Le Dalat Indochine

DAYS OF BUSINESS

Mon - Sun:	11:30 to 14:00 18:00 to 22:00

Latest User Reviews

"Excellent food but it is rather a mix of French and Vietnamese food. Not a real Viet restaurant. Service could be better in order to take orders quicker" more reviews

Price Guide	Main ฿3.65 - ฿16
Payment Options	Amex, Visa, Mastercard, Diners
Features	Dress smart casual, Licensed, Outside dining area, Private dining area, Secure parking, Smoking area
Ambience	Child-friendly, Relaxed

User rating

(1 review)

Overall		7
Food		8
Ambience		7
Service		6
Value		7

Previous user experiences

Overall 7 - Food 8, Ambience 7, Value 7, Service 6

Excellent food but it is rather a mix of French and Vietnamese food. Not a real Viet restaurant. Service could be better in order to take orders quicker (January, 2008)

"This is one of those rare restaurants where food, service and ambiance fall together to create an exceptional dining experience. If you go to Le Dalat Indochine, be sure to make a reservation and then arrive a little early so you can enjoy a drink at the tiny, but charming little bar near the entrance. This restaurant is highly recommended, especially for those seeking a romantic interlude with a special someone. If you are new to Vietnamese food, try it for lunch. They offer some attractively priced set lunches."

IMAGE asia, Where to Eat in Bangkok - January 2007

"Sister restaurant and sitting across the road from the more basic Le Dalat, the food here is tailored towards business dining. Seafood is the signature style."

N/A, eat2eat - January 2007

"A charming Thai house filled with blue and white porcelain pieces and Vietnamese bric-a-brac...Fresh leafy vegetables with bean sprouts, herbs, chives, chillies, fresh lime and garlic served with a selection of prawn, fish and meat in a do-it-yourself wrap is a fun and tasty way to start any Vietnamese meal...A reasonable selection of wines from around the world..."

Naphalai Areesorn, Thailand Tatler - January 2007

“Le Dalat’s fine food and lovely garden setting make for a charming evening. The restaurant is casual and understatedly elegant, housed in and old Thai house done up in Vietnamese and Chinese antiques. The excellent food is prepared by Vietnamese-trained Thai chefs. A very highly recommended restaurant. Don’t miss a visit to the men’s room to see their unique collection of odd erotic wall art.”

Charles Agar, Frommer's Thailand - January 2006

"Located in an exquisitely decorated house with trees and plants everywhere. Family photos and moments of the old days line the walls. Tasty and elegantly-presented Vietnamse food, more subtle than Thai, and deliciously piquant."

Howard Richardson, Insight City Guide ---- Bangkok - January 2005

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