Indochine Thai Vietnamese Restaurant (not to be confused with Indochine Pan Asian Cuisine at Dundas and University, they're unrelated ) is a great place for lunch. It's at 4 Collier St., just north of Toronto Reference Library, at Yonge and Bloor.

Prices are very reasonable. I think the menu on the website is the dinner menu, but I am not certain since they seemed to have changed it since I was last there in December.

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Thank you for recommending Indochine! Based on your review I could tell it was the right place to eat out for, not only a vegetarian, but a picky eater such as myself.
My husband also enjoyed the non-veggie dishes the restaurant had to offer. The dining experience was as lovely as the meal, and I just know I will be back at Indochine very soon!

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everal blocks north and in a league of its own. The sleek serenity of its dining room will make you feel immediately both relaxed and trendy. There are more than 20 vegetarian items on the menu, several of which can be ordered in a combo with a spicy Vietnamese hot and sour soup and veggie spring roll. Ironically, their spring rolls, with a thick crispy wrapper closer in texture to an egg roll and flavourful mushroom and sprout filling, put Spring Rolls mushy pretenders to shame. One strange idiosyncrasy of this restaurant is that the combos are different for the in-house and delivery menus. Pledging my complete allegiance to their veggie pad thai and mango salad combo, I now insist on ordering in, which has the added benefit of larger portions. In the end, the only thing better than dinner from Indochine is two dinners from Indochine!

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Indochine, a Thai and Vietnamese restaurant offers quality foods at affordable prices in a nice, upscale atmosphere. the wonton soup at Indochine is nice and filling. Slightly sweet broth and beautiful wontons. yum
The website has menus and pictures. :) It's near Yonge and Bloor.

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