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  • Best vegan pho in town

After a slightly rocky start where they didn't have their advertised veg pho available, Indochine has rapidly come into its own and is currently one of my favorite restaurants in Baltimore. Their pho is amazing: the broth is sublime, the veggies are perfectly cooked, and all the toppings taste really fresh. The vegan fresh garden rolls with peanut sauce are also delicious. The service here is outstanding. The garden rolls appear near instantaneously, and the pho not far behind it. I have never been there when it was extremely busy, but I can say that the food has arrived quickly whether there are two occupied tables or 10. And the servers are all well aware of the vegan options, which are noted clearly on the menu. The only real downside of this place is the atmosphere. It's only so-so. And there is a TV in the main dining area that is sometimes on rather loud. But the quality of the food and the near-spiritual experience of eating pho is enough to override the lack of ambiance. If ambiance matters a lot to you, I'd suggest going here for lunch rather than dinner. The dining room is kind of gloomy even during the day, but at night it's even more so. My girlfriend and I bemoaned the loss of Baltimore Pho when it shut down and then the closure of Mekong Delta (which has since reopened in the food court at Charles Towers, although their pho is nowhere near as good as Indochine's). For a while there didn't seem to be anywhere to get vegetarian pho in the city. Thankfully Indochine has stepped in to fill that void, while at the same time raising the bar in terms of quality. (If you like pho, please support this place! It would be tragic to lose it due to low interest.)


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