Ink Sack,

1 World Way, Los Angeles, CA 90045

"Quiet little cafe tucked at a corner. Serves Vietnamese inspired Sandwiches. I tried the pork one but didn't realise it has pickles. I don't fancy pickles and will usually pick them out. These go well with the BBQ pork though. It turns out pretty decent but you've got to have a liking for sour tastes. They also have me a free packed of chips."

"Terrible. Ruined my last trip. I don't know how this kind of store remains at the airport. Picture is BLT. Where is B ?"

"Please please please DONT EAT HERE IF VALUE IS WHAT YOU WANT! Though the food tastes pretty good it’s literally the size of half a sub, charged for $13-16….it is totally NOT worth the money… Totally ripped off with my last feed before I leave America… The picture shows a 1/3 eaten sandwich and my hand is tiny!"

"The work flow of this place is truly depressing. 30 min wait for a club sandwich and as I sit here and watch the employees, I’d say that about 80%-90% of their time is ate up by just poor work flow management. More time is spent away from the register and away from the “assembly” area than actually accomplishing tasks. The place is not busy at all. It’s just bad work flow. Hopefully the food is good but at this point, it’s unlikely I’ll get it before I need to grab my flight."

"I was starving, and they had me captive for the layover between flights, so I knew what to expect. Employees seemed apathetic, the sandwiches are tiny, and you'll give up a pretty penny for one ($13 for a sandwich). On the bright side, I found the Bahn Mi pretty tasty."