Indochinese Wok

If this is your only option it works but if there are other food trucks my advice is to pass on IndoChinese. Portions are big and the lines are short but there is absolutely nothing noteworthy about the food. I got a Manchurian chicken rice bowl (sub rice for Hakka noodles for +$1.50) and it was very underwhelming for the $18.12 price tag before tip. Decent spice level but that is really all I could taste. No complexity of flavor at all. The menu also said that the rice bowl comes with a salad but mine did not. Panda Express has this place beat by a mile.ProsBig portionsFast serviceConsExpensive for what you getLacked depth of flavor

No respect for VEGETARIAN - We ordered vegetarian food. However there were pieces of chicken in between pieces of paneer. I understand if the order accidentally delivers a chicken dish, but this was a paneer dish with pieces of chicken in between. Very poor food handling and no focus on food quality.

Pretty good food, it will satisfy your indochinese cravings. I ordered the chicken Manchurian rice bowl. Spice levels were decent. Not too over the top. It's quite pricy for 18+ dollars but the quantity is also more.

We really enjoyed our takeout meal. It was our first order so we tried a noodle dish, chicken dish, soup, and rice. All were flavorful and pleasantly spicy! Takeout was easy and order was ready for pickup on time!

The food is super bland. I asked for spicy fried rice but they gave me very bland fried rice. In addition, The chicken lollipops were not at all tasting good. It was like the chicken was overcooked and very little flavor was added to any of the food.

First of all, the location tagged is wrong. Secondly, the food was nothing great. I was hoping to re-live some of the flavors from home (India) but this was way below average. I would happily eat Thai food.... And for that, I would totally recommend Manao Thai, Capitol Hill. We tried the Chicken Fried Rice, the Chilly Chicken and the Chicken Lollipop. Pretty basic order right? Right. But the gravy was terrible. It didn't feel like a Chilly chicken at all. The rice was below average and honestly needed way more flavor. Lollipop was fine but the sauces were atrocious spicy; so spicy you can't even taste any flavor in it. The fortune cookies were a great touch, but if the food doesn't shine, what can 2 cookies do.

Food is fine for a quick lunch. I did feel for the price the ingredients should have been better quality. The service was fast, but then I didn't end up with what I had ordered. It looks great and does seem pretty popular during the lunch hour, but I'll explore other options in the area.

A rainy afternoon in Seattle brought me to this food truck. First time downtown Seattle, perusing the area for something quick and delicious to grab and I spotted this food truck from a distance. As I walked closer and saw the logo I just HAD TO stop! I have always heard of the Indian/Chinese fusion aka "IndoChinese" hype, but never tried it. Well, it's definitely more hype than anything else. The limited menu items were a bit underwhelming, but perhaps it just didn't appeal to me at the time. I love Haaka Noodles, so I opted for that, with veggies. All in all, it was just okay. I enjoyed the flavor and subtle spicy kick, but overall, it was just plain noodles and undercooked/crunchy onions. Meh. I probably wouldn't go again, to this particular food truck - it was also overpriced, in my opinion (great portion size though). But, I am glad that I stopped, because how else would I know, right?! I also thought it was a little strange that they did not accept cash. Maybe that's a thing now for food trucks, I don't know. The service was pleasant, although neither one of the gentleman (who took my order and my payment) spoke much English. So, they struggled, A LOT, answering a few menu questions before I ordered.

Yummy Indochinese right at the heart of Belltown-SLU and is filled with hungry Amazonians. I liked how the Menu was planned. I wasn't sure what to order and luckily they also had a combo with an entree and an appetizer.My pick:Chilli Rice bowl Veggie ManchurianVeg Friend RiceI took the Chili rice bowl with a substituted Fried Rice. The bowl was yummy and oozing with a fine tangy sauce base for the veggie manchurian that came along with it. I would totally recommend placing your order in advance and picking it up since the wait time is longer than expected. Don't forget your green sauce for a contrast to your dish.

Got Stale chicken when I've ordered the Chilli Crispy Chicken. Was upsetting to spend $18 to get stale chicken.