pictures on the walls of places my fiancee was excited to tell me about. The cushions in the booths could probably be replaced, but it didn’t affect our experience.
Overall, I thought the food was great, but I was very unhappy with the slow service. I couldn’t imagine what they would do if the place was full. If you’re close to the downtown area, it would be worth going, but it’s probably better to order out. We probably won’t go back, but mostly because it is too far.