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1Essence Restaurant

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Nestled in the heart of Hanoi's Old Quarter, Essence Restaurant is a sophisticated dining venue located within the Essence Hanoi Hotel & Spa. This elegant restaurant offers a blend of traditional regional Vietnamese specialties and Western cuisine, providing an array of options for discerning travelers. The menu showcases authentic Vietnamese delicacies such as duck coconut curry, bun cha, and cha ca la long alongside Western fare.

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Very tasty food. The Bun ca is very clean compared to the street versions (of course). Very prompt service from waitresses that spoke excellent English. Perfect place to experience street food without the fear of getting tummyaches, even if it's a little modified from the original street version.

Disappointing experience for my partner and I. Booked a table for our Christmas Dinner after reading the food reviews. When we arrived, the place was stuffy and we had to inform the staff. The place was cramp and you can easily hear the conversation from tables all around you so nowhere near a fine dining restaurant in my opinion. The fried squid came cold (?), the table beside us had the same comment. The beef was tough and fried noodles was way too oily. The dessert could have been ok without the cheap tasting chocolate syrup. Their saving grace was the pumpkin soup we loved and their wine (this cannot go wrong). We've given our feedback to the ground staff because it was way below expectations. Though they'd given us a 20% discount, I don't think we will recommend anyone given the price tag. We ended up having to get street food dinner because we cannot bring ourselves to finish what was served. Overall, for the service I will say its a 5/5. The staffs spoke good English and were attentive. The food however was what we were there for, and it clearly was not up to standard.

The restaurant is very nice, the food taste good, especially the coconut beef curry and salad, that my favorite. The waitresses were very nice and come right to you when you have eye contact with. I like the waitress, Mai Nat, she was cute, polite and provide good service. If you would like to end your vacation with one fine dine, this is the choice. Highly recommend.

Saved the best for last. I will definitely make it a point to come here every time I am in Hanoi! Really amazing food in a nice hotel Setting. Staff were really friendly and helpful with food suggestions. If you need modifications done to the food (like less spicy), they can help! Lunch spread was a variety of local food done in a more finesse style. Especially amazing was the hot plate meat and the coconut-cooked dish. Check the pics to understand what I mean! The only thing the pictures cannot do is let you smell how delicious it was! This is a great place for nice family meal and a great way to end a holiday.

We came here for a friend's Birthday in Sep 2023 and the staff could not have been more lovely or helpful! I even made a mistake with my booking and they were so helpful in reorganizing. We ordered a dining package to make the table special, and the team took on board the special request for some of the flowers to be pink and even matched the cake too. Beautiful and fun evening. The food was great too!

Excellent food, more luxurious setting, outstanding service. Definitely one of the best restaurants in Hanoi. Food is very high quality, taste is absolutely authentic northern Vietnamese cuisine and it's presented beautifully. Price is very fair for the provided quality. Absolute recommendation!

Had a lovely dinner here after seeing photos of the beautiful food and view. We walked over from our hotel in the Old Quarters and received an impeccable experience from Lily, James, and Nat! They were attentive, hospitable, and even brought us surprise cakes to celebrate our honeymoon! Our favorite items were the mango daiquiri, beef papaya salad, cha ca, and violet rice dessert. Highly recommend!

We had lovely dinning experience food was wonderful with you stay at the Hotel! The staff were wonderful and amazing customers service! Much thank you to our waitress Kim_Tess_Nora!

We really loved the food we ate in connection with our stay at Aura Boutique Hanoi Hotel & Spa. Nice wide range of breakfast buffet. The evening menu was delicious, very tasty. Great atmosphere and top service with very friendly employees.

Beautiful place, splendid decor, well knowledgeable butler's & delicious food. This place has it all. Must visit if you want to try out exquisite Vietnamese food.

05.09.23 Excellent service. Speaks good English. Service was very accommodating with various questions and requests. Even helped with sightseeing quotations and recommendations. Ordered duck in coconut - yummy. Cute presentation. Has taro inside too. Grapefruit salad with shrimp was very good too. Gave us complimentary shrimp chips and ate it with the salad. Ordered passion fruit mojito and modified elixir drink - both very good. Take hotel lobby up to restaurant. Also went to rooftop bar for sunset views.

We had a delicious meal here one afternoon. The restaurant has fantastic views over the city and is beautifully decorated. Daisy our waitress was very kind and helpful and the menu was varied. Even though it is in the hotel (guests receive 10% discount), it is open to the public, I would highly recommend it.

Excellent restaurant with affordable Vietnamese cuisine and international fare! Two appetisers (the fried spring rolls and the mango and shrimp salad), two "mains" (fried rice with chicken and the beef in bamboo dish) and a dessert were enough for four girls. I was expecting it to be ruinously expensive, given the ambience and the location, and was rather surprised that the bill was only about USD 32. Service was impeccable; our server was very friendly (she speaks English and a bit of Chinese too!) and made sure that we felt very welcome.

This restaurant is on top of the AIRA Hotel. We are staying for 2 nights and opted in for the breakfast each morning. The food was incredibly fresh with a great buffet selection of western and Vietnamese foods. You can also order several items freaking prepared from the kitchen in addition to the buffet. Nora, Kim, and Tess immediately greeted us with warm smiles and politeness. They took incredible care of us and made the experience that much more enjoyable. Thank you all so much! Highly recommend.

Best lunch in Hanoi..my frens planned a surprise birthday celebrations for me with the help of the lovely ladies May, Nora, Tess. Attention to service and with big smiles. Our plate of dessert was replaced immediately when she noticed there was a defect on plate. Top star service.

Amazing restaurant located on the 9th floor of a hotel, we ate only western food and it was very good, after we finished we went up to the sky bar for a great view! Very recommended!

It’s a fantastic restaurant. The food is yummy, presents with amazing features, the view is fantastic too. The service is excellent. I do recommend to try one on your visit to Hanoi. We had great time on our lunch!

this place is such a godsend. why was i out trying all the food when the hotel had so much good food and the price is very very decent!!!! the hanoi sunrise is also a strong drink and the rooftop bar is just amazing. i will so want to come back here again! beautiful, delicious and very professional restaurant ! i wish i had more space for the hotplate buncha!

Elegant decorations and cosy environment. The food is Vietnam style with great presentation. The service is very nice and recommend friends to gathering here.

2Bun Cha Ta Hanoi

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Bun Cha Ta Hanoi is a popular spot known for its gluten-free options and traditional Vietnamese cuisine. The restaurant specializes in bun cha, a classic Hanoi dish featuring charcoal-grilled fatty pork served in a soupy bowl with pickled vegetables, sticky rice noodles, and fresh greens like lettuce, perilla, coriander, and mint. Unlike other regions in Vietnam where bun thit nuong is prevalent, bun cha reigns supreme in Hanoi.

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This place was incredible!! My boyfriend and I were searching around to find a place with good reviews, but not too crowded like most places that are well-liked. I'm not sure if it was the time of day (2:00 pm), but it was not at all too crowded and yet the reviews still completely lived up to our experience. We got two very large meals, two waters, and a beer for about 180,000 Vietnamese dong ($8), and they even had vegetarian options which were great for me. The best part, however, was our server. Her name was Anna and we were both completely charmed by her! She was attentive, so sweet, and she sat and talked with us for a while, answering questions about the country. She even brought our entire floor a free sample of their house-made rice wine! I highly recommend this place, and even more, I recommend the family that runs it. Go to this place as soon as possible!!

Really good! Our first proper taste of bun cha, and it was really tasty. The pork was super tender and the broth was really flavourful. We found a little caterpillar in our salad, but at least it’s fresh! The only downside was that the restaurant was lacking atmosphere, I know music in restaurants isn’t super common here, but it would’ve been nice as it was quiet. Lovely staff!

First time eating Bún Cha, recommended by my free walking tour guide. Has got to be my favorite Vietnamese food! Savoury, slightly sour soup with juicy grilled pork meat balls with rice vermicelli… heaven! Spring rolls were also super awesome. Service was great, too. If you have no idea how to eat this, feel free to ask the servers.

We met with the friendliest and most welcoming lady who showed us to our table and explained the best dishes and how to enjoy our dishes. We had number 2 and number 10. Bun Cha soup was piping hot, really refreshing, and soothing to the soul. The meatballs (came in both orders) were really tender and we ordered an extra portion of just meatballs! Spring rolls were so crispy! She gave us more herbs and more soup when we finished.

It was my first Bun Cha in Hanoi and I must say it tasted rather nice. Haven't tried the other "presidential" place or other street ones, so I don't know how does this one compare, but I definitely had a pleasant meal at

BunChaTaHanoi I had noticed that the majority of diners were foreigners/tourists like myself, so I don't know how this recipe reflects to locals' taste buds. Also, the lady serving on the second floor is pure class, served each table with a genuine smile and patiently recommended/explained how the dish should be eaten.

The employee girl was super nice :) she explained how to best eat my meal when I got my food. There was construction going on right by the wall I was sitting on 1st floor. The employee apologized and asked me if O want to move. So kind and attentive. Even after the meal she made sure I was okay to go because it was raining. 110% recommend!! I got number 1. The meat ball had smoky flavor that was really good :)

Lovely place. Very unique food to me. Definitely not found in Singapore. The taste is similar to tangsuyuk sauce but just a more watery version actually. The meat and spring roll was amazing, meat has the usual Vietnamese herbs. The spring roll was so unique and nice.

Absolutely Wonderful! My family & I had the pleasure of dining here twice on Vietnam vacation and it was our favorite restaurant of our entire trip! The Bun Cha was absolutely amazing and the best we’ve ever had! The atmosphere was nice (we had the room on the second floor with about only 6 tables). We had the same waitress, Thuy, both times and she was simply an amazing person. She was so nice and took the time to get to know her customers. We had some great conversation with her and even got to know the people at the table next to us. The price was a bit more than most places we eat, but it was totally worth it! We also had a meal at Bun Cha Huang Lien (the famous place where Obama dined with Anthony Bourdain), but Bun Cha Ta has them beat, so if you have the choice, go to Bun Cha Ta instead, you wont’ be disappointed!

Owner & staffs are friendly. Food is delicious! Although I’m not pork lover ,I love the pork in the soup 😋& rice noodles.fried spring roll is good too. If you are ordering both noodles soup & fried spring roll, you can order the set meal. Cafe Trung is good too .Prices are reasonable 👍

Looking for a place to have pho, I found this genuine gem for a unique dish that is original from Hanoi - Bun Cha. Never heard of it before but it was so delicious. Also, the place itself was so cozy and the service was outstanding and very helpful walking me through the menu. 100% recommended

Bun Cha is my favourite dish from all of Vietnam. The restaurant staff are lovely, the food is delicious, and comes quickly. Sometimes you can sit upstairs as well. Make sure you add lots of fresh greens, garlic, and chilli if you like a bit of spice to your bun cha. We ate here 3 times on our travels this year, it’s always great. The recommended dish on the menu number 1 comes with spring rolls too that are really nice and it’s great value for money 😄💖

Quick and attentive service and affordable food. The bún chả was fine - honestly, not my favourite Vietnamese dish, but definitely worth trying while you're in Hanoi. The spring rolls were nice, and I recommend ordering the 'full option'.

Most delicious bun cha with unlimited supply of fresh herbs , everything is just right in terms of taste and ambiance. Lovely setting and comfy place and we got to taste the seasonal homemade apricot drink and the owner, Amy, surprise us with a happy drink, Vietnamese whisky that hits the right spot. Must visit 🤗💜

1st Bun Cha we tried on this Hanoi trip, found this one got the very high ratings, so we get it a try. Not particularly impress with their Bun Cha, a bit too sweet for us. There were few youngster working there, the young girl brought us the menu, I told her we will order after we look through the menu, but I need to repeated 3 times, then only she understand we need sometime to look at the menu, then only she walked away. We ordered 2 beer as well as the 2 sets of bun Cha with the spring rolls. When they served the beer, we realised is can instead of bottle, so we requested the glasses. When I poured mine into the glass, I found something, like jelly form kind of thing, so I told them, a young lad, he took it away, inspecting what is that, and talked to the rest of the staff/owner for minutes…. Seems like I was making the trouble? After about 4 minutes, then they finally decided to bring me a new can…. Really? The worse thing was, the young lad, who basically like to practice his English with us, actually we were fine with it, but something really unbelievable what he said to me, he said: I think the beer is fine, he repeated 2-3 times, and I just responded then you can have it then, and he still repeat again: I THINK THAT IS FINE….. It was quite a shock, sometimes the common sense of some people (like to making excuses, but maybe they think they are explaining….) who working in the hospitality industry… is shocking

Amazing Bun Cha within the Old Quarters, their recommended dish was really appetizing and was extremely affordable price for the amount we ate. We spoke to the server and also got to know that they recently got Michelin recommended! Definitely worth the try!

The upstairs room with the floor-level sitting is cozy. The staff is really nice. We had our first Bun Cha and we were very suprised how good it is. The portions are good. We want to eat it more !

Tried Bun Cha for the first time and I really loved it. The spring rolls were amazing too. The hosts were very friendly and also educated us on how the dish had to be eaten. Definitely going back for more

Awesome experience. We ordered the suggested plates and loved it. The ambient was very exotic for us and we liked it - there were some damages to the walls, seats and to the deccoration, but it didn't bother us. The food had a mix of flavours we never tasted - we couldn't tell if it was salty or sweet - and that was amazing. We repeated many dishes, had the local beer too. Service is quick and efficient. There were three tables upstairs and we shared the table with different people who came in and out. I recommend it for the ones willing to have a light dinner, chill out and just enjoy the local cuisine with ease and away from the street chaos.

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3Cloud Nine Restaurant

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Cloud Nine Restaurant, located on the 9th floor of La Siesta Premium Hotel in Hanoi's Old Quarter, offers a classical ambiance reminiscent of the Indochina era. The menu showcases iconic dishes from various regions of Vietnam, including spring rolls and fragrant beef noodles. With breathtaking city views, impeccable service, and a fusion of Vietnamese and international cuisine made with high-quality ingredients, Cloud Nine stands out as a top dining destination in the area.

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Excellent food and service. Everything we ordered was delicious! Our waiter Khanh was great and treated us very well. We came to Hanoi for our honeymoon and they sure made it special!!

Beautiful, brand new restaurant, Cloud Nine is located on the ninth floor of the La Siesta Premium Hang Be hotel. The decor is a mix of classic Indochina aesthetics and modern geometric tastes. Menu, though small, is a good mix of Vietnamese and Western influenced dishes. Everything is priced reasonably. At the table, food is presented really beautifully, and elevate even the most humble of local dishes. The let down however was the taste itself. While all the dishes were vibrant and fresh, the flavours were not homeruns, and not terribly memorable. Good news is, there's lots of room to improve here, and I hope it does! This dining space has a lot of potential. Kudos to the absolutely lovely service staff who were professional and warm. Both our servers also spoke good English, a bonus for non-Vietnamese speaking guests. Would recommend purely for the ambience and service, if not for the food. Decor: 5/5 Menu: 4/5 Food: 3/5 Staff: 5/5 P.S.: The washroom located in the middle of the dining room without sound insulation is a bit weird. Hearing people flush while eating a meal is disconcerting 😅

An amazing restaurant. Decor and atmosphere was great. It was my girlfriend’s birthday and they were able to squeeze me in last minute. Service was brilliant especially from Huuy (Louis). I requested a small birthday cake which was provided which made her day. Must visit place in you’re in Hanoi

Great food. Awesome view. Very friendly and professional waiters and waitresses.

Best resturant with great services. Provided us with free mini appetiser and drinks to thank us dining with them. Price is affordable with fine dining quality dishes. Would definitely recommend to others!

- Foods: 4.5/5. The baguette was a bit tough when served. Other than that, main courses were fantastic. We ordered a Angus Tenderloin and it was a perfect main dish, soft and tender steak with some non-creamy mashed potato and veg on the side. The mushroom sauce is thick and flavorful as well. The star of the dinner was the beef spaghetti bolognese, which is a MUST TRY, hands down. A good amount of minced, fresh beef, spaghetti and parmesan in the mix. Not to mention the tomato sauce is no joke. - Drinks: not rated since I ordered plain water, but there was a variety of drinks options too, both per bottle and glasses with house wine options available. Heard the mocktail is pretty good. - Services: 10/5. The staffs are really hospitable, accommodating and professional. They serve welcome starter and goodbye drinks, free of charge, which makes the whole dining experience pretty comfortable. - Price: 5/5. Surprisingly affordable for a fine dining restaurant. You can comfortably order a starter, soup, main course and drink at total not more than 1mil VND per pax. Or you can just order the course meal. - Vibes: 4/5. The restaurant is located at 9th floor of a hotel, and has a pretty good view of the surrounding old quarter. So now you know next time you get here, book a window table :)). The decoration follows the hotel setting, which is an indochine concept. Not so much on the cozy size, but felt modernized mixed with vintage. May be a bit cold. Review dài quá nên lười dịch. Nhà hàng chủ yếu là người nước ngoài đến ăn nhưng chúng ta hoàn toàn có thể đến thưởng thức. Recommend!!!

Cloud Nine Restaurant is a true gastronomic delight, blending exquisite cuisine with captivating decor seamlessly. The attentive staff further enhances the overall enjoyment, creating a welcoming atmosphere. For those seeking a perfect fusion of good food and an enchanting setting, Cloud Nine Restaurant is an absolute must-visit destination.

Great view! My fiance had the chef’s tasting menu which contained 4 courses, including dessert. I got the tom yum soup which was delicious and some rice with vegetables. We managed to find a table very last minute and the staff was very friendly. Overall, good experience. The prices are on the high side for Vietnam bur bear in mind that this is a fine dining rooftop place.

J’ai passé le jour de l’an dans ce joli restaurant. Service plus que parfait et super soirée. Je recommande. Nous ne mangions pas de viande , et nous avions le choix du poisson pour le menu du nouvel an. (Translated by Google) I spent New Year's Day in this lovely restaurant. More than perfect service and great evening. I recommend. We didn't eat meat, and we had the choice of fish for the New Year's menu.

I visited Cloud Nine with my office team. The food was great. I tried Lamb Rack with red wine sauce. It was my first time ordering such a dish, I liked the taste, though the quantity is very low to that price tag, and I tried the Hanoi summer rolls and fruit platter, both ware decent in taste. The ambince is very good, you will be seated at the top floor and you can access the Lighthouse Sky bar, with a decent view of the city and red river.

Amazing restaurant! The view is stunning and the food delicious. The staff was extremely friendly. Highly recommend making a reservation at the Cloud Nine Restaurant. You won’t regret it!

I had the western set menu which comes up to 790K per person. The asparagus, spinach and shrimp soup was very herbaceous. The rocket leaf salad with scallops came with 2 scallops. I wished there was a better scallop to salad ratio. The rocket leaves also seemed to have oil drizzled on it which made it have an oily mouthfeel. For my main, I selected a 180g beef tenderloin served with black pepper sauce. The beef was cooked according to my specifications, and the mashed potato at the side was pretty dense. Finally, the dessert was Panna Cotta with green young rice flavour and this tasted more like a pandan flavored Panna Cotta, which was pretty good. I loved the amount of detail put into this dessert, like the additional gold leaf. I also got myself a Virgin strawberry mojito, and I really liked that the strawberry tasted very natural and wasn't overly sweet. The service was also quite attentive, asking if each dish was to my liking. Also, as it was my friend's birthday, they brought out a birthday cake too.

After the spa session at the hotel, I came here for lunch. I had the 3 course meal which I found value for money, everything was delicious and staff were welcoming and attentive. I was happy with the meal and don’t mind going back for lunch again.

Probably the best food in Hanoi. Elegant restaurant with top quality food at reasonable prices. We had Vitamin Sea set which consisted of perfectly cooked lobster, prawns, scallops and snails in an amazing Vietnamese style red sauce and green chilly sauce. Accompanying the seafood platter was a refreshing salad. After trying many restaurants in Hanoi, Cloud 9 was definitely number one of the top end restaurants here. We also shared a coconut, red bean dessert and a mocktail , both delicious. Overall we paid 1,400,000 dong which was not bad for such a high quality meal.

Booked this for my husbands 50th birthday meal while we were on holiday in Hanoi. It was perfect for a special meal! Gorgeous surroundings, delicious food and great service. This restaurant definitely deserves its fabulous reviews.

4Hoang's Restaurant - Vietnamese Cuisine & Vegan Food

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Hoang's Restaurant - Vietnamese Cuisine & Vegan Food is a charming spot located in the heart of Hanoi's old quarter. It has gained a reputation as one of the best restaurants in the area, offering super friendly service and delicious Vietnamese dishes. The restaurant is known for its tasty food at reasonable prices, making it popular among locals and visitors alike. The modest yet elegant space features delicate details, creating a welcoming atmosphere for diners.

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We ate here twice and tried several local dishes. Everything was tasty and fresh and the waitresses were very nice. The pancake and cha ca were the best, as they were light, tasty and fun to eat, as you had to build your own mini-wraps using the given ingredients. Unlike what we read in some reviews, we were not at all pressured to give a TripAdvisor / Google review, they just asked us to fill a short survey at the restaurant. The waitresses were good at paying just the right amount of attention to you - some other customers were asking lots of questions amd chatting, while we were shown how to eat our food and then left to enjoy it. The prices were reasonable for the quality of the food and service, from 90k for pho or starters to max 200k for main dishes.

Visited tonight after seeing the great reviews and it didn’t disappoint! We ordered the fresh chicken spring rolls, stir fried beef in black peppercorn sauce and the Hanoi traditional fried pork - all dishes were great (I was keen to get stuck in and had to take my pic mid feast!) We were served by the lovely Alex who made sure we had everything we needed and also helped with using the rice papers. Would definitely recommend here if in the area!

Tiep was our server and he was very helpful in our food selection. My daughter has celiac disease, and he communicated with the kitchen to ensure that her meal was safe for her. The food was very good. I had the Bùn Chà which was better than I tried in other restaurants. Will return before we leave Hanoi.

Good food and you get really good service from very friendly servers like Jack who can speak very good English and Chinese. A place where the staff are happily working and having fun in serving customers with a heart.

Delicious food! Everything we ordered was so good, and our server Lisa was very sweet and knowledgeable. I highly recommend their egg coffee, explained very well by Tiep!

The best place in Hanoi for Pho and spring rolls! I love their pork with quail eggs, too. Haven’t tried their desserts yet but will definitely come back! Don’t forget to order their coconut coffee!

We were happy with the food cause it has all the Vietnamese favorites in one store. Prices weren’t too bad also, our total bill was 1M VND for 5 people. Kevin, our waiter, was also very accommodating and friendly. He even gave us recommendations on where to go around in Hanoi. Definitely recommend :)

The moment we walked in, the atmosphere was very welcoming and relaxed. Ordering the food was easy and it was absolutely delicious, we would highly recommend coming here. But most of all, Tuan who looked after us, he is very funny, knowledgeable and friendly. He made our lunch a wonderful experience.

We went here because of the highly rated review on trip advisor, and it was up to our expectation. The venue was ok and clean, we had a comfortable dining experience there. The staffs were super friendly and very helpful, they gave us the recommendation and explain all the menus to us before ordering, and taught you how to eat some of the dish. The food was very nice, one of the best foods I tried while in Hanoi. The bun cha was a little different style than other restaurants, but it was very good nonetheless. The spring rolls was the best, so good that we ordered more. We definitely will come back when we visit Hanoi again.

We had the Vegetarian Noodle Stirfry and the Morning Glory with garlic. It was fresh and delicious. The great fruit juice was perfect. The service was super fast and friendly. Tran’s team were very attentive and helpful to all the diners. Menu is clear and easy to understand. Highly recommend for a tasty diner and all round great experience.

I don’t usually give too many “all 5s” but this one deserves it. Popped into on a weekday night and was seated immediately in a calm but cool dining room. Aircon is nice and cold and the staff are very friendly. The place is little bit tucked away behind parked motorbikes but otherwise very easy to find. Food was served promptly and fresh. I was particularly impressed with how fast the food was served and the temperature! Hot! By the way, ask for Linh, she’s a great server.

Food was great and very filling. Lots of vegetarian options to choose from and good variety. Jack was also very friendly and gave some interesting insights on Vietnamese culture. Will come back here when I visit Hanoi again.

Fantastic food and service. You must visit this restaurant when you come to Hanoi. Anna and the team were kind and professional. They suggested a range of incredible dishes and drinks. We came back on our last day in Hanoi and had to try some more food. Hana showed us how to eat the traditional fried pork. We were so appreciative that she took the time to show us and make sure we were experiencing everything in Hanoi.

Tuan was an exceptional waiter! We had such a lovely experience on top of a delicious meal! Definitely one of the best places we dined in Hanoi!

One of the best food experiences in Hanoi. Beef wrapped in betel leaves was too good and the shrimps with cashew were very yummy too. Tiep helped a lot with food selection and portion sizes. He also obliged to our customisation requests and gave us exactly what we wanted. Good food, good service and awesome atmosphere. Do go here if you are in Hanoi.

I recently had the pleasure of dining at this restaurant, and I must say it was a delightful experience. The food was exquisite, with flavors that left a lasting impression. What truly set the evening apart was the exceptional service provided by Kevin. His attentiveness, knowledge of the menu, and friendly demeanor enhanced our dining experience. Kevin went above and beyond to ensure we felt welcomed and attended to throughout the meal from start to finish, the service was prompt, and his genuine enthusiasm for his work was evident. The combination of delicious food and Kevin's outstanding service makes the experience a standout choice. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a memorable dining experience.

The caramelised pork belly with quail eggs is lovely; I can finish two bowls of rice with the dish! Highly recommend this restaurant: reasonable price and top-notch food. The staff is professional and attentive.

We ordered some items here and it was worth a shot. Specially the non veg spring roll. Daisy has provided us the complete assistance, great service and despite having the language barrier, she remained sweet and gentle with us.

We had excellent food and a very kind and professional advise and information from Daisy regarding the food we have chosen. She really was absolutely very friendly and we loved the food. Best place to be in Hanoi. Brgrds Mario

We just had the best dinner at Hoang’s and were served by Daisy who was possibly THE BEST waitress in the entire city of Hanoi!!! She was so attentive, explained the food and how traditional dishes were best to be eaten. I would definitely recommend a visit to Hoang’s for the delicious traditional foods at reasonable prices and the exceptional service. Make sure to ask after Daisy and say hello from her friend Fiona from Australia and that you read this review!! :)

Definitely highly recommended for tourists who have just arrived and still wondering where to start to try some local food. The dishes we ordered were all delicious, the servers can communicate in English and they will teach you how to enjoy the food you ordered , like wrapping with rice paper. We ordered Banana flower salad with shrimps, Beef wrapped in wild betal leaf, stir-fried beef with lemon grass & peppers and an egg coffee. Each time a sizzling hot-plate of food passes by, you will be turning your head to check it out and makes you hunger for more.

We passed by chance after returning from Ha Long bay and were welcomed in to a wonderful lunch. Food was fresh and tasty and we were very well looked after by Pamela our waitress. Highly recommend.

Great Vietnamese food and great service from Pamela. She can speak English fluently and teach us how to eat Bun Cha.

Visited this restaurant recently and had an amazing experience! The atmosphere was inviting, and the food was exquisite. What truly stood out was the impeccable service provided by Kei, our waiter. He was attentive, knowledgeable, and made our dining experience memorable. Will definitely be coming back!

Hoang’s restaurant has a great atmosphere and the food was delicious and large servings. We got a chicken & cashew stir fry and a chilli lemongrass chicken plate and both were fantastic. The drinks with fruit like juice and smoothies were freshly squeezed and very refreshing. We were served by Jack who was lovely and made sure we were happy with our service. Definitely a place to re-visit.

We tried Bettle wrapped Beef and Southern Styled Chicken dry Noodles and both were amazing! Made our day! Uyen's service was amazing! She explained us which dish to go for and also explained us on how to mix different things and have it. Amazing experience.

We ordered several dishes and the food was amazing. The restaurant is comfortable and spacious. A good alternative if you want to have a seating place instead of being on the streets. The Whale team looked after us and they were very friendly, fast and efficient.

5Bún Bò Nam Bộ Bách Phương

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Vietnamese restaurant

Bistro

Noodle shop

Located on Hang Dieu Street in Hanoi's Old Quarter, Bún Bò Nam Bộ Bách Phương is a popular spot known for its delicious Vietnamese cuisine. Despite its modest interior and small menu, this eatery has garnered a solid reputation and is highly regarded by both locals and travelers.

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Bun Bo Nam Bo is known for their fire grilled beef vermicelli. They also have a few other items on the menu, but you'll want to come here just for the beef vermicelli. Everything is cooked to order and comes out fairly quickly. Their sauce and veggies are all prepared and all you have to do is mix it up and eat. There are a few different ones on this street so make sure you go to the correct one. You'll know because there is always a crowd of people eating in the restaurant. There are a lot of copycats but only one of the original.

Excellent bowl of semi-dry beef noodles. There’s a mix of of rice noodles, beef, vegetables, bean sprouts, shallots I think(?), and a whole lot of other stuff. Service is fast as most ingredients are already scooped into bowls. They just add the beef, soup, beansprouts and other toppings after. But what made this dish great is their secret recipe sauce that’s at the base - you can see it if you push the ingredients aside. Our food tour guide helped add some recommended soy sauce and squeezed some lime in. I’ve never tasted any other noodle dish like this. A must-try if you’re in Hanoi.

If you want to try the typical beef noodle salad, this place got you covered. There's nothing much to do once you get a spot here, besides the Bun Bo there's only a couple of starters you can add to your order if you wish, and in a matter of seconds you're served with your bowl. Honestly, it was delicious, I enjoyed the food a lot. I would just point out that the tables are not cleaned/wiped when customers sit down or leave (but seems like it's pretty much like this in most traditional places in Vietnam), and there's a large trash bin just below every single table that, besides being a convenient option to quickly dispose of any used tissues, makes it feel a bit gross, as you'll be eating just a few inches away from someone else's trash. Anyhow, if you're travelling with an open mind and don't care about these details, I would still recommend this place for a quick bite.

This is the first time that I ate this kind of dish before. It delicious, warm & refreshing. Delicate subtle flavour. It’s a big bowl but I finished the whole bowl. A must visit indeed. Staff can speak a little english, enough for you to order & pay. Prompt serving. Definitely will come back before leaving Hanoi.

Decent Vietnamese cuisine, price is good (especially for this location). Staff is fast, everything inside is neat and clean, what makes experience even more enjoyable. I only didn’t like fresh spring rolls that much - they had too much noodles and almost no veggies. Shrimps were thin and pork meat was mainly contained fat. Spicy seafood soup was good though!

Had a delicious noodle soup here. One of the best I had in Vietnam. Only for ~EUR 2,50. Crowd is a mix of locals and tourist. Worth a visit if you are in the neighborhood.

Delicious and so simple. Staff are so fast with the service, and this place is popular with both locals and tourists. Make sure you mix the dish well before you eat it. The portion size for the normal beef Dale is quite large with plenty of noodles.

First meal in Hanoi and this is so nice! Ordered beef salad noodle and its very suitable for the hot weather. Very tasty and big portion.

Guys, the beef noodle salad is legit super good !!! Absolutely delicious we wanna come again! Dont need to try the herbal chicken and steamed pork roll - so so, not fantastic

Great place to try Bún bò nam bộ. Their popularity doesn’t disappoint. It was good and well prepared. We had one order of Bún bò nam bộ for two and it was enough for dinner along with some fermented pork sticks (that we didn’t like so much). If you are looking for a place to try this typical dish from Hanoi, don’t hesitate and try it here.

A place famous for its food but mainly catering to beef and pork lovers. The place serves Bun Bo Nam Bo, which is noodles served over fresh vegetables and served with meat, mainly beef. It's a hole in the wall restaurant but seems to be super famous. The only chicken options was the herbal chicken stew, which I had to order as my friend was tucking into the beef noodles. She enjoyed the beef noodles but the chicken stew was a bit too bitter. There was a strong flavour of ginseng making it feel like a medicine. I couldn't finish my chicken stew but the fresh watermelon juice helped a bit. Costing 205,000 VND or 10 sgd for two people which seems a steal.

Very good place to have noodles. The meat was tender and flavourful, and the sauce really mixed well with the noodles and vegetables. The one portion is good for one person, perfect size. The fermented pork rolls may not be for everyone, they're a bit sour but not very heavy in flavour. The fried pork wasn't anything special, but the coconut buns were very good. Would definitely come back again.

Our hotel recommended the place to us and it was totally worth trying. The staff are nice and very efficient, and the food.. the food is just awesome! It's a big serving of beef noodles, and the flavors of the ingredients blend well together.

Very clear place. Ordered all menus and great. Chicken soup was very similar Korean traditional chicken soup. Could feel my mom’s recipe. And the bread was really nice but about nem(?), it’s depended on the preference. A bit expensive 60K for one plate but okay for feeling a clean environment in old quarter.

Excellent beef noodles with fried bread balls (almost like donuts, but less sweet—donut texture). Service was fast but industrial, as is food production. Not a place to relax but definitely an excellent, fast, fresh meal. Recommended!

Craving satisfied. Yummy nutty warm noodle salad. Expect the beef to be chewy like a jerky with nice bits of fat. I really loved the sautéed beansprouts and the pickled vegetable (I think it’s some sort of root), it made the lettuce leaves soak in a great flavor. I like mine with just kumquat juice, vinegar and fish sauce, which brought out the smokey flavor from the wok! Their spicy sauce is a bit too sweet for me, but it made a great dip for the steam pork roll.

They say it's the best beef noodle salad in Hanoi. And by that they mean the best in the world. And they might be right. 90% of the sales in the restaurant is from Bun Bo Nam Bo. The dish is super fresh and has the right mix of flavors. Must visit when in Hanoi.

I was told this is the best beef noodles in Hanoi. I don't doubt them. I am not a beef eater, but so far, I am pleasantly surprised that the beef in Hanoi is well prepared. This has to be the best beef noodles I have ever tasted. I think they call is beef salad more than beef noodles. Its surely a healthy dish, and I think I might go back for a second bowl.

Only cash accepted! Food is so delicious, arrives in 2-3 mins, prices are very cheap, and staff are super kind. We didn't know it is cash-only accepted restaurant, and cashier let us to leave restaurant for withdrawing cash, and that was brave trustful manner which I liked most. Thanks to him for understanding people, and giving best service to customers.

Amazing food. Savoury and sweet with a mix of texture of the nuts and veggies crunch. The gravy is very delicious. Can skip the coconut dumplings. Nothing fanciful so save your calories for other food.

I discovered this restaurant through our tour guide. To my delight, it was truly amazing. Despite the fact that the place is not very large and the service is relatively slow due to batch cooking, the food was absolutely delicious. The beef noodle salad was a standout for me – a simple yet incredibly satisfying dish with amazing flavors and fresh ingredients. I wholeheartedly recommend it to anyone visiting Hanoi.

A flavourful bowl of vermicelli with lots of beef, vegetable and peanut flakes, very appetizing and couldn't stop eating after the first bite. Their fermented pork roll is delicious too! Highly recommended 👍

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6Madame Hien Restaurant

4.2

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expensive

Vietnamese restaurant

Madame Hien Restaurant is located in a beautifully renovated villa designed by Francois Charles Lagisquet, the architect behind the Hanoi Opera House. The restaurant, opened in 2010 by French chef Didier Corlu as a tribute to his Vietnamese grandmother, offers traditional Vietnamese cuisine with a strong French influence. Despite facing challenges due to Covid-19, it continues to welcome both local and international diners.

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Madame Hien comes highly recommended by locals and tourists alike! And with good reason! The fact that the place is always packed and it is really difficult to get a table unless you make a reservation, really says a lot about Madame Hien! Ambiance of the interiors gives you that classic French feel with Vietnamese hues. The menu thrives with local specialities that come in small servings; but prepared with excellent quality. Once the food arrived at our table, we just devoured everything to bits. The food was that good. Try everything from the duck to the squid to the pork and others, you can’t go wrong with your selections. Service crew was very attentive throughout the meal period. And were very much friendly.

Highly recommend eating here. The food was delicious and beautifully presented. The duck 3 ways was very special. The staff couldn’t have done more to help. We loved meeting the founders grandson and hearing about the significance of the dishes. The courtyard setting is also lovely.

Came for new year’s eve dinner. It’s a little family restaurant (half French half Vietnamese) where mom cooks based on grandma’s recipes. Dad is a lovely French guy who welcomes all the guests in a super friendly way. The flavours these people create are of a very high level. I’ve been to Michelin starred places who didn’t bring this level of quality and skill. Very impressive and wonderful value for money. And that black sesame ice cream at the end was just incredible. Definitely a must visit when you’re in Hanoi!

The restaurant was recommended by a local friend as a fine dining place. However, apart from the nice environment, English speaking waiters and high hygienic standard, I would say the food is quite average. However, by saying that I think it's still so much cheaper compared to a Vietnamese restaurant say in London and here at least the food is authentic. Would recommend to first time travellers if you want find a clean restaurant to start your food exploration journey, you cannot go wrong with food served here. :))

Very delicious healthy Vietnamese food. I took a menu with a soup, a starter, main menu, and a dessert. Surely the price is quite high, a tourist price. But still I’d recommend this restaurant as a good start point where you can start your culinary journey in Hanoi without failure. English speaking staffs, visa accepted.

Prices are on the high side but it's worth it due to the nice environment and great service. I would highly recommend this place for first time visitors to Hanoi. You can try the many different Specialties of Hanoi. They may not be the best but most are good.

If this place doesn’t end up on 50 Best in the near future I’d be shocked. A beautiful courtyard style restaurant in the old quarter in a beautifully refurbished building, the restaurant is a bastion of calm from the craziness of the streets. Elevated street food with lots of passion is on the menu. It’s a family run establishment, but serves food any top cosmopolitan city restaurant would be proud to put on the table. The pho was 100% the best I’ve had in all of Vietnam (and I ate a LOT) and the shrimp and mango spring rolls are an absolute delight. Beautiful textures and flavors, and served with a personal touch.

This is my favorite place to bring family in the busy Hanoi. The restaurant is quiet and elegant with the traditional French architecture. The food was excellent, we did not do the full meals but we was very happy with the cocktails and deserts The hospitality is great considering the customer service around Hanoi is not very customer-centric. Definitely come back next time we are in Hanoi

Exsquisite dining in a top quality restaurant with multilingual staff providing an excellent service, informing patrons on both the dishes available and those you order. Signature cocktails and dishes, many of which are upscale versions of street food and traditional French-Vietnamese cuisine, all served in delightful building with outdoor seating. Good value dining off the set menu, otherwise a little pricier but well worth it. Best dining experience in Vietnam by far.

Amazing dinner in amazing contest, quick and kind service, they explain how to eat dishes. Very beautiful to be seen and very tasty. Price worth it, at all

Went to have dinner tonight and the experience was great. The Restaurant is clean with nice ambient and food was delicious. You must try the Salad Pomelo Prawn, Deep Fried Shrimps, Crab and Halong Curry, Madam Hien Rice and also the Green Tea Cake dessert😋😋. We truly enjoyed our dinner and hope to visit again next time.

7Duong's Restaurant

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5.0

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Vietnamese restaurant

Cooking class

Fusion restaurant

Nestled in the bustling Hanoi Old Quarter, Duong's Restaurant is a charming hidden spot offering an authentic Vietnamese dining experience. The cozy ambiance and traditional decor set the stage for savoring a menu that showcases the rich flavors of local cuisine. From the aromatic Pho to the succulent Grilled Fish with Turmeric, their signature dishes are not to be missed.

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Absolutely delicious food, amazing presentation and very courteous staff. Food is adequately priced. If you want to enjoy a tasty 'pho' and are looking for an upscale restaurant without burning a hole in your pocket - your search stops here. Enjoy 👍🏽

This is an expensive restaurant in the heart of Hanoi old quarter. The food and service of the staff was exceptional! I tried their chef recommended and restaurant favourite grilled catfish with rice noodles. It was served in a sizzling plate and the entire rice paper, sauce and rolling experience made my first Vietnamese food experience memorable. Food - 10/10 Service - 11/10 Ambience - 8/10 Location - 10/10 I would recommend this place if you don’t mind splurging for one nice meal. The staff was very courteous, they also offered a welcome dish which I thought was a nice touch!

It's not the best Vietnamese food in the country. Although some people say it is. Service and atmosphere are superb. The spring rolls are nice and pretty. Both fried and non fried spring rolls are provided. The Pho has hardly any beef. The soup has a light clean beef bone stock with a slightly enhanced flavor. The ground pork skewers did not have a superb pork taste. Most customers would not notice since they are dipped in sweet sauce. The desert was ice cream with mochi and red bean paste. That was Vietnamese set 1. It's a very nice combination. Foreign customers are impressed with the presentation and the sum of its parts. But individually, the dishes are not the best. I was there in June 2023.

Went to this restaurant after reading about it on the Hanoi Michelin Guide. The cuisine is of really good quality, you can sense the freshness of the ingredients. I was also enjoyed reading about the Chef's personal journey and vision on the Menu. Unfortunately, service is of poor attention. It really destroyed the experience for me, so even if the food was great, I will not be back because of the service and the atmosphere it generated. It could really be an amazing restaurant if they improved on these area. Also, something really strange: we wanted to try the hot chocolate cake as a dessert at the end of the meal, and we were told that it required an hour to be prepared. Such long times of preparation should be told in advance, in order to meet the client's needs.

The best restaurant we went to in all of Hanoi! They opened up a few days early for us ahead of their official reopening and hosted our rowdy group of 14. The food was SO delicious (seriously so so YUMMY), service was incredible, and the ambience was modern with Vietnamese charm. They even surprised us with a whole cake for our anniversary! As a Vietnamese-American, HIGHLY RECOMMEND especially if you’re from the U.S. and want a great sampler of authentic Vietnamese food but are a little nervous to try the street food.

Set out for dinner at anther restaurant that apparently had closed down. Stopped at a nearby hotel and the receptionist suggested this place. I arrived about 15 minutes after they closed. I explained the situation to James, the general manager, who greeted me upon my entrance and he invited me to stay and eat. After a quick glance at the menu I opted for a set Vietnamese menu with an appetizer, soup, entree and dessert. The spring roll appetizer included a fried spring roll and a traditional spring roll with shrimp & pork. Both were delicious. The BBQ pork was in a slightly sweet broth of fish sauce with a mild lemongrass flavor, and was amazing. The black sticky rice in yogurt with ice cream was the right amount of sweet to complete the meal. While I was apprehensive at first, it was quite good. This was the best meal I had while in Hanoi. The hospitality shown by James and his staff was exemplary. They made me feel very welcome even though I arrived late and was accrual "that guy". If you're in Hanoi, do yourself a favor and visit Duong restaurant, you won't be disappointed.

After having spent two days in the historical quarter,- we found this hidden gem of Vietnamese food. The quality was outstanding! I tried many spring rolls before, but not in this quality. Fresh, crunchy and so delicious. Extra sauce and an amazing combination of herbs and spices. The chef is one of the finest. Our second course was the next culinary surprise. We wanted to be safe and ordered papaya salad,- but the chef put it on a new level. Absolutely great. Main dish was no less than that. I’ll definitely come back and will highly recommend Duongs restaurant to all people who are in love with Vietnamese food.

I tried three things on the menu: fresh spring rolls, the cha ca (catfish), and grilled eggplant. Springs rolls were solid. Good flavour, but taste was bit overpowered by the basil leaves. The cha ca was fine? Rice paper was hard to roll cause it doesn’t get moist enough. The waiter/waitress needs to help monitor the fire because my veggies and some fish got burnt. (Can’t blame them, but would have helped). Catfish flavours .. not there, wish I got the pork. Grilled eggplant was delicious but it misses the “grilled” essence of it. The sauce was great. Overall experience 3.5/5. Staff was nice and tried to explain dishes but efforts fell short. Their attentiveness wavered as they just hung out at the bar, creating some gaps in service. Follow up was lacking after initial question whether I was done with my meal. In conclusion? Food was adequate but not wow, especially for the price they charge. Misses mark of being special.

Quality strongly decreased. We ate at Doung’s on the re-opening night after covid. This is our second time here. I remember the first time at Duong’s, in 2018, as an amazing culinary experience. Yet, this time the food was mediocre. I have been told that the chef is still the same. So what happened?

The best restaurant we were in Hanoi. We loved the food, the service, the place, everything. We tried the vietnamese set menu and everything was delicious. It was a nice lunch, probably a more expensive than the places around but it totally worth it. If you are in Hanoi you should tried this!

It was my favourite restaurant in Hanoi before Covid. Since then, the menu have less items. The Cha Ca (grilled cat fish) is still a must try. The staff is still great.

This was a very enjoyable meal with subtle twist on Vietnamese classics. It's a small (Vietnamese) menu. There are also several Western options. If you are doing standard classic dishes then to stand out is a real challenge. We think Duongs succeeds. The staff are efficient but certainly not overwhelming or obsequious. The two of us shared set classic 1 and 2 and it was excellent. We did feel that the ice-cream didn't work with the more subtle dessert - and we like ice cream,but otherwise great. Recommended

Full Update: We were so excited for the promise of a delightful culinary exploration with Duong tonight but unfortunately we were beyond disappointed with the entire experience instead. Overall, poor service, stale quality of food, and lack of care left all of us with regret, loss of time and empty stomachs. Made reservations 3 weeks in advance and a received acknowledgement of our booking including dietary restrictions so it was shocking to realize that none of that mattered. Service 1/5 - Abysmal, there was no attention or care after we were seated by the hostess. Food was dropped off with as much charisma and light as the watered down margaritas that were served. Our table was not cleared before the next plates was shoved onto an already full table. When I suggested that the young male server remove the empty plates before setting down our mains, it was like he saw a 3 headed monster. No serving utensils were offered - I suppose we were to use a butter knife for the duck breast? It took a few rounds before we had cutlery to serve our food. Food 2/5 - We ordered 4 starters and 2 mains to start. The fried Hanoi rolls, the Mango Seafood salad, salmon carpaccio and shrimp tarter. Saving grace was the inventiveness and flavor profile of the shrimp tarter. Hanoi rolls had a great presentation but nothing to call home about and the fading star of the mango salad was the nicely cooked squid. The salmon carpaccio was inedible - it was neither flavorful nor fresh. Definitely tasted like defrosted frozen salmon sliced incorrectly. We all had a small bite and left the remaining order. Had the attention of the servers been more astute, they would have noticed it was barely touched and we could have had a conversation. Again, not a big deal - let's wait for the main show, hopefully that'll get better!? NOPE. For our mains we ordered the duck breast and salmon both cooked medium. As you can see from the pictures, medium perhaps translates to overcooked at Duong? The duck breast were mediocre at best. The salmon as you can see from the photos had zero flakiness or redeeming quality. Tasted like defrosted frozen salmon that was thrown onto a baking sheet. I'm glad we didn't waste our time or money on ordering more mains. Highly disappointed that the chef would allow some of these dishes to come out of the kitchen. Ambiance 2/5 - We sat upstairs and while the air was cool, the aura was devoid of character. There was hardly any energy or life in the restaurant, maybe that's why the staff appeared quite somber. Perhaps something happened tonight that we're not aware of but we were able to hear a pin drop. Drinks 1/5 - Margaritas were bland and watered down, was hoping they resembled more like a cocktail and less like lime flavored water with a salted rim. They had sold out of their house white by 7pm tonight. I was told that I can order a bottle of white wine if I wanted but there were no glass options. Poor planning on the bartender's part but also inexcusable to not have an easy remedy on hand. I really wanted to love this restaurant and regret this experience when Tung (another elevated epicurean experience in Hanoi) was just down the road. I wanted to share my feedback with the staff but I don't think they cared - though I tried at the end to explain to our server that the salmon was inedible. We had to find another dinner after tonight. For over 1.8MM VND across 3 people, I would have liked to have a more favorable memory but alas, sometimes we don't get what we want. Someone please tell me I went to the wrong restaurant as there is no way this could have been Michelin rated/admitted. PS. They accept credit cards which is a bonus. They also charge a 10% VAT on top of their pricing, not sure why they don't just fold it in as with standard practice outside of the USA.

Micheline listed the restaurant. Very nice modern Vietnamese foods. Price is slightly high, but good enough service. Passion fruit cakes is very delicious.

Only had dessert here. Amazing chocolate mousse with vanilla ice cream, enjoyed absolutely every bite! Staff is nice. I do recommend 100% although a bit expensive.

8La Badiane

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expensive

French restaurant

La Badiane, which means "star anise" in French, is a renowned restaurant in Vietnam that offers a set French lunch and fusion menu. The menu features dishes like crabmeat brandade in dill perfume and yogurt mousse with crispy rice in passion fruit sauce. After enjoying a meal at La Badiane, visitors can explore Hanoi's West Lake by renting bikes from the Hanoi Bicycle Collective.

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Great classic fine dining with exceptional service. A lovely room topped off the experience. It felt like a Michelin starred European restaurant.

We had our anniversary lunch here. It was a wonderful experience. Not only are the set lunch options good choices and affordable, but they are so beautifully plated too! We love the beef gazpacho, thyme duck parmentier and more...

I decided to visit this place for lunch on a weekday without making a reservation, but luck was on my side as I arrived 15 minutes earlier than the official opening hour and managed to secure a table. The lunch menu offered a delightful selection at a more affordable price point. There were already enough options to choose from, and I must say, the design of each dish was visually appealing. And, of course, the taste lived up to my expectations, truly delivering a world-class experience. I highly recommend paying a visit to this place if you find yourself in Hanoi.

Food was extremely tasty. Service was great and super polite. The foie gras was done very nicely.

Excellent lunch. Delicious combination of flavors for a reasonable price of 700k for 4 course set menu with glass of wine. Nice ambience and pleasant service. Recommended

Sat with a group of people and I ordered the Caesar salad and others ordered the set lunch menu!! Very nice and good quality good but certainly not enough portion for the price!! Love the ambiance and the service and food is excellent 🩷🙏🏼

It was my last day in Hanoi, I booked for lunch and to my surprise, the special set lunch totally had me blown away. The taste of the pumpkin soup was exquisite and the foie gras was a great start but the best was yet to come. Salad was really fresh with a refreshing dressing, the salmon with mashed potato and the pink gravy was amazing. It was such a perfect lovely meal with the dessert to complete the lunch. I’ve never had such a satisfying meal in a very very long time. Definitely exceeding my expectations. Every dish amazed me and I could tell they pay meticulous attention to every single ingredient served. I was so happy and went back for dinner on the same day too. Service was great, welcoming and attentive even during full house. As a Michelin guide restaurant, no doubt they totally live up to the reputation.

The best meal I had in Hanoi. Everything is delicious. The lunch set is such a good value. We were there to celebrate my girlfriend’s birthday. They sat us the best seat in the house with rose petals on the table. Service is top notch. It was raining when we left, they helped us get a grab and make sure we stay dry when entering the car. A 5 star dining experience.

Wednesday weekly has live music. Fancy restaurant in Hanoi. Exceptional foods, wonderful service.

I have been here many times, the staff is very dedicated, the food is beautifully presented, the dishes bring enjoyment to customers. Especially if you go in the evening, especially with your loved ones, this is also a quite romantic place and suitable for a private evening.

Love the food. Went on a Wednesday night when they have live classical music performance. It's definitely added to the experience. Suggest booking in advance, you can just email them and their manager Lee is super nice and friendly

Nice service, good attention to details. I had the vegetarian courses which are great combination of flavors. A bit sweet in savory dishes for my taste but in overall the food is excellent. Nice ambiance. They offered a nice dessert for my anniversary. Recommend.

For our Hanoi trip, decided to try a French fine dining place and came across La Badiane which almost had really good ratings throughout from google and then we decided to give it a go! We took the degustation menu that consisted of a 5 course meal. Every course surprised us and tantalised our taste buds. Very well put menu that alternates between explosive and subtle as the courses went on. The main course which was the tenderloin was made to perfection with a very good combo of risotto & mushroom. Overall, it’s a lovely place and will definitely recommend 💯💯 Best Regards, Melissa from Malaysia

Great price for lunch 4-course menu. Also included a drink, you can do wine. Taste is good but its not wow. After dessert is served, waitress ask if we need tea/coffee and we didnt realize that was an extra order. (and our drinks not finished yet)

We got there quite late without a reservation. After a 15 minutes wait, they managed to accommodate us at a table upstairs. The attentiveness of the waitresses were impressive. I think they noticed that we were keen to be seated downstairs where the string quartet was and without us asking, they offered to switch us when a table became available. After our first course, we were promptly whisked to the main dining hall. The ambience is definitely much better here. I loved the high ceiling and interesting locals framed prints. The string quartet was amazing. The food was excellent. Every course was prepared and presented meticulously. Overall a thoroughly enjoyable experience.

9Cha Ca Thang Long

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Fish restaurant

Cha Ca Thang Long is a renowned restaurant located in the heart of Hanoi Old Quarter, offering a delightful dish called Cha Ca. This specialty features hemibagrus fillet marinated with garlic, ginger, turmeric, and special sauce. Upon ordering, the staff assists in assembling and cooking the ingredients on a sizzling pan at your table. The dining area exudes an elegant ambiance with traditional Vietnamese decor and spacious seating for large groups.

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How would I describe this place? You get a kind of catfish (I guess?) In a pan with some veggies. You also get noodles as a side dish. Fish is super tasty. You'll definitely love it. There's no smell from the fish (and no, I don't have Covid). You have to give this restaurant a try if you're visiting Hanoi.

Was very lucky didn’t have to wait long for a table on a Saturday night with many local Hanoi families coming here to eat too, they only had 1 dish on the menu and it came right up almost immediately. Enjoyed it while service demonstrated the local way of eating and enjoying the fried fish. Perfectly balanced meal

We were recommended this place by our hotel staff. Went in with very low expectations. It was a great experience. The food was delicious. We were lucky to not have to wait. Just one item on the menu and it was absolutely delicious. The spring roll was fresh and crispy. Not too over priced either. Seems like a very popular restaurant in the area. Would highly recommend it if you're ever in the area .

If you’re looking for something different in Hanoi, you’ve got to come here for their fish and dill stirfry dish that is a tasty mess of a meal. Their spring rolls are also unique and slightly addictive. Location is quite beautiful from the outside and they have multiple floors for seating. Overall definitely worth a visit!

I am so glad my friend recommended this restaurant to try this turmeric marinated fish dish which I understood is local to Hanoi only. The restaurant is clearly very popular among all the Vietnamese and was simply bustling. Turn around of tables was very very quick. Given they were very busy service was a little bit slow at the start but after we got served everything moved quickly. They help cook the fish and also assemble your first bowl of food for you. All the ingredients were very fresh. I would highly recommend giving this fish dish a try. It’s a set menu so makes ordering very easy. Some of the best spring rolls I have had as well ☺️.

They only serve set menu, mudfish and spring rolls. It look simple but taste extremely delicious and unique. Everything compliments each other. Will definitely visit again and recommend to anyone visiting Hanoi. Their passion fruit is surprisingly refreshing and good. Their price is set per head, that’s why you can see solo traveller or couples or big group of tourist eating in this restaurant.

Both myself and my colleague are only in town for business trip for 5 days and we been to this restaurant twice. You can imagine how delicious the food is for us. The fish meat presents good texture while still being soft and juice. Combining with the vegetables which absorb the juice and fat of the fish. The tasty is heavenly.

This place was packed when we arrived, so had to wait outside until a table was ready. Now I understand why. Cha Ca was so delicious - very fresh and crispy. Spring rolls were not bad either. Service was efficient and friendly. If I’m ever in Hanoi again, I’ll definitely return!

Such good food. I went around 6pm on Friday night and was able to be seated straight away and the food was served almost immediately after. You can get a set meal for one with the fish and fish spring rolls. Fully recommend if you are hungry as it’s a lot of food! They help to cook the fish and greens for you and my server was kind to show me how to eat it. Really recommend if you love fish! So so good. No other options on the menu.

This restaurant came highly recommended and definitely did not disappoint. They only have one item on the menu, which means service is quick, and there is very little wait time from the moment you sit down until the food is delivered. So what is Cha Cha? It's basically pan-fried turmeric fish with a ton of fresh dill and green onions. It's served with fresh noodles, roasted peanuts, veggies, and two sauces. You'll also receive a side of spring rolls. The fish is brought to the table and reheated/cooked with the dill and spring onions over a tiny heater. After you're served by the waiter, you can continue adding in the rest of the onions and dill at your leisure. Overall, it was a very tasty meal. The building is quite nice. However, we were seated right by the cash register, which resulted in my chair being continually grabbed by servers on the back every time they passed by to go to the cash. I'd suggest sitting somewhere else! Other than that, though, it was a very good meal, and I would recommend you try it when in Hanoi. It's popular for a reason.

Quite expensive with just 5 pieces of fish for 1 pax set menu (locals get a different menu with more options at a cheaper price). Fish taste average, spring rolls are good. The place was very crowded but it's quite likely to get a table fast as the restaurant has a few floors.

I have come to this place a few times over the last decade or so. It is great to see that they have done well and prospered They are best know for their name sake, Cha Ca, a kind of sizzling pan with marinated fish fillets with dill and spring onion. I’d say that they have kept up the quality of the dish and have honed their operation to such a degree that you don’t have to wait long despite the huge number of diners The atmosphere has dropped a bit simply because it has become so popular. Won’t hold it against them, though

I am someone who eats fish but no meat and one local shopkeeper recommended me to as definitely go to place for noodles and I definitely agree his recommendation. I went for my lunch on last day at Hanoi and I definitely am happy with my decision. Loved the food to fullest and enjoyed it like anything , the place was so amazing with great hospitable staffs and seems like it's a local favourite spot people kept coming and going in big numbers and place seems to be full all the time.... Loved it throughout and would love to go again when I'm next in Hanoi 😍😍👏

Excellent food and service. You got to love the restaurant that only serves one dish. Food is delicious and the atmosphere is great. The best Cha Ca I've had so far. Will definitely be back. Price to quality ratio is excellent!

This restaurant is popular with the locals. The fish and pork stomach intestine is pretty good. However, the portion size for 2 is on the small side. Although the restaurant was packed we got a table right away. This restaurant only serves fish and pork stomach intestines and the waiter prepares it for you. Around 200k per person.

A popular restaurant with local so that’s for sure positive! Lovely decor as you walk through the gates prior to entering the restaurant. We got a table straight away once we worked out which door to enter through. Only one option on the menu; turmeric marinated fish, with spring onions and dill, with a small selection of dry herbs, noodles, sauce and spring rolls. The waitress cooks the dish in front of you and then shows you how to build your bowl. The combination of noodles, fish, herbs, peanuts and sauce was delicious. I highly recommend you try this place.

first time trying this dish and it exceeded my expectations! staff were so friendly and taught us how to enjoy this dish as the locals do. only has this dish with a side of fried spring rolls which were nice and crispy but i still liked the main dish more.

Food was great! Quality & quantity-wise there was not much to complain about. Service: could have been a lot more attentive, but it’s expected. They dont come around to check unless you ask, but most of the time we just wanted something extra (more shrimp paste, more bowls or ice etc). Will still come back for sure!

Highly recommend. Good food. The fish is juicy, boneless, not fishy and shrimp sauce is really nice to mix with. Staff is helpful and food is served quickly. Should call to book the reservation first as it’s very crowded, especially on weekends.

You must try cha ca in Hanoi! Turmeric fried fish with dill and green onions. Served table side and you grill the fish yourself on a hot plate. You eat it with greens and vermicelli and it’s so yummy! Service was impeccable here. Ambiance was great as well. Food was good.

If there's only one dish you should try out in Hanoi, is this one (and non Vietnamese, do try the fish with the shrimp paste, not the fish sauce). The fish is juicy and tender, the shrimp paste is tasty. I love the generous portion of spring opinions and dill. What a healthy tasty iconic northern Vietnamese fare. And this restaurant has been our family's frequent haunt for more than 20 years!

10Bún chả Hương Liên

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Vietnamese restaurant

Noodle shop

Bún chả Hương Liên is a renowned eatery in Hanoi, known for its traditional noodles and grilled meat plates served in a simple and peaceful setting. The restaurant gained international fame after being visited by Anthony Bourdain and President Obama, resulting in the creation of an Obama-inspired meal combo. Despite its newfound popularity among Western tourists, the eatery still attracts local patrons.

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We had to try this restaurant that Obama and Anthony Bourdain went to. Reviews said that this was a tourist trap but the food was actually so good! The pork was cooked really well and the broth was very flavourful. Absolutely delicious! The restaurant was efficient so we were seated right away. We were luckily seated right next to the table that Obama and Anthony Bourdain ate at. Highly recommend you try this if you’re ever in Hanoi. P.S. Make sure you check your receipt before paying because they almost charged us extra for the wet tissue that they never even provided.

You can pay with cash only! They don't take credit card. Obama Combo is 120kđ. Bun Cha was good, but fried seafood roll was so so.

This is a restaurant visited by Obama. The pork and sausages are bbq and taste sautéed. The rice vermicelli is to be put in the soup which has lots of papaya slices. Seafood rolls are made of prawns, crab meat and pork. Amazing value for money and great tastes.

We came here to try Bún chả for the first time in our trip to Vietnam. The reviews and popularity of this place (for presidential reasons) didn’t disappoint. Even the place being odd and the service staff wasn’t the best (not smiling at all), the Bún chả was delicious. From the broth to the smoked flavorful meat. I recommend this place if you are looking for the food above all.

The Bun cha is really good! Delicious BBQ meat. Spring rolls are also very tasty. Since our Airbnb is right next door we’ve been there a few times in one week. Sadly only once we were able to try the skewers (they always seem to run out of them!!), also super tasty. It’s great they have a short menu because the service is efficient and there are no lines. The whole thing feels very genuine and the Obama angle gives it a fun twist 🍜

The Obama combo is a must try. The meat is very flavourful. GF Opinions: order one Obama combo per person, trust me, you don’t wanna share it. 10/10 would go back.

Amazing local food. You can tell it’s where locals like to eat and is not a tourist trap. The pho it served tasted exceptional and was bursting with flavours. The local beer is nice too. Also Obama ate here and they kept the cutlery he used and display it.

Bun cha was great, meat was perfectly cooked and the broth was delicious. The fried seafood roll was really good as well. *be aware that the wet napkins they handout are NOT free* My only issue here is that the server included in our tab 2 wet towels which we did not order. They were automatically given to us so I initially thought they were free then I noticed they were on the menu for 3k (not a lot of money but it's the principle). After I saw this I informed we didn't want them. The server seemed a little bothered by this. I also had to remind her to remove them for our tab otherwise we would have been charged. I think this is a poor business practice as it seems like a sneaky way to get a few extra dong. They should not be handed out unless someone asks for them as it tricks people into paying for something they think is free. For this reason I rated service a 2. The wet napkins also aren't necessary as you aren't eating with your hands and there are napkins available.

Absolutely tasty, I haven’t tried another bun cha but this one tastes great. The pork meat is soft and cooked right, the soup is a bit oily and delicious. The vermicelli is also very nice and sweet. Major props too for the owner for letting me go to ATM first because I left my money at hotel. Thank you for putting much trust on me haha.

If you are looking for a place to enjoy some authentic Vietnamese cuisine, check out Bún chả Hương Liên. They serve a mouthwatering combination of grilled pork and rice noodles with tangy fish sauce and garnished with herbs and vegetables. The portions are generous, the prices are more than reasonable and the flavors are unforgettable. Of course, not everyone is a fan of this place, especially the staff, who seem to have lost all interest in their jobs. They greet you with a bored look, take your order with a sigh, and bring your food with a shrug as if they are doing you a favor by serving you. Maybe they are tired of the fame or maybe they just don't care. Either way, don't expect any hospitality from them. This is definitely a must visit eatery in Hanoi. The barbecued pork is tender, juicy and smoky with a spicy glaze that pairs perfectly with the noodles and the sauce. It's the kind of dish that makes you forget about everything, even the disinterested staff. Just don't forget to bring your appetite and sense of humor. And maybe a tip for the staff, because they sure look like they need it.

The food here is great. The only thing is that the restaurant is a bit small and cannot accommodate a large group. Normal service, they just do their job properly. The restaurant is visited by many tourists and is located in a location that is quite easy to find. Reasonable price near the old town. 65VND for 1 bun cha and 1 drink

This is the Bun Cha place that Obama and Anthony Bourdain ate at. It took me awhile to finally come here because my Vietnamese friends told me it was overpriced and not as tasty as it should be. I finally decided to try it out and I disagree. So far, this is the best Bun Cha that I’ve had. The soup is hot, the pork is perfectly grilled, and all the ingredients are fresh. Yes, the price is about double compared to other local Bun Cha places but it’s worth it and it’s still very cheap compared to western standards. I highly recommend this place.

Had the Bun Cha and the Obama combo. Food is really tasty. Really nice grilled meat patty. Unfriendly staff who didn't bother getting ice for the beer. Fried seafood roll was meh. But the vegetable roll was very nice.

Wanted to check out this place when I was doing research on Hanoi, although there were lots of photos of Obama and Anthony Bourdain, nothing else was related to them. Bun Cha was pretty tasty, and portion of meat and the rice vermicelli were generous. Though some reviews said it's a tourist trap, but there were lots of locals patronising this store as well. So it's a recommendation spot if you are here in Hanoi

The taste of Bun Cha is not even that good compared to the high price. This place is filled with tourists so you can tell the locals definately are not eating here. What i hate the most is the dirtiness and bad service of this place. There were trash all over the ground and the table was slippy like its not cleaned appriopriately. The waiter forgot our order and had an attitude while asking for our order again. I drove motorbike to this place and the security guy did not even bother to help us park. If you are a tourist that is looking for an authentic experience of eating Bun Cha, deffinately do not visit this place.

Actually go here without high expectations, just curiosity. But it was indeed a very good set of bún chả & nem chay. Smokey, tender, sweet & savory goodness. The best I had so far. Reasonable price. Yes, the service can be more friendly, but it’s prompt. And I found that most staff in local restaurants in Vietnam aren’t really friendly neither. Still a must visit in Hanoi. Avoid lunch time or dinner time, though they have plenty of seating. It can be very crowded.

Came here post lunch peak to have a meal but was surprised at how busy it still was. The second floor had emptied out a bit more but the floor was horrendously dirty and it was clear that the staff were struggling to clean up the mess. Food took around 20 minutes to come - it’s objectively tasty and good value, especially knowing Obama and Bourdain ate here as well, but the restaurant doesn’t do much to build on the experience. Overall not a bad place but nothing much to rush for.

You've probably heard about this place because of Anthony Bourdain and Obama, but it is worth a visit. It's pretty large inside, with lots of tables. They basically make 2 things and both of them are nice and very reasonably priced. Defo worth your time checking out.

Though, a small place, yet this restaurant is one of the best in the world not only because it is a Mischelin Star rated but also it has been visited by some of the world's greatest personalities like the former US President Obama and the late Anthony Bordain. What I liked the most about this restaurant was the simplicity in its food. Minimal food lists in the menu and yet it tastes great and also healthy. It is also cost effective. If you are a local Vietnamese or a tourists, you should visit this place and have great food...

I'll never travel to Hanoi without this trip planner again

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Koto Van Mieu Restaurant, located across from the Temple of Literature, is not just a place to enjoy Vietnamese cuisine but also a social enterprise with a noble mission. The restaurant aims to provide job opportunities for marginalized youth and offers training in all aspects of running a 5-star restaurant.

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Had the most amazing Vietnamese coffee and battered fish spring rolls in rice paper, served with tamarind and wasabi sauce. This restaurant stands to serve the underprivileged and disadvantaged individuals by providing them vocational training and operates in a non-profit mode. The food here is so good that every tourist must visit this hidden gem. Staff is very sweet and polite. 😊

We loved the food here. All was so great. The service was perfect and caring. Then; it is a meaningful place to go. I would come back as soon as I come back in Hanoi. I recommend +++ NB : It is better to book your table

We had a great, albeit fairly pricey lunch experience. Certainly the best and most attentive service we’ve received so far in Hà Nội with most staff members having a great command of English. Roomy and delightful second floor at the Van Mieu location and we couldn’t fault any of the dishes and drinks we picked: yummy fresh ingredients tastefully combined and presented. Aiming for new hospitality heights doesn’t come cheap and you’ll have to go with a western budget in mind… we can recommend the fresh spring rolls, the crab meat and corn soup as well as the fish and chips — the chips are actually almost to die for!

This was my third meal here in two months. It is located across from the Temple of Literature and has a very tourist-friendly Vietnamese menu. It’s great for people who want to try Vietnamese traditional dishes but are hesitant to try street food. But I live in Hanoi and I love this place. I got ribs on my most recent visit and they were some of the best I have had in Vietnam. Their fresh spring rolls are signature items and worthy of sampling. The best thing about this and other KOTO locations is that they provide training for those wanting to enter the hospitality business. This provides opportunity for kids with limited options. Countless graduates have gone on to chef at high end places and to own their own restaurants. The food is good and they do lots of good for the community. The pricing is very fair, especially for such a nice setting with climate control. The service is exemplary and the food comes out pretty quickly.

The nicest food I’ve had on my entire trip to Vietnam!! Everything was perfectly cooked, and beautifully flavoured. The service was excellent and a great atmosphere.

KOTO Van Mieu is more than just a restaurant; it’s a heartwarming experience with a deeper purpose. Dining here is not just about enjoying delicious food but also about understanding and supporting a noble cause. The “Know One, Teach One” philosophy behind KOTO is truly inspiring. It provides underprivileged youth with valuable skills and a chance for a better future by offering them hospitality and culinary training. The young individuals you meet at the restaurant are on a journey of personal growth and empowerment, and your visit is an integral part of that journey. While the menu is a delightful fusion of Vietnamese and international cuisine, what truly sets KOTO Van Mieu apart is its commitment to making a positive impact on the community. By dining here, you’re contributing to the development and education of these aspiring talents. It’s not just about filling your stomach; it’s about filling hearts with hope and possibilities. In addition to enjoying your meal, I encourage you to take a moment to learn more about KOTO’s mission and the stories of the young people involved. This not only enhances your dining experience but also deepens your connection with the cause. The restaurant’s staff is more than willing to share their journey and the impact KOTO has on their lives. The restaurant’s atmosphere remains welcoming and cozy, making it an ideal place to savor a meal while gaining insight into the values behind it. From the moment you arrive until you leave, you’re met with friendly service and smiles, and that, in itself, makes the experience unforgettable. In summary, KOTO Van Mieu offers not only delectable dishes but also a heartfelt mission. I highly recommend visiting this restaurant to savor a great meal and to truly understand and appreciate the positive change it’s making in the lives of the young talents it supports.

Great food supporting an even greater cause! After visiting The Temple of Literature we took the short walk over to this restaurant for lunch. The staff greeted us at the door, seating us and handing us the menus straight away. We ordered the KOTO Signature tea with Ginger, Lemongrass and Honey and the Watermelon Juice for drinks. We then ordered the Hai Phong Crab and Pork Square Fried Spring Rolls plus the Fresh Spring Rolls with Battered Fish and Garlic Mayo plus the Prawn and Pork on Lemongrass. The dishes here are absolutely out of this world and packed full of flavour! The ingredients were incredibly fresh, the flavours were perfectly balanced and the servings were extremely generous. Pair this food with the outstanding service and you would not be wrong for thinking you were eating at a fine dining restaurant. All the staff should be very proud of their achievements and I look forward to checking in again on our next visit to Vietnam!

A lovely place serving you local fare made for visiting folks. Nicely plated and presented but still with local flavours intact. Clean and nicely decorated venue with a equally good coffee spot next door. You get tasty authentic Vietnamese food served in a stylish setting plus you are ensured the kitchen is clean! :) We had the set prepared by our tour group and it was more than enough.

Lovely experience and story behind the restaurant, the menu was varied with western and Vietnamese food, a la carte and set menu. Delicious food, meat cooked perfectly, overall a must try in Hanoi

Food is yummy and tasty. Service is good. I really love to support this social enterprise where staff are street children are well trained. I love this place. Hope the restaurant will be back to HCMC.

Super friendly and helpful young staffs. Delicious food with a wide selection. Very good service. Impressive story. Thank you very much, Jimmy Pham, for this social project which is helping a lot of young people.

I and my group did have a great lunch at KOTO Van Mieu! The fusion of traditional Vietnamese tastes with inventive Asian flavors was a delightful surprise. Cozy ambiance with beautiful set up and food presentation, too. Staffs are young, supportive and offer quick service. For those looking to savor great food nearby The Temple of Literature area, Koto is the place to be!

I had the pleasure of dining at Koto Van Mieu Restaurant on my final day in Vietnam 🇻🇳. It marked the perfect end to a wonderful and stress-free journey. The food was excellent, the ambiance delightful. Highly recommend checking it out!

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Vietnamese restaurant

Barbecue restaurant

Era Restaurant, located in the bustling Old Quarter of Hanoi, offers a genuine Vietnamese dining experience. The cozy family-owned establishment is known for its traditional and contemporary Vietnamese cuisine made with fresh local ingredients. The attentive staff are happy to guide diners through the menu and even offer cooking classes that include a tour of a local market. The restaurant's modern dishes are creatively prepared and flawlessly presented in an elegant setting with vibrant ambiance.

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It is difficult to find a place that draws a balance between street food but restaurant vibe with good service. The chief staff speaks English, he customised the food based on meat that I eat. He came up with recommendations for us to order. It is slightly away from beer street hustle bustle but yet not too far. I loved the food, so authentic and tasty! I visited quite a few higher priced restaurants but I think this place was so reasonable with great service and food. Service - 10/10 Taste - 10/10 Price Point - 10/10 Ambience - 9/10

We ordered the sausage pizza, and grilled meats. The food was ok, but nothing spectacular. The sausage on the pizza was more North American style hot dog than what I would call sausage, and the cheese on the pizza didn't seem like mozzarella, and was quite greasy. The crust was quite dense, and not anything like I've ever had before, and certainly not "pizza dough"-like. The grilled meats were ok, and I initially thought they were marinated, but they tasted pretty bland, so I'm not sure they were after all. Overall, not the worst food I've ever had, but probably not a place I'd be tempted to return to.

Era was the FIRST restaurant my boyfriend and I went to on our trip to Hanoi. I had suggested this place to him as the reviews were convincing. The service staff was polite and welcoming and while the dishes took a while to be prepared, the food was chef’s kiss. Honourable mention to the squid we tried, it was the BEST. Also, the portions are huge so would definitely suggest you share.

For those who want something vegetarian (or are just generally vegetable-forward) and absolutely delicious, might I suggest the fried mushrooms, tofu and eggplant with salt? It isn’t too salty, full of flavour, soft and delicious. I would like to see if I can order a side dish of the fried components to eat several platters of it! Green mango salad was flavoursome, and the duck with basil had a delicious basil flavour and the most tender duck strips I have had so far in Vietnam!

Food was amazing and the price was pretty decent. The portion is pretty generous too! The fried chicken wing and the fried frog were my personal favorite. Place was great for meal with family and/or friends Note: We didn’t get the grilled/ hotpot as they contain beef, but it seems it’s a must try as every other table ordered them!

We had a wonderful dinner here on Saturday night. The restaurant recently changed its menu and now offers an amazing Vietnamese BBQ at very reasonable prices. Definitely go with the owners recommendation: the BBQ, mango salad and fried chicken. Delicious! The owner also went out of his way to explain us the basics of the Vietnamese BBQ, making it even more memorable and tasty. Honestly one of the better dinners we had in Vietnam.

Would give 10 stars if I could. The lady boss is friendly and the food is out of this world. 770k dong for four and we left super satisfied and happy. Will definitely be back. (Edit) came back for a second time, to try the hotpot, and it was great as well!! Thank you for the great food ☺️

They serve it differently with the oil and margarine. Also, the jelly coal was so cool 😂 I was really craving for meat and their Vietnamese bbq did not disappoint! It was so good especially their special sauce. Their good for 2 was also huge!

We searched for nearby restaurants & decided to give this Vietnamese fusion restaurant a try. The place is not big but is spread over two stories. Interior decor is western colonial. The menu was quite extensive and comprises largely Vietnamese fusion and BBQ seems to be a popular choice. As there were not much people when we visited, service was prompt & food was served quickly. We were impressed with the food quality & taste. I like the fried rice with pork in fish sauce - the texture of the rice was both fragrant & crunchy & Vietnamese spring rolls which was so crispy and flavorful. Prices are certainly on the higher side even by tourists standards but then food quality is good. If we ever come back to Hanoi, this restaurant will be on our list again for sure.

Lovely restaurant. Great ambience. Very nice staff with precise timing on meal prep times etc. The food was great and beautifully presented. I had the fried chicken thigh with salad, five spice sauce and a cinnamon cone. Beautiful dish. Never had anything like that before beautifully presented and flavours beautifully balanced. We were treated to a started plate of fresh spring roll and complementary dessert which was really refreshing. Affordable and great value for money. Highly recommend it.

Excellent dining experience in the heart of the Old Quarter. We had delicious Vietnamese barbecue grilled table-side, crisp fried chicken wings and squid, and the unforgettable Vietnamese lemongrass pork spring rolls, topped off with cool draft beer. All the meat is locally sourced. Wonderful, dedicated service by Mr Duan and his staff. Mr Duan took the time to explain where the food comes from and the Vietnamese traditions. The 4.9 rating (at time of writing) isn't too good to be true. The restaurant is neat, clean and cool. Prices are extremely reasonable. As a Singaporean who is serious about my food - skip all the other establishments on Beer Street and come straight here!

Started out what we thought might be a quiet dinner as we were directed upstairs. We had the whole room to ourselves until a family of about 25 came and joined us. The noise level increased but added to the atmosphere. The family was apologetic for their noise, but we really didn't mind. Food was good and we all got what we asked for except for one drink that had some ingredients missings, but it was quickly rectified. The service was surprisingly fast given how busy they were. Only issue with the service was that we had asked for separate bills, but that didn't happen due to language barrier. Highly recommend

Our go-to restaurant when we were in Hanoi! Everything from the menu was great tasting. The service is always good.

The fried spring rolls were great. Prefer the fried ones over the fresh ones. I like their Bun Cha too. The staff help to bbq the meat too. Overall is a great dining experience.

Really delicious food! I ordered BBQ, duck and bun cha. Everything are so tasty! The boss is so helpful even though the english is limited. Overall great experience for dinner!

Suggested by our hotel, The service at the restaurant was good and we were seated and served quickly. I had the set meal and my wife had stir fry chicken with cashew nuts. Everything was nice and arrived at the table at a pleasant pace. Nice experience.

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Quan An Ngon is a vibrant Vietnamese restaurant located on Phan Boi Chau street in Hanoi. It offers an authentic dining experience within the garden of a French-colonial villa, serving up traditional Vietnamese dishes like pancakes, cold rolls, and seafood. The menu also includes Korean, Chinese, and Japanese options to cater to a wide range of tastes. Since 2005, it has been a popular spot for both locals and tourists alike.

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We've been 2 times in the restaurant to have dinner during our stay in Hanoi. The place is enormous, the outside section is great and really interesting to see how they prepare and cook the dishes! The attention is quick and the place is really well organized. The variety of food and the size of the menu is really extensive...hard to choose In general the food is really good, well seasoned! We ordered the egg noodles with beef both times, the butter clams, pork and pork skin with rice those are really good!! The pancakes and the fried sturgeon are ok. Dessert are ok as well and the drinks are good! I definitely recommend the place because you taste food from different regions of Vietnam in a beautiful place! Also, stay in the outer part of the restaurant it is more interesting!

the good point and also the bad point is there are lots of option on the menu. Most of the food are average and lower in term of quality

One of the authentic Vietnamese restaurant in Hanoi. Portion is big and the variety of Vietnamese dish choices a lot too. Staff are friendly and the ambience is nice with both indoor and outdoor seating. Price of the food is very reasonable and I will come again if I’m in Hanoi. The Hanoian fried fish and the broken rice grilled pork with rice was my favourite.

Great atmosphere. Plenty of seats and waiters, and of course customers! They have live food station around you. Everything looks fresh and delicious. We were super excited and enjoyed the food.

This restaurant is a jewel in Hanoi’s crown👑. In our 3 day stay in the city, we dined here 3 times and were stunned with the quality of the food and service here. 👌Each and every dish was outstanding but what stood out is the shrimp and mung beans pancake. The seafood fried rice is also mind blowing. Fried oysters were fabulous too and of course how can I forget the marvellous, herby rice paper rolls 😍 Go early, as most dishes run out! I must also mention that some staff speak better English than 5 star hotels! Don’t miss the opportunity to have a memorable meal here ♥️

The place gathers many traditional dishes of Vietnam. I am not a Hanoian but I have traveled to many places. And when I came here, I enjoyed once again the true taste of the specialties of my hometown, Thanh Hoa city (150km south of Hanoi). Not only that, but the dishes in Hue, Saigon, and Da Nang are also processed in the same way that it is made in the place where it originated.

I've been coming here for almost two decades. Not only does Quán An Ngon have a stunning setting in a converted French villa, but it's the ideal place to sample various street foods from all over the country in nice, clean surroundings. The quality used to be impeccable and prices reasonably low. However, as with many famous and popular places in Vietnam, it seems that while the prices keep going up, quality control is not exactly a priority. While the food is still good these days, they'll need to try a bit harder to make it proper Ngon again, or maybe not, coz the place is packed every night anyway

A friend recommended this restaurant for lunch. Flavours were good and the menu has a LOT of variety. We made a reservation which was helpful because the restaurant is very busy over lunch hour. Staff were friendly and helpful, it was easy to flag them down for service but it seemed they were working many tables so they were unable to be extremely attentive. Overall, a good experience with good quality food from all over Vietnam.

This restaurant is set in a beautiful open terrace surrounded by all the cooks in their different stations. The setting is beautiful and the food to match. We did arrive quite late around 9,15 and unfortunately all the dishes were not available but even so, we had a delicious meal. 5-10 minutes later other couples were turned away. The price was reasonable and very good service. Definitely try it if you’re in the area but don’t turn up late!

Decent quality and plenty of food choices. On the pricey side, quite spacious, but can be super crowded at times, and gets a bit noisy. Noodles dishes are just average, but sticky rice dish and other small dishes are generally good. Services are reasonably fast despite being crowded. Bike parking is easy, for cars it can be very tough.

Upscale restaurant serving a wide range of local Vietnamese food. The quality of the food here is decent though I suspect the pricing is more for the tourists. You can find probably similar fare in more simpler local places but nevertheless this is a nice place to visit and have a chance to sample a wide range of food. Worth a visit.

(Translated by Google) The restaurant is located at 18 Phan Boi Chau street. This is an old French villa with a large garden and lots of trees. The interior is designed very delicately and artistically. At the restaurant, you can find in the menu all the traditional dishes of the 3 regions of the North, Central and South. The food is prepared by the chefs, quite delicious. Professional management. The staff is crowded, not fixed at the table, dedicated and attentive. The price is a bit high compared to the ground but acceptable. This is a favorite address, trust and will come back when the opportunity arises. Good luck to the restaurant! (Original) Nhà hàng tại địa chỉ 18 phố Phan Bội Châu. Đây là một biệt thự Pháp cổ có sân vườn rộng, nhiều cây xanh. Nội thất được thiết kế sắp đặt rất tinh tế, nghệ thuật. Tới nhà hàng có thể tìm thấy trong menu tất cả các món ăn truyền thống của 3 miền Bắc, Trung, Nam. Món ăn được các đầu bếp chế biến đều tay, khá ngon. Quản lý có nghề. Nhân viên đông, không cố định bàn, tận tình, chu đáo. Giá hơi cao so với mặt bằng nhưng chấp nhận được. Đây là một địa chỉ yêu thích, tin tưởng và sẽ quay lại khi có dịp. Chúc nhà hàng phát tài phát lộc!

Good to make reservations before coming to this place, if this service is available. It was quite stressful to get a table from its entrance as there were two queues when we arrived. There was jostling, among those in the queue, for position. Things became more organised when a staff was stationed at the entrance to regulate the movement of customers into the restaurant. Service is not consistent. We have to ask for the menu and, again, to look for the service staff to take our food order. Yet, when we asked for recommendations, these were forthcoming. One thing though, the dish of eels are categorised as fish. So, it’s good to check if you are ordering a fish dish or a eel dish. The dish of eels was not easy to digest. Of the dishes we ordered, we liked the fried noodle, fried tofu and fried rice. The rest were okay. So, in my opinion, taste was a mixed affair to me. The atmosphere of this restaurant was beaming with excitement, caused by the potpourri of both local and foreign visitors. So, it is quite an instagrammable place to let our friends know we were here. Anyway, by 8pm, the crowd in the dining area thinned out. For these, I am giving this restaurant 3 Stars; one each for service, food and ambiance.

It is a very popular place, we like the food we ordered. The place is so busy and it took time for the service staff to attend to your request. For example, I requested for chilli sauce with 2 service staff, but I guessed they were too busy serving orders for others and it never came.

A nice spot to grab Vietnamese food with a larger group. A lot of families came here to enjoy lunch. They have a large menu, and each dish was a healthy portion which reinforced the sharing and larger groups. The food was good, not the best but we still enjoyed each dish. Service was a little chaotic as our server changed a few times, but we were taken care of regardless. There's indoor and outdoor seating to enjoy, but even with that we had to wait a little bit even though we were just two.

If you're vegan/vegetarian/moslem, don't bother coming here since almost in every food they put pork. We ordered 5 foods (including dessert), their rice vermicelli soup wasn't that great, mediocre. But their lemongrass steamed snails and steam banana in coconut milk are the stars, didn't expect it to be so yummy. Service was meh, and what surprised us was they CHARGED for wet tissues!! It wasn't expensive, just VND4000 but the way they surprised us with that is something i don't really appreciate at all. There's no other tissues on the table, so you'll stuck with the wet one they give you (best to bring one yourself if you need to blow your nose after the meal). Out of many staff, it was only 1 lady that treated us with smiles, the rest was all pouty and sulky

wonderful place! it was very busy, but understandable bc the food was amazing! many tourists but also locals! the must haves for me are the fried squid, the egg pancake dish and the fried rice 👍🏻 highly recommended! the seating area on the ground floor is very enjoyable, it’s sheltered and open air, and you can see the food being cooked in stalls!

18 P. Phan Bội Châu, Cửa Nam, Hoàn Kiếm, Hà Nội 111103, Vietnam•+84 903 246 963

14Cau Go Vietnamese Cuisine

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Located at the heart of Hanoi, Cau Go Vietnamese Cuisine is a restaurant with a rich historical backdrop. Situated on the intersection of Dinh Tien Hoang Street and Cau Go Street, it draws its name from the latter, which was once home to a bridge connecting Hang Dao and Hoan Kiem.

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Initially went there for the views + the fact that they’re listed in the Michelin guide. Both lived up to the expectations! We didn’t go for the hotpot, but went for the mixed salad, braised pork and the frog legs. Especially the frog legs in fish sauce were insanely delicious 😋

***Update 2*** After suffering through food poisoning for more than 16 hours and, consequently, having our Sunday ruined, we strongly caution anyone interested in this restaurant to think twice. We know that it’s not easy to run a restaurant effectively and that, perhaps, this can happen anywhere- which is why we’ve included our original 5-star review below. We will be seeking a refund. Don’t get me wrong, the food tasted very good, but, is it worth it? ***Update*** Both my partner and I got food poisoning about 5 hours after eating at this restaurant. Be careful! ***Original Five-Star Review*** Our best dinner in Hanoi so far. The restaurant is pricey in comparison to others in the city, but, overall, is very reasonably priced. The lotus fried rice was the stand out surprise of the dinner, but we also enjoyed our squid salad and fried spring roll appetizers! Sit outside on the balcony, if you can! Beautiful view!

Beautiful restaurant with excellent view of the lake. The food was great but I thought the way things are coordinated can improve quite significantly for an upscale restaurant. We asked for rice about 5 times before we actually got it to eat with our food. I wanted it to eat with our appetizers so we kept asking but it didn’t come out until all of the food had arrived at the end, which was strange since there should be no preparation required to plain rice. There was a lot of awkward staring at the food and letting it run cold for a long period of time at the table. We didn’t get replacement bowls for different courses, switching from soup to dry foods, etc. when asked for it, only one person got it.

My family of four dined in this restaurant on 9th March. We called, made bookings after being assured that they can cater to one of us who is a vegetarian. The service was chaotic and food mostly above average! We ordered a fried vegetarian noodle for our vegetarian guest but what arrived was plain white noodle! I hv never had such an experience in any restaurant in vietnam before

Went here for lunch without a reservation and managed to get a table right away by the window overlooking the lake! Amazing food with professional service! Would highly recommend all the dished we ordered. Started off with their spring rolls and banana heart chicken salad. Mains were the pork neck and lemongrass beef!

Food was interesting. Selected-Michelin restaurant in 2023. Waiters tried to introduce the more expensive dishes, but we did not order them. Pork cheek was good. Nice view of Hoan Kiem Lake area from restaurant. Have to enter from side entrance of the building and take the lift up.

the food here is fabulous. we tried the pomelo salad, traditional spring roll, mushroom sweet and sour soup, and caramelized pork ribs — only the last one was not impressive. the juices were fresh, the staff were helpful and nice. the view and ambience from the terrace was extraordinary.

Absolutely recommended especially around 6-8pm For the super beautiful view of the Sword Lake's light up decoration from the top. With only 1,500,000 VND for the great finest authentic Vietnamese food for 4 people, you can get the real fulfillment both the dining, the view, the finest decoration, and the real best service, especially the English and the photo-shooting skills of the waiters! Recommend to book in advance to get the best window/balcony view. (We are just lucky that that time there is accidentally the great table available.)

I was very much looking forward to eating at this place. Very disappointed to say the least. The spring rolls and veggie dish were fine but the beef was tough, the squid undercooked and the fish was incinerated. These dishes should have been simple to cook well and any Michelin Guide restaurant should have made these with ease. The fish was the most expensive item on the menu so we expected something special. We got something so dry and overcooked, we had a hard time finishing it. We were also seated next to a table of 8 that were so loud I could barely hear myself think. The view was great and the server was nice, but the food….?Would not go back.

The restaurant has an amazing view to the lake but the food isn’t the best and the menu descriptions in English were misleading. The fried spring rolls were very oily and lacked a bit of flavor, the beef block wasn’t a block and the portions were quite small

15The Hanoi Social Club

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Live music venue

Restaurant

The Hanoi Social Club is a popular and trendy cafe located in a charming colonial-era villa. The cafe offers a relaxed atmosphere with low-slung lounge chairs, eclectic art, and a focus on health-conscious light fare and vegan options. Spread out over three floors, including an outside terrace, the venue has a rustic feel with distressed old wood furniture and lightly decorated rooms featuring Vietnamese art. The first floor hosts live music programs while the menu is known for its healthy vegetarian dishes.

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This was one the best places for Brunch in Hanoi, Vietnam. We all loved almost everything ordered from the menu. Quick service and a good tasty meal , high quality ingredients and fresh. You won't be disappointed here for sure. This place is near the famous Hanoi Street Train Check out the photos for all the dishes

Lovely setting! We sat on the roof terrace and enjoyed a lovely relaxing afternoon. We are the special nachos and tried the special cocktail that was being offered. The staff were super friendly, especially Quyen, who helped us choose some food and was really attentive. Really recommend the veggie laksa- soooo yum!

My partner and I have been here while in Hanoi and we had a great time. We arrived at 8am and we had the special recommended coffee and tofu salt and pepper sandwich! It was delicious! The sandwich was big enough for sharing! It was super tasty! There was some lounge music too. Vet the manager was super friendly! I would recommend this place.

Really good breakfast & Pasta. The service is good, i liked the atmosphere & decoration there. We sat at the upper floor outside on the couch - very comfortable! They have also vegetarian/vegan options.

Beautiful location, quirky, on three floors, very artsy. Coffee was great, food was good. We had Bircher Müsli and Pasta. Quite pricier than other places but overall a quite good experience. Would come back.

There is no photo of the grilled chicken sandwich, but only cos I devoured it. The service from the staff was incredibly attentive. Great portions of every dish. Laksa, zucchini fries and sandwich. Also, very charming space, too.

Relaxed cafe with super friendly staff and some of the best food ( vegetarian and non vegetarian) we have had in Vietnam in the last six weeks. The hot chocolate can best be described as liquid chocolate brownie. We visited twice and would definitely recommend it.

The atmosphere is quite nice, with 3 stories of seating. We only tried the coffee which I thought was bland. The wifi didn't work well on 2nd and 3rd floors. I think they were also understaffed when we went because everything took 10-20 minutes to make

Beautiful place and chill vibe. Very beautiful outdoor seating at the top. Good place to hang out and relax. Would not recommend to come for food or drink beer as the service is incredibly slow (perhaps due to lots of stairs). The beer is also served not cold. The food quality is okay but not a must have amongst many food choices in Hanoi.

I liked the environment and the design. Food was great. Staff was also friendly. We took a sandwich and a coffee. I feel the price for the sandwich was a bit high for Vietnamese standards. It felt a bit touristic but overall I would go back.

The cafe had three floors and each floor had a different vibe. We chose to sit on the terrace. We went there for brunch. The place had enough vegetarian options. We ordered a vegetarian burger. The bun was really soft and fresh, the bean patty tasted really good, the sauces blended well with both. I loved the burger. The vegetarian sandwich was not that great, I did not like the tempeh too much. The mango juice tasted fresh and nice. The Vietnamese coffee and hot egg coffee were delicious. The chicken sandwich was good as well. It's a great place to just sit and chill or work. The service was quick and the staff was friendly. You could go there for brunch with friends and have a good relaxed time.

Went here twice in one week and let me just say the food never disappoints. The first time, we had dinner and the ambience in the store is amazing. My friend and I devoured the vegan mushroom pasta and the burgers are also delish. The second time, we went for a late lunch and it was again, amazing. The stir fried rice noodle is great and our friend that had the laksa was also raving about it. Definitely recommend!

This is a great cafe. We stopped into here for breakfast and it was excellent. They have a varied menu, with some local, but mostly international dishes. The teas and coffees were also very good. Prices might seem higher than other places, but the portions were a good size.

I’ve been here twice now and I live this place. Food is great, ambience is great. Definitely check it out!

The food was so good that we visited twice on the same day. We came here for breakfast and had the best grilled chicken sandwich ever. The sandwich is huge, and you can definitely share it with someone. We also took buttered toast with homemade jam which was also good. The seating arrangement is very cozy and welcoming. Definitely a must visit if you are nearby.

This cafe was so great! My husband used to hang out here 10 years ago when he lived in Hanoi as an ex-pat. We came back to visit and check it out and were pleasantly met with the same cafe that hasn't changed much in a decade. The wait staff were incredibly attentive, checking in with us, they spoke some English too. The atmosphere is so cute and chill for relaxing with beautiful local art on every wall, live music on certain days, and a great rooftop garden room too. The food was delicious, as were the drinks! I really can't complain about anything here, so happy it's still around and I got to experience this gem in Hanoi 💕🥰☺️ We got the social club burger, a banh mi, the chai tea, polenta fries, french fries, and the vanilla pistachio ice cream. Every item was delicious. Would highly recommend!

A nice cafe bistro with western vibe in Hanoi old quater. Foods are tasty with acceptable price. Western or Vietnamese fushion foods with both options vergie or non vergie. Drinks are overprice Good decor but seating place is small and close to other.

I decided to come here since many blogs recommended this place. It's located in a small alley in Hanoi's old town. God atmosphere. Excellent service by the English-speaking staff. It attracts a good mix of young expat & local clientele. The 2nd floor is a mix tables ideal for laptop work and some sala-type seats. The 3rd floor is a beautiful open space with greens and rustic furniture. The place is just smaller than what I expected. The Bac Xiu (Milk Coffee) and Burger that I ordered were decent- at very reasonable prices. Overall, it's a good place to hang out - if you have a few extra days to spare in Hanoi. PRO TIP: The best time to come might be at night since there's live music beginning at 8PM.

Poached egg on toast. Yum! Yes! Coffee with condensed milk. Delicious. Service. Superb! Value for money. 7 out of 10. Loved the atmosphere. Really beautiful place.

It was my first breakfast in Hanoi and everything was amazing, the setting was very cute! I discovered later that in Hanoi, lots of cafes have 3 floors :). The waiter first forgot my order and I reminded them after 40 minutes of waiting as I saw customer arriving after me getting served. They apologise by giving me something extra which was very nice (a energy ball with coconut). I ended up eating so so much but it was very tasty.

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16Bun Cha Dac Kim

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Vietnamese restaurant

Bun Cha Dac Kim, located in Hanoi's old quarter, is renowned for its exquisite bun cha, a classic Vietnamese dish featuring grilled pork served over noodles with pickled vegetables, peanuts, and fish sauce. The restaurant's barbecued pork is marinated and grilled to perfection before being served alongside an array of side spices. With over 50 years of history, Bun Cha Dac Kim prides itself on serving only the highest quality food.

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I had the Bun Cha and a fried summer roll. The Bun Cha is a broth with a couple of different meats and vegetables. They give you a separate plate of rice noodles and large plate of greens. The greens were really fresh and washed. The idea is to mix the noodles and greens into the Bun Cha. I love having the greens and rice noodles to balance out the meat. Usually I pull the leaves from the stems and tear the larger pieces to bite-sized before stirring them into the broth. The summer roll was flavorful, not too greasy, nor oily tasting. The total cost was $80,000 dong which is only about $3.50 USD. Friendly service, good food.

This was my last supper in Vietnam. It was located in a busy area but I was able to get a table. The food was very nice and it made me feel full very quickly which was nice! However maybe the veggies are not as clean as Japanese standards (which is very clean so it should be fine for most people) so just be aware. I would definitely go back there again if I could! I really loved it!!

Been there 3 times during my trip in Hanoi. Food is so yummy with a great amounts as well. Definitely you should try here. No AC, but this seems to be the store local people love as well

We wanted to eat Bun cha as this is a dish from Hanoi. Checked Google and this was the closest to the hotel. We entered with expectation of grilled pork with rice noodles vegetables and soup/sauce. So good. This is the best. Ordering is easy. Just point on the pictures you want to order and service was quick. Must try place. No wonder this place has a Michelin star. We are already planning to eat here again.

Traveler totally needs to eat in this place. Very recommended! Good food with good atmosphere. You also need to try the spring rolls. I came here when I arrived at Hanoi, and when I had to go back to my country, I ate it once again 😄 Very delicious and I want to go back to Hanoi just to eat this food.

The grilled pork belly have the smoky charcoal smell. The minced pork roll was also very flavorful. The crown jewel for the dish has to be the broth. Dipping the raw veg n noodles make this meal 100% satisfaction. We also love the deep fried crab meats spring rolls. Well deserved Michelin Star! Fantastic food.

Got the combo with a coke. The hostess was attentive and kept on refilling the veggie plate. Overall it was delicious! Slightly different taste than bun cha Obama. While in Hanoi, I recommend trying both places.

Super busy outlet serving a generous portion of bun cha Hanoi. I went during lunch time and had to walk up 3 stories as it was fully packed. The food came pretty fast and it tasted fantastic. Great quality food with big portions in everything including the side greens . Everything was made fresh and on the spot. Definitely recommended.

Our local tour guide from Hanoi brought us here to try the traditional bun cha. It was really good I have to say. We really moved the flavor and we liked the grilling on the coal. I recommend that you also add a bit of garlic and a bit of chili it really makes the flavor great. Recommended!

They have a great taste of Bun Cha for Vietnamese food lovers. It is affordable for a 110k Dong. The broth of their beef soup is fantastic. The beef is tender and has a strong taste. They serve different types of herbs and not known to everyone so make sure you research them. You can buy additional spring rolls and drinks as well. Ask the owner or the eating locals on how to eat Bun Cha.

The best bun cha I've ever had. The portion was big and worthy of money. So much grilled meat and patties. All of which was well seasoned, well balanced and bell barbecued because the tenderness and juiciness were excellent! The broth was hearty and so balanced. Generous vermicelli noodles and veggies (which is rare considering i always had to order extra at other places). Spring roll was good but could be better tho, esp the fillings could've used more crabs or mince to fill them to 100. Food came out very fast and hot.

Ate here back in 2010 and loved it. Came back 13 years later and not much has changed, other than now the place has WiFi. Got the Bun Cha and spring roll combo for 95.000 dong, which is a steal. Delicious pieces of tender pork and pork sausage type Patties are served with fresh herbs and vermicelli rice noodles. Delicious and a great deal that will fill you up too.

Came to this place around noon. Tried the grilled pork soup was indeed delicious! Soup is a bit sweet, which is nice to pour over the rice noodles. The shop has several floors, quite a famous local place.

Ordered one set of bun cha (VND 80,000) and one set of fried spring roll (VND 70,000). Grilled pork in bun cha was soft and flavourful, though I didn’t fancy the fatty bits. Soup could have been hotter, especially that the rice vermicelli was coldish so you ended up eating lukewarm noodles. The soup definitely needed to be paired with the noodles – I doubt it’s meant to be enjoyed on its own because of the overwhelming sweetness. I didn’t enjoy the raw veg, but adding minced garlic to the noodles certainly elevated the overall flavour. Fried spring roll was so-so, not to my liking. Overall a mid experience. Do note that unless you are a solo diner, you need to order at least two sets. At least that was what my server insisted – no sharing of one set among our group of three (we weren’t very hungry). Also, be mindful of the food hygiene (!) because the shared bowl of garlic and chili did not come with a serving spoon. I saw other diners using their personal chopsticks to take from the sharing bowl… In this aspect the bun cha store next door would be better since their sharing bowls had serving spoons.

There’s a reason for the Michelin recognition 😉The service was super fast, portions huge and most importantly - the meats were super fresh and delicious! Paid 70.000 VND/person for the basic set but it was quite reasonable for the location and what you get! The only thing is that it gets quite packed and noisy. They were inviting people all the time to their restaurant which might not be a nice thing for people who want to eat their meal in peace.

Good Taste, Good Value, Recommended A good taste Bun Cha is here with a strong greeting from the staff: "Hello, Bun Cha!". I ordered Bun Cha combo set, they served with Bun Cha and big spring roll for 120,000 VND. It was worth though. Since they gave a lot of meat and a big spring roll that was also full of meat. Along with Bun Cha, there were BIG vegetable side dishes and many limes to squeeze into Bun Cha's soup. If there are leftover vegetables after eating. The staff would throw away the remaining vegetables and prepare new vegetables for a new customer.

I used to live and work in Hanoi for 2.5 years At the time, I did not realize that buncha here is something special but just normal and not distinguished Yesday, I visited this place 5years after I came back home and really surprised after I tried I chose the combo buncha with fried spring roll(around $4.8) I really enjoyed the food and found it’s not distinguished but a bit different with other shop not strong and not special but better than others I highly recommend this shop to visit It’s street food and if someone who cares sanitation and atmosphere this shop will not be matched Of course, it’s not sanitary and dirty but only looks humble

This is one bun cha that is highly recommended by the hotel staff. We can not agree more as the portion served is huge, the taste is flavourful especially the grilled meat and the spring roll, all are fresh and have no oily smell. The dipping broth is sweet and sourish, add a bit of chopped garlic and cut chili will enhance the taste even better. Staff are friendly and courteous, always with a smiling face.

The restaurant is located at the heart of the busy tourist district. They have tables on several floors, so you need not worry about not getting one. Like many Vietnamese dishes, Bun Cha relies on fresh ingredients, particularly greens. I tried sipping on the soup without the vegetables, and it tasted—for lack of a better term—singular. Thus, you must mix all the elements to have the best dining experience.

Came here again after enjoying it the first time. Halfway through the meal, I bit into this thing which was embedded in one of the pork patties. Thought it was a bone at first, but it turned out to be a little piece of metal (similar to a staple), about 2cm in length and sharp on both ends. I'm assuming it broke off from a skewer or something used to grill the pork. Upon paying for the meal I gently informed the waitress about the object, to which she basically shrugged and gestured to the cooks across the street as if I should take it it up with them instead. Didn't make a fuss, I just got my change back and left. It's unfortunate I have to give this place a one star rating since the food was good, service was fast and the price was otherwise fair -- my experience is probably an extremely rare case. It was however a very close call and I wish they'd take food safety a bit more seriously. Just a reminder to be careful with street food and always chew thoroughly ⚠️

They only have 2 choices, vermicelli and grilled pork or Vietnamese spring rolls. You wouldn't go wrong with either or both. They also have a homemade dragon plum or apricot drink which was a little too sweet for us. Price was very decent and the place is recognized by Michelin guide for street food. The place is a but cramped and floor is sticky.

I have to say the food is pretty good but the hygiene of the restaurant is questionable. The seating is tight and not comfortable. It’s not the place that you want to stay longer than needed. We weren’t hungry when we went, we just walked by and wanted to try. The server insisted on us to order 2 dishes instead of 1. We have 3 people so that was fine with us.

pretty gooood. visited about half hour before they were due to close. food was served fast. plenty of rice noodles and veggies to go around. awesome experience

Two stars as the portion was huge. Spring rolls were fat. Other than that… the food wasn’t tasty at allllllll!!!!!!! Not the spring rolls Not the bun cha 😖 Not tasty tho. I have had better bun cha. Would not recommend to order the apricot juice. Tasted similar to cough syrup 😒

The buncha was simply amazing! The complete set comes with springroll as well. The set was pretty big. We shared 2 sets among 4 people. Would have loved to sit on the street side but it was full house

17Le Beaulieu

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Established in 1901, Le Beaulieu has been a beloved dining spot for over a century, attracting politicians, entrepreneurs, diplomats, and renowned writers. The restaurant has earned prestigious awards and maintains its popularity among both local and international clientele. Its traditional ambiance and well-preserved French aesthetic with an Indochine touch create a poetic setting for fine dining experiences.

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The restaurant is beautifully decorated and quite cozy and elegant. Staff is friendly and helpful. I really enjoy their breakfast and lunch buffet. Never spent my dinners here but I want to try some time

The restaurant is beautifully decorated and quite cozy and elegant. Staff is friendly and helpful with recommending items from the menu. The food is good and well presented. However, one thing to note is that some of the food seems like a fusion of French and Vietnamese cuisine rather than entirely French which is interesting. Also the chef is a bit excessive with the sauce on certain dishes and, while quite delicious, it overpowers the flavor of the food. Overall Le Beaulieu is a good restaurant that is worth a visit if you are nearby and looking for French cuisine.

Service were excellent. We sat in the glass house area and ambiance is nice with the sun coming in the cool weather. Love the tea that they served.Food is alright. Left my scarf jn the restaurant and they were very nice to keep it in lost & found till we returned.

The best dining experience in Hanoi. Kien, our waiter, made us feel exceptionally welcomed. Thank you!

9.5 out of 10 Everything is perfect including service/atmosphere/ food. Appetiser and seafood dishes are stunning. Minus 0.5 because of the main course (meat) is a bit salty.

The food was superb. The juice was fresh. The duck, fish, and lamb were really good. They also prepared a free cake for my parents' anniversary. The service was truly professional and warm. Impeccable! We were being served by Ha Ngiem, and i'd say her service was 10/10. Kieu was also helpful when we were taking photos in front of the lobby of the hotel. We enjoyed every minute of our lunch at the restaurant. The experience truly meets our expectations 👏👏

My family went to this wonderful restaurant and had lunch in Sofitel during the 2019 Lunar new year. The food was really good, especially the seafood. Service people are very nice and friendly, even though it’s a holiday. We had a good time there.

We arrived around 6:30 pm Friday not booked and were informed it was fully booked even though only few tables occupied so we sat outside The food was excellent tasting but for the price we paid should have a bigger piece of lamb than around 50 grams And my wife still complaining about the mosquitoes bites Worst of all when we finished dinner and left the restaurant was not even half full!!! Can’t understand the reason

Recommend sunday brunch! 12:00 -15:00 We enjoyed the meal with fresh sea food.

Luxurious place with authentic history ,friendly and welcoming team .I have ordered the mango salad it was so fresh and yummy, the pasta was delicious as well. The place itself was amazing I really enjoyed my lunch.

We had the most sumptious meal at Le Bailieu. The foie gras was better than the one we tasted in France. Portion was just right for 6 course meal.

18Chim Sao

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Vietnamese restaurant

Chim Sao is a restaurant in Vietnam that offers traditional village-style cooking, showcasing the cuisine of the country's ethnic minorities. The menu features seasonal ingredients such as snails, grasshoppers, eel, and water buffalo meat sourced from local farmers. Additionally, the restaurant serves potent rice wines and doubles as an art gallery with a collection of contemporary Vietnamese art. Visitors can enjoy a variety of Vietnamese dishes at Chim Sao, including grilled beef in betel leaves and green mango salad.

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Great northern Vietnamese experience, the menu has all the range that the local cuisine can offer (much beyond the usual stuff) and the food is tasty and reasonably proced. But the best is probably the quaint and laid back yet languidly elegant atmosphere. Definitely a great lunch or dinner experience in Hanoi, totally recommended

This place offers home made food like if you were invited to a Vietnamese friends house. The portions are bigger than you can expect. We asked the waiter in english the size of the portion and hinted its quite small. And it was a mistake to order too many dishes and couldn't finish them at all. Think 3 to 4 dishes would be enough for 2 adults. We ordered 6 dishes. The taste of the food... I'm not sure how to describe it since I didn't know what to expect. Its pretty rustic no frill cooking. Some dishes were blend and some dishes tasted vinegar sour that didn't go well with the ingredients. But it was a fun experience tasting other food items than pho, Banh mi, Bun Cha and Banh xeo. I'd say 3.5 stars

We went to this restaurant on our second day in Vietnam. Chim Sao has all good northern Vietnamese dishes and they are really tasty too. The bathroom is a bit messy and dirty but that is common in Hanoi. We went to this restaurant with 2 persons and ordered 4 dishes. We got a lot of food. I think that a person can eat 1 dish each best so to taste everything it is better to come in a bigger group

I went here with My friend in May and fell in love with their food. So delicious!!! We tried several different dishes and they all were really good... Ambiance is really cool with friendly staff serving u. Prices are moderate here and quantity is filling. For a table, best is to book in advance. I'm sure wen u go here, u will be disappointed.

19Tuyết Bún Chả 34

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Tuyết Bún Chả 34 is a popular spot in Hanoi's Old Quarter, known for its delicious bun cha. The broth is sweet and warm, complementing the tender grilled pork. This no-frills eatery offers just one dish, allowing customers to specify their desired quantity. Despite the language barrier, the efficient service ensures quick delivery of the flavorsome meal.

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The food is just fantastic. Best broth and spring rolls - lots of food priced well. On the footpath seating the service fast - as they only sell one thing. Even the Michelin rated place doesn’t compare in flavour!

Was sat down but didn't manage to order anything off the table. Went to the lady prepping the food, totally ignored. I cant testify for the food, but if u r here on a holiday, save yourself some pain ans go elsewhere. Totally gave us the wrong impression of hanoi as it was our first stop after checkung into the hotel.

My favourite Bun Cha I tried during my Hanoi trip! It was delicious, smoky, sweet and sour and so rich! The pork was so smoky and tasty! Tender pork belly with slightly crispy skin and succulent pork patties! Nice fried spring rolls too!

50k 1 suất! - Chả băm: thơmm và mềm - Chả miếng: Hơi nhiều thịt nạc nên bị khô (Vì cá nhân mình thích ăn nửa nạc nửa mỡ hơn). - Rau sống: Nhiều và sạch sẽ.

Food: The Food was amazing!! Never tasted sth like this before and I would highly recommend! Service: We got served immediately and also got the food really quick. They don’t speak English which is fine cause the menu only has a few meals. Atmosphere: It’s a very local restaurant where people just share tables and constantly people shouting to order. For Me, as a tourist, it was a totally new experience and when we entered, Everyone was looking, but there is hardly a more authentic experience possible. It fitted really well!

Very nice authentic place with mostly locals, which is reassuring. DELICIOUS food and would recommend getting with the spring roll. One of the nicest local Vietnamese dishes I’ve had and served big portions!

Very good Bun Cha, nothing fancy but well done. Served on a large silver platter, with all the food and herbs. Not much of English there, but I showed that I am one person, they showed me where to sit, and then they just brought me the tray with the Bun Cha. Perfect. And better than the Michelin Guide, because the locals say so.

One portion costs 50,000 vnd, which is very reasonable with this portion size. The taste is good, I especially like the small leaves added on the grilled meat. However, it’s not that special, you can get the same bún chả in Hanoi for a much better service and atmosphere.

Best bun cha I have eaten in Hanoi! I love how they give you different kinds of cut of the meat while other places are usually just one. The leaf wrapping on the meat was really delicious and the charcoal flavor was really nice. But I wish they gave me a little bit more noodles. Maybe I was just very hungry

Bún chả ngon, nhiều, giá hợp lý (50k/suất). Phục vụ hôm nay rất tốt. Không biết hôm qua hay ngày mai sẽ thế nào.

I was recommended this place by a few people. The food was ok but a little charred for my liking and this affected the flavour negatively. I'd probably try it again in the hope it will be better next time.

Delicious char on the meat and broth is balanced well. So tasty! 50k for the bowl + 10k for 1 nem (spring roll) with plenty of fresh veggies and rice noodles provided. Yes it looks extra charred but that extra smoky flavour is what makes it even better. Highly recommend! The ladies there were friendly. We went at 5pm and it was basically empty and the shop looked a bit packed up but they still welcomed us in. Stop off at Minci Che near by for dessert 👌makes for a perfect night out!

Drove by and saw a big crowd, decided to go back later to try off peak hours. Doesn’t seem to be on any tourist foodie lists, just full of locals. Hands down the best meal let alone bun cha of my trip to Hanoi

This place was absolutely incredible and one of mine and my brother’s favourite meals in Hanoi!!!! We came in September and our food was on the table within minutes of us arriving. The portions were big and the food was so flavourful! We also ordered spring rolls on the side and these were equally as tasty! I highly recommend this place. You get way more than what you pay for and the pork was sweet and citrusy but equally charred and sharp - I’d never tried anything like it and I’m still looking for an equally good bún cha here in London!

20Red Bean Central

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Red Bean Central is a popular restaurant in Hanoi, conveniently situated near the Old Quarter. The restaurant offers a high-end dining experience with a diverse menu featuring Vietnamese favorites like bun cha and pho, as well as an array of international dishes. In addition to delectable food, the drinks menu includes cocktails, wines, and freshly made juices. The cozy and romantic ambiance makes it an ideal spot for enjoying both Vietnamese and European cuisine.

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Outstanding service. Amazing food. We only tried the Vietnamese options of the menu. Fresh and traditional Vietnamese food with a touch. Christina, our host for the night, looked after us throughout the dinner and assisted us with the choices we made and provided helpful advises for us to try the food properly. She also gave us good hints for our stay and recommended some places to visit in Hanoi. A place to come back… Definitely, we’ll do it before leaving Vietnam.

All the food and drinks served were the best. In particular, fish, vegetables, and coriander were not very preferred ingredients, but the harmonious taste with other ingredients stood out. It was the last meal of my trip to Hanoi, and it was the best choice. In particular, I would like to thank the staff of Phuong A who likes Korean dramas and speaks English well in English. Thanks to her, I was able to get pictures that I liked. Although there was a problem of not being able to pay by card and cash, I think it's positive because other experiences were great and it was worth it even if it was expensive for Vietnamese prices.

I had a romantic date at Red Bean Central Restaurant, located on the 11th floor of La Siesta Classic Hang Thung Hotel, with the dedicated service of the staff here, especially Mr. Dung and Ms. Yen, managers and restaurant staff. The food and drinks here are delicious, fresh, and beautifully decorated. My favourite dish is Grilled Salmon with Teriyaki Sauce, very rich and cooked to perfection. Besides, the restaurant side also supports free decoration for me when I book a table in advance. The space here is quite quiet and is decorated sophisticatedly and luxuriously, creating a comfortable feeling when dining. Highly recommend for others to come and enjoy.

I’ve been there a few times since knowing Red Bean at Ma May and Hang Be. Sometimes just me, sometimes with friends and family, Red Bean never disappoints! And this new addition is no exception. It's their third one in town, dishing up freshly cooked, crazy tasty Vietnamese fare. The vibe.. Think thoughtful elegance meets yum! So, this Red Bean Central is newly set up on top of La Siesta hotel, run by young and energetic team who seriously love what they're doing. My suggestion is start your foodie journey in Hanoi here (like a crash treat in all Hanoi must eat) or bid Hanoi farewell with a culinary bang right there. Delicious eats, killer view, hearted people.. Go here, you won't regret it!

First time experiencing it in Vietnam. We decided to choose La Siesta. Luckily we made the right choice. From the enthusiastic receptionists when we walked to the hotel lobby. You guys serve super enthusiastic. The morning buffet has many choices and attractions. Thank you La Siesta for a wonderful vacation. Thanks From Ngoc Duy with love ♥️🤗

I'll never travel to Hanoi without this trip planner again

21Banh Mi 25

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Banh Mi 25 is a popular spot in Hanoi, offering an extensive sandwich menu with options for vegetarians. With three locations within a 2-block span, it caters to different preferences - from takeaway at the street-side stand to waiter service at the sit-down cafe-style Banh Mi 25 across the street.

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Some of the lightest, freshest banh mi you’ll ever have.

I have heard a lot about them and they are quite a catch. Went there after my morning run and they were almost full. Got a table though and was grateful. Went ahead and ordered the mixed and honey grilled banh mi, and of the two, the latter was delicious. The avocado smoothie was also to die for.

This spot has a special place in my heart we have been visiting here since 2018 and the Banh Mi is truly amazing 👏 It definitely lives up to it's reputation and the great reviews. It's a family run business and the owner is the nicest most pleasant man and he remembers us every year and always chats with us no matter how busy he is. This is the food I dream about when I go home... everything is so fresh and flavourful and the smoothies and juices are great too Love it!

Great banh mi with fresh and flavorful ingredients! A bit more pricey than other ones but worth it 👍

Bath Mi was crispy and tasty , I had two and a mango shake. Super affordable, kind of a neat and go place. They make them from a little kitchen over the road and run them over. I got the pork with cilantro and chill, very tasty, they do take away. It’s not a place to sit for an hour and I think that’s the way they want it, seats a wood so not the most comfortable but the food is 10 and the price is 10.

The best banh mi sandwiches I've had so far. Fresh ingredients, well seasoned meat and mouth watering flavours! Cool location that has 3 mini stalls as well as friendly and accomodating staff. Highly recommended!

Our first banh mi in town, recommended by many, so we had high expectations. You can either order and take away or wait for a table on the other side - where there’s seating area. Sometimes, you can go and sit directly at the table. The bang mi was delicious and served very nicely. Seasoning is great and especially the hot sauce which was flavourful. Would definitely come back.

I was skeptical but this was totally worth the hype! Liked this place more than other vegetarian banh mi we tried. Good vegetarian options & you can customize if needed. Tasted fresh & delicious. You place your order on one side of the street (there's always a line but it moves fast). They have 2 spots across the street if you want to sit down. If you're lucky, you can snag a table and they'll bring you your order.

22Chả cá 84

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Chả cá 84 is a renowned dish in Hanoi, featuring boneless pieces of Hemibagrus fish seasoned with turmeric and grilled over charcoal. This iconic dish is traditionally served tableside with dill, green spring onion, vermicelli noodles, coriander, mint, and roasted peanuts alongside shrimp paste or fish sauce. Over the years, it has gained international acclaim as one of Hanoi's specialty cuisines.

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We had a fantastic meal here. Knowing that we aren't familiar with the dish, the owner showed us how. The service is impeccable yet not intrusive. The fish, dill and veggies are fresh. We were also given free soup, porridge, dessert too. Felt so at home!

My my my, this family restaurant is amazing! The service is fantastic, the fish is super tender and not fishy at all. The veggies are so fragrant, it could be the healthiest and most delicious meal we had in Hanoi. We got also some free soup, free porridge and free dessert!

Value for money, exceptional taste with incredibly friendly staffs. Even the owner came down to help us with our dishes. After we finished eating, we were offered 3 DIFFERENT desserts for FREE. I cannot explain how happy I am experiencing dining here. Recommend 100% for everyone to come!

Authentic vietnamese grilled fish (with dill) restaurant. The fried spring rolls are to die for - they served us free fish soup and free coconut jelly for dessert. Enjoyed the cozy, familial atmosphere. Cheers xx !

84 P. Trần Quốc Toản, Trần Hưng Đạo, Hoàn Kiếm, Hà Nội, Vietnam•+84 948 619 619

23Bánh Mì Lãn Ông

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Bánh Mì Lãn Ông is a popular Vietnamese dish that has gained international recognition. It consists of a small French baguette filled with various ingredients such as Vietnamese sausages, grilled meat, pork liver pate, pickled daikon, carrots, cucumbers, and coriander. This classic sandwich can also be customized to include eggs, cheese, cucumber, and dried onions for those who do not consume meat.

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I liked their banh mi. While I was eating, a lot of locals came to eat in or take out. The lady was nice. I don't think people who complain about service in Vietnam understand the culture. You shouldn't expect western level of service and you also shouldn't take it personally. I also see that people have complain about how bland egg+cucumber banh mi is..but what did you expect..it's bread and eggs and cucumber....use chili sauce or bring ketchup around.

I don’t eat meat and they made me the best sandwich with eggs, cheese, cucumber and dried onions. Super crispy, super simple and soooo good! I always eat two or three of them and when I arrive the lady already knows what i want. Also nice to sit outside with good weather and watch the people on the street

We wouldn't have entered if we weren't hungry. The banh mi is just average and not particularly impressive. Hope they can improve the food quality.

friendly lady boss. Nice place to have your breakfast as sufficient seating. serves egg banh mi. reasonable prices.

We were hungry and just walked in without reading reviews. It wasn't until after we were served that I read the reviews. I concur with some of these tourists, based on my experience, we ordered 2 bread with ham banh mi but got pate and cucumbers only. The egg banh mi was bland and plain.

08A P. Chả Cá, Hàng Bồ, Hoàn Kiếm, Hà Nội, Vietnam

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Nestled in a charming corner of the Old Quarter, Hong Hoai's Restaurant is a family-run gem that presents an array of authentic Vietnamese home-cooked dishes. With recipes passed down through generations, this eatery offers a menu featuring traditional delights such as Cau Go Grilled Fish and Bo Kho Vietnamese Beef Stew.

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Great Vietnamese food. Kitty showed us how to eat the dishes like the Vietnamese pancake and bun Cha. The chicken spring rolls they recommended were one of the best as well. Definitely recommend as a good place to try a couple of good Vietnamese dishes with a hospitable host

We loved the food and the service here. The delicious dishes were presented artistically and quickly. The prices were also reasonable. When asked, Tung recommended great dishes and demonstrated how to wrap the pancakes. He also spoke English well and was courteous. This was an excellent dining experience for our last night in Hanoi. Thank you, Hong Hoai restaurant!

My wife and I came here during our stay in Hanoi. Everything was fantastic! Our server Finn was very welcoming, very prompt and extremely friendly. Our food was also delicious! Everything was high quality and we would definitely come back! Highly recommend!

Hong Hoai's restaurant offers a culinary experience that seamlessly blends Vietnamese flavors with a touch of innovation. Our dining adventure began with the stir-fried tofu in tomato sauce, a dish that showcased the chef's mastery in creating a perfect harmony of flavors. The tofu, deep-fried to silky perfection, was a delightful start, setting high expectations for the rest of the meal. The curry with vegetables presented a delightful surprise; it wasn't overly spicy, making it an ideal choice for both kids and those who prefer a milder palate. The attention to diverse preferences was evident, reflecting the restaurant's commitment to catering to a broad spectrum of tastes. A standout dish was the caramelized pork belly with quail eggs, a true embodiment of tenderness and rich flavors. The inclusion of quail eggs added a unique twist, elevating the dish beyond traditional expectations. The culinary journey reached its zenith with the stir-fried beef with pepper, an awe-inspiring creation that left a lasting impression. The succulent beef paired with perfectly balanced pepper accents showcased the chef's skillful artistry. In addition to the gastronomic delights, the impeccable service provided by Tung added an extra layer of satisfaction to our dining experience. Tung's attentiveness and professionalism enhanced our overall impression of Hong Hoai's, transforming a delightful meal into a memorable occasion. Hong Hoai's restaurant proves to be a gem for those seeking a fusion of traditional Vietnamese flavors with contemporary twists. The menu's diversity, coupled with the skilled execution of each dish, ensures a gastronomic adventure that tantalizes the taste buds and leaves patrons eagerly anticipating their next visit.

This restaurant was excellent on all accounts. Our server Finn was attentive, sweet and helpful. We are travelling from Australia so he even showed us how to eat the food properly. The pork belly with quail egg was beautifully tender and succulent with a lovely broth. The pork belly pancake was light, fresh and filling. The traditional fried pork was also flavourful. The five spice beef stir fry was soft, chewy and full of flavour. Our drinks were also excellent; I’d personally recommend the coconut coffee. Overall, a must-try restaurant in Hanoi with great service and refined flavours.

Its our second day in Vietnam and we found this restaurant, the stuff recommended us food and we tried it and I was so surprised. The taste was amazing!! I will come for sure again! One of the stuff showed us how to eat it and another one, her name was Hao, recommended us many nice places, food and what we should try in Vietnam. So all in all food is tasty, stuff is nice and atmosphere is also good. You really should visit it

Simple and unassuming restaurant in the Old Quarter with very good service and good food. I was served by Kitty and she was very nice and friendly. She explained the food well, taught me how to wrap and prepare the food. She even gave me tips on the places nearby that I can check out.

Met here with a few friends and had a great time. We were served by Noah, who was absolutely fantastic. He had a great sense of humor and made us all feel at home. He demonstrated how to roll our own beef rolls and described all the best items on the menu. We also asked him a few questions about the Vietnamese language and he happily gave us a short lesson on how the Vietnamese alphabet works. He really made this evening great. The food was pretty good too. Pho was acceptable but not the best I've had. The spring rolls were really good.

We came here to do an egg coffee making class, it was definitely a fun morning and would 100% recommend doing it. Thanh was so welcoming and made the experience fun & enjoyable. Our coffee art wasn’t as good as Thanh’s but our own egg coffee was tasty. We also got some vegetarian spring rolls at the end of the class as well.

Bánh xèo was amazing! This was the first restaurant I went in and ate food after landing in Hanoi. The restaurant is clean and the service was also very good. The waitress was really kind and gave me great recommendations. The mango smoothie was also really good as well. I was just sad that I came here alone and could not order other food!!! 🌮🌯🥬🥒🥭🥤

An medium size restaurant, right at the old quarter but it's so cozy, warm welcome and greatest Vietnamese foods ever made us happy and feel like home. Thank you so much the young man owner and his staffs give us the best service when we are to Hanoi. We will come back more and more time and highly recommend to our friends. Top hospitality for dining in Hanoi that you can't miss it.

Clearly the best place to eat in Hanoi! Tried Buncha for the first time and totally loved it! Simply also vietnamese pancakes are delicious. Most of our meals here have been great! Special mention to the young serves during the evening hours and Thanh during the noon who made our meal special by extra ordinary hospitality and service

I thoroughly enjoyed my dining experience at this restaurant. The food was delicious without being pretentious. Our server, Tung, provided spot on recommendations in terms of variety and portion for 9 people, ensuring we were well taken care of. The standout dish for me was the Vietnamese pancake. A delightful culinary adventure overall!

Reached around 6.15pm on a Friday evening. Ordered the bun cha, cha ca, chicken pancake, pork with betel leaves, and the caramelized pork. The food was pretty good and we were very satisfied. Tee spoke fluent English and is very professional, instructing us on the best way to eat each dish. He is also very approachable and friendly. Highly recommended

Lots of good google reviews, so we decided to it out. Good food, good service ( especially Hieu). They can speak some English too. Overall a pleasant experience!

Don’t trust the reviews on here. Customers are asked to give 5 stars reviews and praise the servers. Our server came prepared with a QR code so it could directly take us to their google page to leave a positive review. The food itself was average, it was okay; however the prices were astronomical. You can definitely eat somewhere nicer for those prices. That place is only filled with tourists. No locals dine in there. I would have given it 4 stars but the whole pressure of leaving a 5 star ruined the experience at the end.

At the beginning I want to talk about the most hospitable girl I have ever met her name is Trang she meet you with her nice smile and recommend you the best choices for you also she had make a very special Egg coffee that you enjoy see her passion while preparing it. Also I want to talk about the restaurant and the chiefs that prepared the food for me, I would like to say that is the best time I eat in Vietnam after a long trip from Ho Chi Minh in the south to here in 10 days, Also the price of the meals is very reasonable and food is tasty If I can give more than 5 stars I would do.

Had come here for a cooking class where Katie taught us how to make an egg coffee. She was very kind, patient and an expert teacher. Answered all my questions related to coffee making. Turned out to be one of the best egg coffees in Hanoi! Best part was that we could customise the coffee as per our taste. Surely recommend to take up the cooking classes here.

The restaurant had a pleasant atmosphere. Our server Tung was quite polite and helped us with our food selection as we had little knowledge about Vietnamese food. We had a yummy meal and was quite satisfied with the food. Would definitely recommend this restaurant - 10/10.

Overall, we had a good experience at Hong Hoai restaurant in Hanoi. We saw the high reviews online and decided to give it a try. The food was delicious. The pork wrapped in betel leaf was very tasty and flavorful. The service was also very friendly and attentive. Our server even showed us how to wrap the food to eat, which was a fun experience. However, there were a few things that could be improved. The carrot juice with ginger was very watery and had little taste. Additionally, we were not impressed with the fact that the restaurant asked us to scan a code and write a review at the end of our meal. It felt like a pushy way to get more reviews, and it took away from our overall dining experience.

The ambience is simple and unpretentious. Flavors were fresh and diverse. The food was just amazing. Noah was friendly and accommodating even showing us how to prepare our bun cha! Do not miss a chance to eat here when you are in Hanoi!

I rate a 4 rather than the 5 star it has received mainly for the food. The tastes are good, but not excellent. If you’re struggling for choice definitely give it a go as it is reliable, good service, location, and variety. But the food itself is above average not excellent.

Definitely get the vietnamese pancake, the beef rolls with betel leaves, and fried fish as they are amazing on their own but go great with the vegetables and rice paper. Mango salad was nice and refreshing. Spring Rolls with shrimp had very small shrimp 😔. Morning Glory was not as garlicky and spicy as I would like. Overall, I really enjoyed this dinner experience and the great service from the staff is something to note!

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Namaste Hanoi is a top-rated Indian restaurant located in the heart of Hanoi Old Quarter. The restaurant boasts an elegant decor that reflects the rich cultural aspects of India, creating a cozy and inviting dining atmosphere for families and couples. With over 3000 reviews on Tripadvisor, Namaste Hanoi is known for its superior service and diverse menu featuring authentic Indian dishes from various regions such as Hyderabad and Gujarat.

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Came here with my family for dinner, they serve halal north and south indian cuisine. Absolutely delicious meal with friendly customer service. Will definitely come here again if I'm in Hanoi. Special thanks to Mr Gopi for the warm and friendly service 😄

While in Hanoi, if you want to have a break from the many delicious Vietnamese cuisine options, try some authentic Indian food at Namaste Hanoi, under the watchful eye of owner Gobi. A large, beautifully appointed restaurant serviced by an attentive staff, you can choose between the customary Indian dishes, the ones we all love and enjoy, or, you can beckon Gobi over to your table and he will ask three simple questions: what do you like, meat, chicken, shrimp, fish, vegetarian; do you like it saucy or not; what level of spiciness do you like from 1 to 10. Based on your answers, he leans down and write numbers on the paper over the linen table cloth that corresponds to various offerings on the 41-page menu. There is the traditional and there are offerings of Gobi’s invention like his delicious version of samosas, with his special sauce. We tried a variety of delectable dishes and none failed to satisfy. On top of all this, it is astonishingly affordable. Go and enjoy!

"Namaste Hanoi" is the great taste of India with all types of food. Delicious, fresh and like totally home made as my mother/wife. The service is also too good. And I heartily impressed by the vision, treatment, and the thoughts of the owner Mr. Gopi uncle. If you visit Hanoi, please don't miss this place. Love you👌👍❤🙏

The place is spacious and clean, great for small parties and gatherings. In my view, this is by far the greatest butter chicken I had here in Hanoi. Serving is big yet price is reasonable. The owner or one of the bosses there guided us on how to properly eat our dish. He’s very helpful and friendly. 👏🏽

Very homely food with a personal touch. Staff are really friendly and knowledgeable. Owner Mr. Gopi personally visits each table to check on the guests. Food was very tasty and delivered hot and quick. Overall a good indian restaurant outside India. They serve vegan dishes also.

The food is ok, it is acceptable that there will be a slight difference in the taste of Indian food outside of India, although it is ok. But the behavior of the staff and supervisor (or owner) made us stop the dinner In between and go to a nearby Vietnamese restaurant, sorry for the review but couldn't stop talking. I hope they will make it better in the future.

An authentic Indian restaurant that serves premium veg and non veg food. We visited here 2-3 times during our trip to Vietnam and those were the most yummiest meals, I had throughout my trip. The restaurant has a vast menu and some very uncommon dishes (few that you must have not even heard about) but anything you order here, will win your heart. Most of the staff is Indian and so is the owner Gopi uncle, he is very sweet. If you have any specifications in your food preparation, please tell them and they will customize it for you. A MUST MUST visit restaurant, when you are in Ha noi. ❤️

Space: there’re many seats. Waiter/Waitress: they’re pretty friendly and helpful. Meal: very delicious! No matter naan or curry. Price: I forgot the price, but not expensive I remembered.

The dining experience at Namaste Hanoi is truly exceptional. The owner, hailing from South India and fluent in Tamil, brings an authentic touch to the South Indian cuisine served at the restaurant. Notably, dishes like dosa and ghee roast are exceptionally well-made, reflecting the owner's commitment to culinary excellence. During my visit, I had the pleasure of introducing a local Vietnamese friend to the Indian culinary experience. Much to our delight, the owner's mastery of flavors resonated well with my friend, who thoroughly enjoyed the distinctive Indian taste. The owner's friendly demeanor adds a personal touch to the dining experience, ensuring that dishes are served promptly. I opted for the South Indian thali, a delightful spread where diners can choose between two dishes—fish, mutton, or chicken gravy. Each option was a culinary delight, showcasing the rich and diverse flavors of South Indian cuisine. A noteworthy aspect of Namaste Hanoi is its halal certification. The owner shared that the local imam personally oversees the preparation of lamb and chicken, providing assurance to those seeking halal options. This commitment to religious dietary preferences adds an extra layer of trust and inclusivity to the dining experience. In summary, Namaste Hanoi stands out not only for its delectable South Indian dishes but also for the warm hospitality of its owner. The halal certification further reinforces the restaurant's dedication to accommodating diverse preferences, making it a must-visit for those craving an authentic and inclusive Indian culinary experience in Hanoi.

On my business trip to Vietnam over the last two weeks, landed in Hanoi on last Thursday. Since then I had at least one meal at this restaurant every day. The food served here is sumptuous, more homely be it North or South, be it Veg or Non-Veg. The staff are knowledgeable & service was top notch. I observed that they play Hindi, Tamil & instrumental music on turns. Some songs brought nostalgic memories of my teen age days. Highly recommend for authentic Indian food.

The place was OK not so special though. The food was good yet, my plate wasn't as clean as expected (had a patch of curry, not big deal). The taste is very good, Ma-sha'a-Allah. The staff were extremely friendly and nice except for the old gentleman who took our order who was a bit strict, yet polite. They had a parking lot for motorbikes only, and my friend had to park his car somewhere else.

Visited this restaurant twice during our stay at Hanoi. My rating is excellent in all respects like Authentic taste, varieties(both North Indian and South Indian), availability of all dishes throughout the business hours of 11 am to 9 pm, ambience, hospitality (including the hospitality of the owner himself, Mr. Gopi), Infrastructure, Location and more than everything the personal touch in everything by the owner etc. I would definitely like to sincerely recommend this restaurant for all visitors.

I think this is the best Indian restaurant in Hanoi. Price also very reasonable. Owner is very polite, goes to every one and talking very kind. Indians are must be here of want to eat proper Indian food.

Very tasty Indian food one can expect in Vietnam. Food tastes like homemade with passion, love and interest. The restaurant caters varied menu for both veg and non - veg eaters. Owner Mr. Gopi knows his stuff. He has been running this restaurant in Hanoi for 25 years. The team has curated unique menu from all across India and their creation is finger licking good. I tried some unique dishes unheard and never eaten in my life. They were suggested by Mr. Gopi himself and I am glad I ordered the food that was suggested. Myself and my husband are Indians from Australia on our tour to Vietnam. We stayed for 3 days in Hanoi and visited Namaste Hanoi for all 3 days for different meal. First day at the restaurant we ordered North Indian style dishes. Appetiser named Pakheeza was a beautiful rendition of dried fruits , capsicum and coconut rolled in rumali roti and deep fried. Sounds different but was served with amazing spicy homemade sauce. This combination of pakheeza with sauce was the best taste ever. This is a must try dish. For the main I had ordered chutney aloo, curry was really finger licking good. Next day we visited again for lunch time and I ordered South Indian thali. Perfect for a South Indian - poondu rasam ( garlic Rasam ) was just amazing like how mother makes at home. I am glad we were suggested this restaurant by our friend and we tried.

The food here is super authentic. The menu is unending, so I suggest you ask the owner - Gopi Uncle - for recommendations! This is my first international visit, and being a vegetarian myself, I can safely come back here again in case the craving for North Indian food kicks in! I’ll give a 6/5 for the food quality, service, hospitality and especially the dedication of the owner to stand out and deliver authenticity from India in Vietnam!

Its not just a restaurant but a gastronomical delight where you get food away from home. The owner is passionate about food, services and making not only our tummy but also our heart full. They have huge menu of vegetarian and meat options, both in North Indian and South Indian delicacies. Highly recommended especially if you are Indian food lover and miss your home food much

The only problem we had in Vietnam was food. We could not eat local food. So these Indian restaurants were a big boon for us. We loved the food here, but the waiters and service were poor. The lack of food at the buffet was noticeable, otherwise this is an excellent restaurant & highly recommended.

Best Indian food restaurant! Very spacious and beautiful location with finger-licking (literally) food! Would definitely come back!

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26Tung's Kitchen

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Tung's Kitchen is a charming restaurant located in a serene courtyard, offering a delightful fusion of Vietnamese and Western cuisines. Emphasizing the use of locally-sourced ingredients, this culinary gem presents an array of innovative and flavorful dishes. From the fragrant Pho Chay Vegetarian Noodle Soup to the delectable Grilled Lemongrass Pork Chops, each offering showcases a harmonious blend of Vietnamese herbs and international influences.

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First time at Tung’s Kitchen and it was an amazing experience from the moment we stepped in. Our server, Maria was really patient and attentive to us, recommending dishes based on our likings. Some of the specials included the Fried Chicken Spring Rolls as well as the Cha Ca (Fried fish rolls). Not only was the food delicious, prices were affordable and worth it. Great atmosphere and drinks too. Highly recommended if you’re in Hanoi and looking for a place to eat!!!

It was the best food I had during my whole trip in Vietnam. Food here is really awesome! Really enjoyed the food & beers here! And definitely can’t forget about the attentive, professional and friendly service from Ms Hue! Thanks Hue for explaining the food so well in English ,so we understood about the food better. She really hyped up the atmosphere and so kind to stop us from ordering too much, not a pushy kinda person. Reminder: Rmb to make a reservation before coming because it’s always full house.

All I can say is “perfect” They gave me a warm welcome, helped me choose a good dish, asked me for appropriate cutlery choice and brought the food in a timely manner. All of that mixed with grace, great attitude and a genuine interest in making me feel comfortable. To top it the spring rolls were crunchy and delicious and the chicken was delicious! Definitely a place I’d come back to again and again.

We dined here and had fresh spring rolls, beef wrapped in beetle leaf, green mango salad, and Vietnamese pancake. Bin, our waiter, was very attentive and friendly. The staff had good English. The food was outstanding! Very tasty.

We had for a second time a lovely lunch. Kitty was great. She helped and explained what I can, and what I shouldn't eat, due to my milk allergy. We had various dishes both days. We tried fried meals, dried noodle dishes and wraps. The banana smoothie was lovely too. Thanks Kitty for the lovely meals.

Fantastic restaurant in the old district of Hanoi. A must try for good Vietnamese food lovers. The sizzling dishes are delicious, a must try. Service is top notch with very knowledgeable and friendly staff. Congratulations to the Mango Team that gave us a unique gourmet experience. Definitely, will visit often! 👍👍👍👍👍

Tung's Kitchen was delicious! One of the best places we have eaten at during our time in Vietnam. Our server, Kitty, was super friendly and helpful. After dinner we were chatting and she even gave us a list of fun things she recommended in Hanoi (all very fun). The food was a level above most other places. It came out super fast as was as fresh as you could ask. We had the fresh spring rolls which were lovely but the stars of the show was the Bun Cha and fried fish. Kitty showed us how to roll spring rolls with our dishes so it was an experience as well as tasty. Really recommend!

The servers are very friendly and the vibe that they impart is very welcoming (thanks Maple!). The food is not the best I have had, but it is good. The pork belly was good, but the quail eggs were not, and the pineapple fish soup was bland. The balcony might be nice, but we did not get to try it. The egg coffee is very thick! The morning glory in garlic is very flavorful.

We ordered the beef wrapped in betel leaf for appetizer. Out waiter Duc cut the noodles and meats for us and kind to show us how to wrap it and eat it. The flavours all go really well together, like a party in your mouth. Highly recommend ordering this. For the rice dishes, we ordered the honey glazed chicken and chicken with shrimp satay and lemongrass. Both were authentic and delicious. The shrimp satay was a little spicy so be mindful if you don’t like spicy foods. This place serves one of the best Vietnamese foods in Hanoi. Great service, friendly staff, fast and fresh foods, clean. Definitely check out this restaurant if you want good authentic Vietnamese food.

The spring rolls were fried to perfection, golden brown on the outside with a crunch and full of flavour on the inside. The chicken spring rolls were definitely the best I’ve had in Hanoi so far. The fried pork dish was exceptional, juicy and seasoned perfectly. Maria, our host, was very friendly and warm to welcome. She gave us many recommendations and even taught us the proper way to eat it! Overall, this dinner in Hanoi has definitely been the best with the amazing ambience and people working in it :)

Excellent Vietnamese restaurant in Hanoi. The staff are very welcoming and gladly help you decide what to order. The service was quick and the food was delicious. Special mention to Kei who speaks great English and helped us choose vegetarian options. We ordered the Vietnamese pancake and stir fried noodles, both vegetarian and they were great :-) The ambience was very nice too. Highly recommended !

Awesome little find in Hanoi. Went for an early lunch and the mark down in atmosphere was only because it was a little empty and we couldn’t sit upstairs. The food was all very tasty and well recommended by Bin, and enjoyed my first ever egg coffee! Would highly recommend for reasonably priced, very well presented and tasty food!

Highly recommend this restaurant!! The food is next level good and the service is even better. Kitty was amazing and helped us navigate the menu giving us great suggestions. We will be back! The Betel leaf rolls were so good- highly suggest trying it!

Lovely food, great service. Vietnamese quisine situated in the central part, reasonably priced. Waiters are friendly and eager to help pick food tailored to your taste. Big love for the Mango team, they are true example of fantastic service.

I love this place. We went here like 5 times over our stay and enjoyed it every time. The atmosphere is nice and the staff are all friendly. I don't know all the servers' names, but they're all nice. Nhat is so lovely and bright. My favourite dish is the pineapple chicken, it comes with rice and salad so it's a good-sized meal. All of the juice and smoothies are also yummy. I will miss this restaurant and come back next time I come to Hanoi. My one top pick. 🤞😘

Our food was delicious and the service was excellent despite being busy with a constant flow of new customers. Without a reservation we had to wait about 40 minutes, but it was well worth it. And there's plenty to do in this neighborhood to kill some time. Window shopping, real shopping or just people watching. We sat down for some tea at a little shop with sidewalk tables and the time flew by. For our dinner we chose grilled fish in banana leaf, southern style dried noodles and stir-fried morning glory w garlic as a veggie side. Everything is served family style to share at the table, so it's good to get some variety. The grilled fish is actually a build-your-own rice paper roll with lettuce, noodles and vegetable garnish, and a sweet and sour dipping sauce. Our server was very kind to take a few minutes to demonstrate the process. It's not difficult and I recommend it for anyone who's an adventurous diner looking for something different to try. The dried noodles aren't really dry as the name might suggest, just served without sauce or broth. Topped with thin sliced beef and bean sprouts, you stir it up while serving and it all comes together quite pleasantly. So, all-in-all an enjoyable dining experience, leaving us satisfied and happy to recommend Tung's Kitchen to anyone visiting Hanoi.

Went for Dinner at Tung's Kitchen last night and...wow. We managed to get a balcony seat. This allowed my wife and I to watch the world go by while enjoying some amazing food. DaSyn looked after us and was very helpful and polite. He even offered to show me how to properly prepare and eat the beef in silver paper that I ordered. We enjoyed it there so much, that we intend on returning in the next few days.

Tung's kitchen is a hidden gem. Even though its interior does not immediately give one the impression, the food is very tasty and arranged to catch the guests eye. This comes with fair service, an interesting view on a crossroad, if one wants such, and a reasonable price tag. I can definately recommend this restaurant.

We actually sat upstairs on a small balcony area next to someone who was out there already. We spoke a little to him and it turned out he actually worked there and he recommended a few dishes to try which we ordered. The food was great, very fresh, tasty, and filling. The service was good, with the waiters asking us if we were okay a couple times. I'd definitely recommend going here if you're looking for a good place to eat. The person we spoke to on the balcony was Simon so great job from him!

Our first dining experience at Tungs Kitchen was fantastic. We had Kitty looking after us downstairs and look after us she did. With her assistance we ordered an amazing array of food to try and she also showed us how the food should be put together and eaten. Unfortunately it did all come at the same time and wouldn’t fit on our two person table but Kitty quickly moved us to a bigger table where we could eat comfortably. Upon leaving she also gifted me some of their rice paper which doesn’t need a quick soak in water like the ones I have previously used at home. The food and service was fantastic. It was so good that we made sure we came back again. This time we were seated upstairs. Once again the food came quickly and all at once so our table was too small again. I don’t think the young lady understood that we wanted to move to a bigger table and as the dishes wouldn’t fit I asked her to take two away and let us finish the two we ordered for entree first. These dishes were then just sat on a spare table near the stairs till we were ready, so unfortunately cold by the time we got to eat them but still delicious. Kitty asked me to review their Restaurant honestly so that is what I have done. Would have loved for the food to come out slower and at different times so we could take our time sampling their culinary delights. The restaurant would also benefit as being Aussies we love a drink or two with our food and was happy to spend more money the longer we were there 😉 Highly recommend this authentic restaurant, one of the best in Hanoi 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟

This restaurant was recommended to us by our tour guide. The food was delicious and so fresh. We loved it. We've just come back to Hanoi and had dinner here. Just as delicious. Went the pancake again gotta go the pancake, beef this time. Delish. Had chicken salad and fried spring rolls with it. Perfection. Thank you Kitty, good advice to go the beef pancake. And thanks for the secret to your salad dressing.

Mango Team is the best! We were here on our last night in Vietnam and were looking for the best spot for traditional Vietnamese food with a nice atmosphere. We are so glad we found Tung’s Kitchen from Google Reviews! The food was the best we had in Vietnam, so fresh, and the service was so nice and quick as well! We had a great seat overlooking the streets of Vietnam to enjoy our last night!

Got to this place because of all the amazing reviews and it DID NOT DISAPPOINT!!! Everything was amazing, from the drinks to the food!!! Everything single dish we ordered was top notch. Maple, our server, only made our dinner better by giving an 11/10 service. From helping us pick a dish (which was not easy, I wanted to order everything) to showing us how to properly eat our food. Always with an amazing, fun and friendly attitude and a big smile. Definitely dinning here again next time I come to Hanoi.

A Perfect Spot for Authentic Vietnamese Cuisine. We were tired and famished when stumbled upon Tung's Kitchen.. What a gem! The staff greeted us warmly and showed good knowledge about vegan and vegetarian diets, offering excellent recommendations. With a menu full of vegetarian options and the flexibility to customize non-veg dishes to our dietary needs, we were spoiled for choice. And let me tell you about their Mekong Delta Style Pancake (from non-veg menu) —it's a must-try! For first-timers like us, the staff patiently demonstrated how to wrap and savor Vietnamese Pancakes—a truly cool experience! Bursting with flavor, it left us craving more! And don't even get me started on their Fried Lotus— it is so fresh and crunchy, it's hard to resist! Our boys couldn't get enough of their customized Pho from the non-veg menu—they practically licked their bowls clean before we had a chance to try.

27Rice Bistro

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Rice Bistro, established in 1994, offers a unique dining experience that combines Vietnamese culinary traditions with a Western twist. The restaurant showcases flavors from the three regions of Vietnam, each dish telling a story and representing the diverse culinary culture of the country's 54 ethnic groups. Located in Hanoi's Old Quarter, this restaurant reimagines traditional local flavors with a Western influence. Guests can expect delectable dishes presented with flair and inspired by both Vietnamese heritage and western cooking styles.

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Great food, nice ambience, really friendly staff. Delicious food with value for money, especially the pomelo salad which is to die for! Also recommend the mango sticky rice! Rice is cooked to perfection, really fragrant, and the mango sweet and juicy. There is great selection and delicious cocktails too!

Nous avons logé au Dynastie hôtel et le Rice Bistro est le restaurant de l'hôtel. Pour un restaurant d'hôtel, c'est un excellent restaurant, à prix très correct. La présentation des plats est fantastique ! Nous y avons mangé à plusieurs reprises durant nos 5 jours à l'hôtel. (Translated by Google) We stayed at the Dynastie Hotel and the Rice Bistro is the hotel's restaurant. For a hotel restaurant, it is an excellent restaurant, at a very reasonable price. The presentation of the dishes is fantastic! We ate there several times during our 5 days at the hotel.

Randomly found this place during a walk around the city. Went shortly after lunch, their food was pretty high quality and came out relatively fast. Slightly more expensive then local restaurants nearby but you can taste the quality of the fish which was delicious, and the place was really clean. I also got a watermelon drink which was warm and ok - I've had better. The service staff forgot about me a few times but it was because the obvious tourist couple beside me was pretty demanding and took up all their attention.

Very cosy, friendly English speaking staff, and most importantly very very good food. If you are worried about eating Vietnamese street food, you can enjoy all the authentic dishes here. They also serve western dishes and pizzas.

its hard to find an air-conditioned restaurant in hanoi with the blazing hot sun! so glad to have found this gem, with luxurious and exceptional service, serving some wet hand towels. the food was great: vegetarian spring rolls & lemongrass/pandan iced tea must try!! the pho was pleasant too :) the washroom is a fancy delight

A special shoutout to Leo the floor captain, Peony and Chi, for their OUTSTANDING service and KINDNESS. Now back to the food review. I'm obsessed with pomelo salads and have always been looking for eateries in Vietnam that serve them, and prepare them well. So yes, this eatery has it, and the pomelo salad was superb! We ordered the grilled turmeric fish and grilled pork skewers as well. They were excellent as well. Will we return? YES WE WILL.

Absolutely love the food here! Simple food but prepared so well to unearth great balance of tastes in the most humble of ingredients. Slightly on the expensive side but your stay in Hanoi will not be complete without visiting this place. Highly recommended.

Definitely recommend this place. AC works all the time and Bunza is really great compared to popular Bunza. Recommend to anyone. Well trained staff and nice environments.

The whole experience was great! The food was exceptional! Very tasty and well prepared and you can choose among many menu option. I love the service and the place with English speaking crew. Thank you so much!

I feel that the current rating of 4.3 doesn't give justice and fully capture the quality of this restaurant. Let me start by saying that the ambiance is fantastic. It creates a pleasant atmosphere that enhances the overall dining experience. I was impressed with the service provided by the staff. They were attentive and friendly, ensuring that we had everything we needed throughout our meal. Now, let's talk about the food. We ordered the Roasted Chicken, Char-grilled Pork, and Fried Beef over hot stone, and they were all incredibly delicious. Each dish had well-balanced flavors and was presented beautifully. We thoroughly enjoyed our meal and finished every bite. To end our meal, we decided to try the mango sticky rice for dessert. It was a delightful combination of sweet mango and sticky rice that left a pleasant taste in our mouths. As a nice surprise, the restaurant also provided us with a complementary fruit platter, which was a thoughtful gesture. Overall, I highly recommend this restaurant. The ambiance is great, the service is attentive, and the food is truly enjoyable. The current rating doesn't fully reflect the positive experience we had. Give this place a try, and I believe you'll be pleasantly surprised.

Pretty good place...nice food and atmosphere. Ordered for dinner: pomelo salad with prawn, traditional pork spare rib and Vietnamese pickle broth, and fried beef with peppers and lemongrass, served on hot rocks.

28Poke Hanoi

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Poke Hanoi is a hidden gem in Hanoi, offering a blend of Japanese and American flavors. Tucked away with a small sign to guide you, the restaurant boasts a lovely interior and the possibility of securing a table on the terrace with scenic views of the lake. The menu features exquisite poke bowls, with fresh ingredients and an array of options to choose from. Despite its unassuming entrance, this spot offers an extraordinary setting with fantastic lake views.

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Great spot. The decor is very minimalist and has a great vibe to it. The poke is amazing, great choices of ingredients and everything tasting fresh. Definitely worth a visit, and I'll be visiting again. Staff were really friendly and helpful too.

This is a really great place to have Poke Bowls. All the ingredients are very fresh and you have quite a big selection. The staff also gives you some recommendations and explains the concept to you. I loved the big choice and we were very happy about out bowls. If you are looking for Poke Bowls just go there, do not be afraid of the strange alley entrance and go all the way up. Its worth it.

Best poke in Hanoi! Quality food and really nice place to chill. U have to go into the alley and take the stairs up. Love their cold pressed juice as well. Highly recommended! Will be back! :))

The food feels really fresh and healthy. One bowl with free choice of 2 meats (salmon, tuna, etc) costs 210.000. Eating area is very clean and lots of space. Very peaceful. Cute staff (as always).

Pretty chill place. I was alone when I came in the evening. Furnishing is beautiful. Perfect place to read a book with some noise from the roads (honking and stuff) in the background. The feeling of entering a small alley (yes, the entrance is not very obvious) and being greeted with bright lights and interior is welcoming ♥️ it's like... Finding some gem, a little surprised.

If you're a westerner, you may be a long way from home. The ingredients are familiar, the food is excellent and the beer is cold! The environment is very contemporary. This restaurant showcases what modern Vietnam is.

Lovely and cozy restaurant next to the Hanoi lake. Here I had a delicious poke bowl with many vegetables. I went for the spicy sauce made with wasabi and it was very good. If you want an healthy meal come here.

First time having a poke bowl in Hanoi and I'm so impressed! Fresh ingredients and overall tasty. The seating area is also nice and bright with outdoor seating at the back. Would go back!

Exquisite poke in the heart of Hanoi. Certainly deserves a 5 star rating, the entrance into the restaurant is unique and after climbing a few stories you are greeted by a extraordinary setting with fantastic views over the lake. I went with the spicy tuna and shrimp as well as all the toppings and it was phenomenal (190k dong per bowl). The fish was good quality and the sauce was just the right amount of spicy. Definitely will be coming back again!

Hard to find but definitely worth for effort. Great location, delicious food. Very nice staff, they give some suggestions for choosing toppings for our bowls Highly recommended ! I keep coming back.

A great place to sit down and have a poke bowl. They have great varieties and cater to all, both vegetarians and non vegetarians. Please be advised though that they only accept cash payments.

Amazing ! Poki bowls just like back in the states, at least in Arizona. I went with white rice, shrimp, crab, onions, spicy mayo, guacamole, jalapeños, cilantro, green onions and dried onions. There are still many more options I didn’t even try - like the slimy, gooey raw stuff- not my thing. I had a delicious orange and carrot drink made fresh in the shop. Don’t be scared the shop is hard to find - look for the round sign on the street and head down the narrow alleyway ( it’s totally safe) then climb a couple of flights of stairs - I promise it’s worth it !! Clean shop, good seating area ( but watch the step up - it’s a big one ) the young ladies are delightful, friendly and speak english. They photograph each bowl they make… they are either super proud of each creation or it’s some sort of inventory control ?? Enjoy!

11B P. Hàng Khay, Tràng Tiền, Hoàn Kiếm, Hà Nội 100000, Vietnam•+84 903 483 218

29The Rhythms Restaurant

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The Rhythms Restaurant in Hanoi's Old Quarter is a popular spot offering an immersive dining experience with live music and a menu featuring Vietnamese street food favorites like Banh Mi and Bun Thit Nuong. The restaurant's design is inspired by Neoclassicism, exuding sophistication and luxury. Guests can savor authentic Vietnamese delicacies as well as international dishes. The service is exemplary, with staff accommodating last-minute changes and proficient in English.

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Very nice evening, food is very good, service was great and after covid you can enjoy the rooftop with top view on hoan kiem, Bravo !

We took a Vietnamese set menu, it was very tasty and fresh typical Vietnamese dishes which you also can find in the street food restaurants on the Hanoi streets, but the quality here was a way better. The service was great too, our waitress Thuy was very kind, friendly and attentive. Really enjoyed this place.

Very nice people work there and great view . Staff talk to you and show interest if you like food and where you come from etc it’s nice from them. The food was nice and I love my crème brûlée , always want this dessert it was very well made and not too sweet the ice cream was very good too. Thank you . It was my last day in Hanoi Vietnam on my holidays so I wanted fancy food and this restaurant is beautiful and has good food. Easy to find it too close to the lake. I would come again if I could . Thanks

We had a birthday dinner at Rhythms. I mentioned we have a birthday girl when making the reservation. The staff went out of their way to make the birthday girl feel special. The decorations, balloons, rose petals and the birthday song. We had a blast. Of course service is attentive. Not even mentioning the delicious food. Thanks Rhythms for the amazing evening.

I returned to Rhythms on 25th January 2022 with my wife for our 2nd wedding anniversary. We had enjoyed our first visit in February 2020 and it was time to go back. Unfortunately the restaurant has not maintained its high standards when it comes to the menu availability and the quality of the food and drinks. When we arrived the staff seated us and gave us our food and drinks menus. The two main courses that my wife and I wanted were not available and my wife's 2nd choice was not available either. We ordered two cuts of steak instead, one rare and one medium rare. We then ordered a glass or house red wine each but it was unavailable so we decided to order a bottle of wine. Our first choice bottle of Malbec was not available either. The manager asked if she could help us choose a bottle which we accepted. We told her we wanted something light and fruity and that we did not like dry wines like Merlot etc. She suggested a bottle of Chilean Red Cabernet which was priced at 1,400,000 VND, one of the more expensive red wines on the menu. They brought the bottle and I tried it. It was a very dry wine (less dry than a Merlot but quite similar) which my wife and I did not like. I had one small glass and my wife had two small glasses before she had enough. The steaks arrived and they had cooked my steak raw/ rare (this was my wife's order) and my wife's steak medium/medium well (i had ordered medium rare). We just swapped steaks so that we did not cause a fuss. Due to the meals that we wanted not being available, my wife had ordered her steak based on the side dishes that came with it but there was no asparagus on either of the steaks as stated in the menu. When we asked, a member of staff went to the kitchen and the chef grilled one piece of asparagus each. The steaks were not well seasoned and lacked the expected meaty flavour. They were not the worst steaks we have had in Hanoi but are definitely not in the top 10. For dessert we ordered two chocolate lava cakes. We were told it would take 15 minutes to prepare them which was fine as they are freshly made. When they arrived to our table, both were overcooked with no gooey chocolate inside, just dry chocolate cake. We decided not to say anything because we had to get back home to our baby as it was 8.15pm. When we paid the bill the staff brought us a small sample of a cocktail to apologise for the wine although we still had to pay 1,400,000 VND (after checking online you can buy it in a store at retail price for 450,000 VND) for 3 small glasses (1/4 of the bottle) and we took the bottle home so that we can use it in some cooking at some point. Overall the service was good but the selection of foods, as well as the quality of the food and drinks, are now well below expectations. After enjoying our first visit 2 years ago, I now cannot advise anyone to go to The Rhythms Restaurant any more and I feel sorry that I have to write this.

Super nice dinner and great service! Really enjoyed the food (mainly had the Vietnamese dishes) and everything was excellent. The view is nice and the restaurant interior is lovely. I definitely recommend this place and I would come back for sure.

To celebrate the end of our vacation we wanted to celebrate by having a fine dining experience. Staff were able to quickly help us get a reservation and our server was amazing in taking food requests and accommodations! Loved our dinner here! I had the lovey dovey set menu and loved almost every dish, it paired well with my Sauvignon Blanc!

Fancy place, very delicious food, pricey but worth the price and beautiful view. The staff is amazing professional ! Highly recommend this place for a fancy night !

We have eaten the set menu with a cocktail here costed 2,159,272.00 VDN People been lovely but sometimes felt like they forgot about us between two meals we were just sitting there for a while with empty plates. They brought out my steak already cold which absolutely disappointed me. The quality of ingredients are just not up to standards for the price.

Excellent quality and service This is the buffet breakfast at the hotel. The yogurt with honey is really delightful. Highly recommended

I've been to quite a few restaurants. But The Rhythms Restaurant - Vietnamese Fine Dining really impressed me. From the food, drinks, and service all make me feel Wowwww. And above restaurant is Terraco Sky Bar, there're many drinks to chill, with very good view to see Hoàn Kiếm lake Thank you for giving us a great experience!

This was a great fine dining experience. It was quiet at 6pm and we ordered the Vietnamese and Western set. Very delicious!

I had dinner at the Rhythms restaurant. The service and atmosphere was fantastic. The location and view from this restaurant are top-notch in town. However, the food was not on par with what I expected. The steak was too rare and flat which spoiled my surf and turf dish.

The lunch set was a great value given the food quality. Cocktails were creative, named after the districts of Hanoi. The staff was exceptionally friendly and helpful.

Went for a Birthday dinner for my Daughter whilst visiting Hanoi . Service and presentation was excellent . Food was presented perfectly and tasted lovely . They went the extra mile to make our daughter’s birthday special . Thank you .

Very good food and exemplary service! Ordered the Vietnamese set meals. Food is fine and delicate. Fresh and flavorful. Authentic viet food. Also many Al la carte options. Wide variety Service very impressive. Upon 15 min of me making an online reservation, I received a WhatsApp asking me for seat preference etc. I changed my booking last minute and they accommodated well too. They also allow me to have my desserts outdoor with a nice view of the lake. Servers are proficient in English and super friendly. Well done!

30Phở Gia Truyền Bát Đàn

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Phở Gia Truyền Bát Đàn, also known as Phở Bat Dan, is a renowned spot in Hanoi that has gained popularity among both locals and tourists. It has been featured in various online platforms and media outlets as one of the best places to enjoy authentic Pho in the city. Despite mixed opinions from locals about its flavor, the long queues outside the restaurant are a testament to its popularity.

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The best pho my wife or I have ever had, even after a week in Hanoi. I recommend western foreigners going early in the trip when they're waking up super early as when we went at 630am it was crowded but we could order pretty much right away and get a seat but by the time we finished a queue had built up. Generally the pho broth in Hanoi tastes much beefier and has a lot more fat in it than we are used to but it's so good and this was the definitive version we had in Hanoi. I made mine spicy but my wife kept hers as-is and we both agreed this was the best. Oh and definitely get the little fried dough things, they're amazing and were better here than anywhere else we had (although morning freshness might be the reason there). Basically a churro with no cinnamon or sugar - great as-is or dipped in broth.

Well-priced for the amount of beef and high-quality soup base. Brisket is tastier than the raw beef. Love their subtle use of old ginger to give it a nice kick. I would avoid adding condiments as that would take away how well they have put the dish together. Short, fast moving queues at 8 am. All locals except me.

Although small tables & space, it has its cozy and nice vibe of morning local atmosphere. The Pho broth is definitely georgous and tasty that you would want to come back for another time. The price is affordable comparing to common prices in ancient town. Highly recommend!

Since this place is so busy we made a point to arrive right when it opened. Somehow there were already people seated, but there were still plenty of seats for us. It might also be helpful to know that people tend to cut in line, so be aware of this - we observed it as we were leaving! We ordered the regular beef pho and it was truly exceptional. The broth was so delicious and the beef almost melted in your mouth. They have chili and vinegar that you can add. We were so impressed by this place.

Enjoyed a fantastic bowl of Pho is as a local restaurant as it be can get. Food was fast, hot and oh so tasty. Was here a year ago and had to come back for more. Owner speaks enough English that us foreigners can get by. No real service, you have to carry your own bowl to the table.

One of my must visit Pho Shop in Ha Noi, be it a day trip or a week trip. I will always make the time to have a meal here. Broth is thick and flavourful, pho is cooked just nice. Long queue at all times, open only in the morning and at night, worth the wait. Don't forget the dough fritters and the egg.

Such an iconic place and full of history. The staff from my hostel recommended this to me and he told me personal stories of this restaurant. I got there at exactly 6pm and it was already starting to get busy. The beef is so tender and the broth is amazing. Make sure to get the bread sticks and dip it all in. You can add chilli if you like spice. It’s a place that you just go in and out and not a place to hang around.

Recommended by the locals. Popular among both tourists and locals. Only 3 variations of beef pho sold here. Tai Nam according to a local man is “half ripe” but I guess it means the beef is medium done. The soup is fresh and delicious. The beef is also tasty. Simple dish yet rich in flavor.

This is a place that locals visit and you will need to try this to experience the real Hanoi. They have 3 different menu; rare, fully cooked, combination. It only cost VND 60,000 for the most expensive bowl and the serving is huge! The soup is very tasty even though it is clear. The beef is also soft with lots of vegetable. While other locals add vinegar and chilli in their pho, I preferred mine on its own.

The place looks like…nothing much. Service is at the counter, there were 3 different versions of Pho Bo, 40k ti 50k vnd, tables/chairs pretty uncomfortable, there is no toilet available. Soup was good but nothing sensational, if you’re nearby you might as well try it.

Ate 2 bowls in a row yesterday, still delicious after the covid-19; sweet stock, texture beef, and soft flat noodle. Taste and flavors enhanced by scallion and ginger. Prices now goes 50, 55 and 60.

My favorite pho place, probably ever! The broth is so light but flavorful, the meat is always tender and delicious, combined with the melt in your mouth noodles, it’s just a dream to eat ♥️ Always add some of the vinegar into the broth, it really brightens up the flavor even more! There’s always a queue, and be prepared for some folks to try to cut in front if you’re distracted. Do what the locals do, have one person find seating and the other person order. Come as early as possible, around 8-9am then the line gets longer and there’s a higher chance it’ll sell out.

Best pho we have eaten so far in our life. It's not exaggeration that we have eaten 100+ pho places both in Vietnam and in the US this place is the best. It's Northern style so there's no separate dish of veggie. You do have to bring your own pho to the table so its self service. It can be very crowded. If you don't mind the above highly recommend to stop by.

Delicious pho. No English menu displayed but the options are well-cooked beef, rare beef, or combination. The donuts for dipping are 10K and have good crunch. Sit wherever you can find space, but you collect your pho from the counter when you order.

The other reviews about this place are accurate. My wife and I arrived before opening and managed to get a table. Two bowls of tai nam for 60,000 each and a plate of deep-fried donuts. I highly recommend it.

Keep your eye on the prize - a beautiful pho of hot, pure, clear, and flavorful house made broth with tender fresh beef cooked with the broth, a hefty portion of fresh and clean noodles, topped with scallions and an egg if you pay an extra 5,000 VND. Fresh chopped chilis on the table. Like most small and popular shops, it is “get in, eat, and get out” to make room for others. Order and pay simultaneously (have your money ready) at the prep station. They will give you your pho there as well. There is no table service, no drinks. If you’re there for breakfast (6am) a few customers will be milling around by 545. Enjoy your pho! And enjoy being part of the wheel going ‘round and ‘round that is life in Hanoi!! 12/10, recommend, will be back!

Beef broth smells amazing but the when served, the soup is lack of beef taste. Overall, good dining experience

An outstanding Michelin awarded hole in the wall very local joint. Only 3vtypes of Pho are served daily. Simply outstanding in taste, lots of cilantro, ginger, and chopped beef. Have not tasted such fine taste in the broth. Simply perfect $2.50 dinner bowl !

49 P. Bát Đàn, Cửa Đông, Hoàn Kiếm, Hà Nội, Vietnam

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31Xôi Yến

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Xôi Yến is a popular spot in Hanoi, especially among young people. It's known for serving sticky rice bowls with various toppings such as pate, fried eggs, meats, shallots, and shaved bean curd. The restaurant is located in the Old Quarter and is always bustling with crowds enjoying the rich and filling snack. At night, Xôi Yến comes alive with street karaoke and serves its xôi xéo with a thin caramelized pork dipping sauce.

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I love the food here. It’s delicious and very affordable. The restaurant is also situated in the center of the old village so you can easily find it. The food is much more delicious compared to nearby restaurants with higher prices. They offer authentic and fresh Vietnamese food.

Famous xôi ( sticky rice ) place. It's nothing special really but they do make it good. If you want to try a northerners speciality, this is the place to go

A good, but NOT the best place for sticky rice in town. You can choose lots of toppings for your sticky rice (other reviews have covered the best toppings so I'll not go into details) The only thing is that the shop itself can be quite dirty and not for the faint of heart. You will be able to see at times cockroaches. The trash on the floor can pile up if the shop owners are too busy to clean it. You should only dine it when you can deal with this.

Choose your sticky rice type and the topping. I choose mixed. No photo on the menu so what you thought might not be what it was. However it taste good. Must order corn milk. Very yummy.

Food was alright. I was hesitant to visit due to reviews mentioning bad service and average food. I should've listened! The food didn't wow me but for a few bucks it wasn't too bad. The corn milk was definitely different but tasty. My partner said his favourite was the cucumber salad, he was unfortunately not impressed with his stir fried chicken and mushroom sticky rice. For me, the add on ingredients didn't sell the dish very well, but the xoi itself is nice.

Food was decent. Can try if you’re around the area or if you like sticky rice. Would recommend getting their corn milk though, it was sweet and refreshing! Instagram: @smolbelly

Yummy sticky rice shop at a busy street corner! Perfect snack during the middle of the day. We got the sticky rice (20,000d) with bbq pork (22,000d). Nice portion to share between two people. Came with a side dish of pickled cucumbers as well. A lot of people tend to wait in line for takeout, so just find an empty table to sit at if you want to eat it there.

Food was really good and delicious! The combination of traditional sticky rice with BBQ pork and shredded pork frost was perfect. The service was average, but will definitely visit again for the food only.

Local taste of glutinous rice with various toppings. I loved it but not my family. Environment is not great but hey the food is the star. They opened very early in the morning to very late at night. Remember to use their soy sauce n chili sauce to improve the taste. Very affordable pricing too.

If you could only choose one, try the turmeric sticky rice and order dishes to either be added directly on your sticky rice or separate like me to be shared amongst friends. Heard from other patrons it’s more flavourful when it’s all lumped together! Give the interesting corn milk a try, it was pretty refreshing. A pretty decent sticky rice outlet but not one I would travel specifically for if I wasn’t staying in the area.

Had this the second time. I used to be very impressed with my first bite. It didn't quite feel the same although I ordered similar things. If u want mung bean, go for the turmeric rice. The staff who took my order was helpful though despite he couldn't speak English

Get the mixed rice for a taste of every topping! All the ingredients were very flavorful and the sticky rice had its own unique flavor as well. They also give you pickled cucumbers to cut through the richness of the sticky rice. Absolutely delicious!

My favorite local food by far. The turmeric sticky rice concept is very interesting, very tasty. They’re generous with their toppings as well. Above all, I really loved the free pickled cucumbers on the side

35b P. Nguyễn Hữu Huân, Hàng Bạc, Hoàn Kiếm, Hà Nội 100000, Vietnam•+84 24 6259 3818

32Nhà Hàng La Verticale

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Nhà Hàng La Verticale is a renowned French-Vietnamese fusion restaurant led by Chef Didier Corlou, known for blending the best of French gastronomy with Vietnamese flavors. Housed in a charming 1930s villa in Hanoi's commercial district, the restaurant offers a retro-modern ambiance with original white walls, wooden tables, and a spacious roof terrace. Guests can also explore the ground-floor spice shop offering rare local spices like talauma seed.

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(Translated by Google) 57, May you live as long as you want and love as long as you live. – May you live as long as you wish and love as long as you live. Robert A Heinlein (Original) 57, Cầu mong bạn sẽ sống lâu chừng nào bạn muốn và yêu lâu chừng nào bạn sống. – May you live as long as you wish and love as long as you live. Robert A Heinlein

33Skyline Hanoi

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Skyline Hanoi, also known as the "Rooftop of the Old Quarter," is a delightful rooftop restaurant and sky lounge that provides stunning 360-degree views of the city skyline. It is located within the Hanoi Tirant Hotel, offering panoramic vistas of both the historic Old Quarter and the modern Hanoi skyline. The venue features an elegant indoor restaurant with large windows and a spacious outdoor terrace, creating a peaceful rooftop oasis.

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Great start to our Vietnam trip coordinated meeting up with friends who were already in Hanoi here! Has great views across the city and 360 degrees of the bar itself. We were treated to an aerial display from the local air force flying their jets low and fast. Very impressive to see and the Hanoi beer was ice cold as it should be.

The view is great. But please don’t come for the food… 2 stars because the location is great, but at the end of the day it’s marketed as a restaurant and I would never eat here ever again

Amazing view of the old quarter. The drinks weren’t too expensive around 155k for a cocktail and 60k for a beer. However everything listed on the menu was excluding tax (8%) and also there was a service charge which added about 100k to the total. Was still worth it for the views and atmosphere.

What an absolutely stunning bar on top of Hanoi!! Loved the aesthetics and setting. The lights really make it extra special. The view over Hanoi is to die for, straight down onto the beautiful lake. Staff are lovely and attentive. Drinks quite pricey but worth it!!

Atmosphere was fantastic, view was great. Able to see the sunset. The drinks were affordable, the appetizers were so-so. Came on a weekday so it wasn't too crowded.

Went there, the view is not so great, only few seat can see the lake. Service is not good, cocktails are not nice. I ordered a Pina colada and it was a mix with coconut and lime and other ingredients! It's quiet pricy for the country. Will not go again.

We had an amazing anniversary dinner! The View is beautifull and the food is good. Especially, the shrimps for appetizer. We also drinked some cocktails, they we amazing. If you want to have a wonderfull night and enjoy the amazing food, view and service. Make an reservation before you Come!

Such a great way to end our trip to Vietnam. We arrived at the perfect time just before sunset and sat on the rooftop. Salmon was delicious, and the cocktails too! Highly recommend and despite it being more expensive than you’d usually pay in Vietnam.. it’s still very affordable comparative to other cities.

Great rooftop bar with lively atmosphere Staff were friendly and attentive. Drinks were delicious, recommend the strawberry smash on a hot day.

Beautiful rooftop bar and restaurant! Lovely view and ambiance! Excellent service! Delicious food! Affordable! Seriously what else could you ask for? I highly recommend you visit while in Hanoi’s old quarter.

We went on a weekend which cars could not enter due to road closure. Had a walk a distance. Recommend having the meals in the rooms and drinks at the rooftop bar. As the rooftop bar could be dark. Service was great!

We saw a very nice night view. It was a good experience of course, but being able to sample Da Lat wine made our trip even better. After leaving the bar, the lady at the reception helped us out when GRUB didn't come. There is no doubt about the food, alcohol and service, so I would like to stop by when I visit Hanoi again.

VERY GOOD EXPERIENCE. I've always wanted to go to visit this address ! I discovered your place when I was drinking a coke on the rooftop of Diamond SkyBar ! So here I am ! The waiter/waitress are wonderful and love taking care of you. Perfect behavior ! The food is expensive but you have to try eat because it deserve it ! Such a lovely place ! The swimming pool was very attractive ! We'll come back soon to test it !

34Sen Trang An Vietnamese Restaurant

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Sen Trang An Vietnamese Restaurant is a popular buffet-style eatery in Hanoi, known for its delicious dishes and top-notch service. Established in 2004, it has garnered a loyal following due to its commitment to providing an authentic dining experience. The staff is attentive and efficient, ensuring that guests are promptly attended to. Renowned for serving some of the finest home-cooked Vietnamese cuisine in the city, this restaurant is a must-visit for those seeking genuine flavors of Vietnam.

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Home-style Vietnamese cooking with love. Delicious, fresh, dynamic flavors. William was a lovely host and server. Don't be discouraged by it's difficult-to-find location. The shop owners on the street level saw us looking lost and immediately knew what we were trying to find and directed us.

We had a wonderful experience at this restaurant! I recommend ordering one starter and one main per person, it ended up being a lot more food than we expected! William, the owner, is a wonderful person who showed us how to eat the dishes in a traditional Vietnamese manner which was very helpful! If you are looking for a very traditional, wholesome Vietnamese meal, this is the place to come! I had a vegan meal (the pork sausage) and my partner had a meat meal (bun cha) and both were amazing 🙌

Wow! Went after some travellers recommended this spot and it did not disappoint. It's slightly pricey when compared to some other great spots around Hanoi, but still very worth it. You get a lot of complimentary food whilst you wait for your order that is out of this world. We ordered two mains, fried vermicelli with duck and a vegetarian dish with corn. On top we had rice, tofu in a nice sauce, soup and a salad with an unreal dressing made of lime, chili and some msg containing salt mix. Full table of food. Incredibly tasty. The entrance seems a little dodgy, but just follow the signs.

24 us dollars for 6 people and we are stuff. The food I would describe as home food. The place is small and the kitchen is even smaller but they were about to handle a full room easily. The owner was very nice and helpful if show us how to eat the food

1 of the best home cook vietnamese food in Hanoi. A bit hard to find because it is located in a narrow alley. All the food served were delicious and fresh. Strongly recommanded to all.

Such a cute family run, humble restaurant. Like you are eating in a family home. We had the beef and papaya salad (this wasn’t great, you can find better elsewhere) and the beef soup with salad and noodles (this is their signature dish). The table next to us also had the spring rolls and the chicken stir fried dish and liked both. I am giving this a 5 because of the authenticity and because they gave us a meal we hadn’t been offered anywhere else before. Hint: come hungry as portions are very generous!!! He also showed us exactly how to dish in and eat the meal provided which I thought was a kind gesture (or he was just tried of seeing foreigners destroy the dish 😂) At the end of the meal he gives you his life story to read, which I think should happen in the beginning to be honest. I think if you are looking for something authentic you won’t be disappointed here.

We came to this restaurant twice during our stay in Hanoi. Food is excellent, we have ordered the fried spring rolls(you can have 3 or 6 and they are huge) and the duck in sour sauce… but we also had rice,3 portions of tofu(delicious) and a soupe. I could hardly breath after all this tasty food. Prices are more than affordable. The owner is a hard worker and he makes everything to show you the real Vietnamese food. I highly recommend this restaurant!

Great place!!! You order main dishes and they bring you appetizers for free. The treated us very well and we are a lot. For sure you won’t leave this place hungry. This is vegan restaurant. Also the prices are affordable.

WOW! Literally just wow. Not only was it the best food we’ve had so far in Vietnam, but amazing service too! They teach you how to eat it so you’re eating everything correctly. Everyone is incredibly welcoming. The portions are HUGE. I’m serious.. they’re massive. 1 entree and 1 main could feed 3 people. Vegan and vegetarian separate menu too. All family run. Super quaint. The owner has a beautiful story of rising out of poverty and going on to help local impoverished Vietnamese children.. brought me to tears, couldn’t recommend this place more!!! (For note- the pic below is JUST our one main, after we finished starter... value for money is amazing)

Vegan Friendly ✅💚 I absolutely love this restaurant—it's the gem I've been searching for in Vietnam. It stands out from typical places where cooks prepare your food; here, every dish is crafted by the family running the restaurant. They serve a generous bowl of rice, accompanied by mint leaves, lime juice dipping sauce, fried tofu with tomato, and a refreshing soup as delightful side dishes. This restaurant deserves a gold medal for its excellent service, generous portions, incredible local flavors, and affordability. I'm definitely planning to return multiple times before I head to another city!!!!!

Brilliant bun cha by an inspiring individual! Got the chance to chat with the owner, William who has a very heartwarming story and is a very kind person. Highly recommend if you want to experience local Vietnamese food. It's a basic restaurant down an alley and up a flight of stairs with a few tables, very clean and great food!

It is a small place thus best to avoid peak dining time. My family enjoyed our first meal here. We almost missed it as it is not in a conspicuous location. It is on the 2nd floor, a spot tucked away in an alley. Do refer to the photo shared here to see the look of the spot. Run by a humble man who shared his story of how he had persevered and diligently worked his way to own this small eatery (through a printed copy). Please come to support him and the employees.

The food was tasty with huge portions for what you pay. I ordered the fried mushroom with vegetables however it came with a lot of vegetable side dishes. The restaurant might be difficult to find as it is hidden on the second floor. Otherwise, the overall service was great and the owner shared a little bit about his story of starting and running this restaurant for a cause.

Super delicious food in a lovely place. They give you rice, tofu and a soup for free, and it’s really nice. The owner is super friendly and they show you how to eat everything. Such a nice way to discover authentic vietnamese dishes.

What a delight! Such a friendly and welcoming family run business whose passion for customer satisfaction knows no bounds. It's a little hard to spot from the road because there's just a small sign out front. You'd go through a small alleyway and up a staircase which opens up into a common room with a well-run kitchen immediately to the right. The menu is abundant for both vegan and non vegan patrons. Don't get too excited and order too much as we did because they also offer a braised tofu in tomato based dish with steamed jasmine rice and a big bowl of fresh herbs on the house. It was so delicious but we definitely over ordered. Additionally, we ordered the vegan spring rolls, sauteed green beans, the vegan pepper chicken and full duck and veggies dish to share amongst three. To top it off, they brought out a bowl of veggie soup. Man, they really do take a full belly and happy faces to a new level. While there were more non locals dining here tonight, I can't imagine locals not loving the flavors and vegan innovation. The vibe was very respectful and calm while supportive and fun. Highly recommend you making this a stop for dinner. Our meal cost 345k and was 100x better than Duong which was Michelin admitted this past year. And if the food and service wasn't enough, the social enterprise ambition of Mr William is purely admirable and truly achievable given the kindness of his spirit and soul. 10/10

Awesome food served in a very cozy, family like environment. William and the rest of the staff were very accomodating and showed us the best ways to eat each dish. The restaurant can be a little hard to find but was well worth the trip - best food I've had in Hanoi so far!

35Quán Cơm Phố Cổ

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Quán Cơm Phố Cổ is a must-visit restaurant in Hanoi's old quarter, offering a wide range of authentic Vietnamese dishes. The menu caters to adventurous eaters with options like sautéed pig's kidney and chicken testicles, while also providing more familiar choices such as tiger prawns in tamarind, beef with green chili, and tofu with black pepper. The prices are reasonable, averaging around $4 per meal.

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Great restaurant in Hanoi! The staff were lovely and friendly and helped to recommend dishes to us which tasted great. The premises was clean and the food tasted fresh, hot and served at the same time which is rare for these parts!

Amazing food! Service is good. Prices not so expensive and you can try a lot of stuff for 7 dollars. Toilet was not that clean.

The best pho and bun cha which we ate since we are in Vietnam (4days) :3 the most of restaurants and bar dont add any salt, but food in here are spicy, perfectly salty and have some characters! We are very satisfied after our metal and recommend it with all of our hart! Ps. The owner (woman which walking with waiter and help her) could be more calm... She is so so stressed that you can feel the all crew tense...relax! ;)

We’ve been really pleased eating local in Hanoi, and using the wisdom of crowds (AKA Google Maps) to guide us to good restaurants. This place was no exception. Meals averaged around $4, making it (amazingly) a mid-priced affair. The food was really good, and there was even decent English among the very courteous wait staff.

Dishes were authentic Vietnamese. Service was prompt and staff was friendly. Food was very tasty. Highly recommend this restaurant.

Great place for a wide variety of food. In 5 minutes at your table and not expensive. Yummy

Beef was very little. Found hair in our pho. Ate with a lot of caution. By the time i found the 4th strand, too turned off to continue with the soup. Was charged partial as compensation. Eat at your own risk.

Very very amazing and delicious Vietnamese local food here. This is my first time in Hanoi, stayed in the old quarter, no ideas for local restaurants. if you want to find a comfortable place with English service to savor local well, or have a beer with friend, this is a must-try restaurant.

Food yummy , good staff too , we came here last week and we try some Vietnamese food ...

Very delicious and authentic Vietnamese food at local in the Old Quarter, Hà Nội!

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36Nét Huế Restaurant

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Nét Huế Restaurant is a local chain offering a wide variety of tempting dishes from Hue at affordable prices. The restaurant on Lac Trung Street aims to provide diners with typical Hue cuisine, featuring outstanding dishes such as beef in vinegar hotpot, oxtail stew, and Hue beef noodle soup. Customers recommend trying the bun bo Hue and the delicious dessert option, Che Chuoi.

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Highly recommended if you want to try authentic Vietnamese food. My family and I have been here three times on separate visits to Hanoi. Staffs were friendly and service was quite fast, you can get them to recommend a few popular dishes for you, alternatively if you have a tour guide with you, you can ask them to help you order. Their local dessert was a nice icing on a cake.

I didn’t enjoy my food very well. I ordered random stuff and too much of it is made of rice flavour, hard to tell shrimp or any other taste it is supposed to have. Perhaps I don’t appreciate Hue cuisine. Just a personal preference. The restaurant is big, however filled with beefy smell. Wooden chairs and tables feel a bit sticky too. I’m sure they clean it but over the years if the ventilation is not good, it is inevitable.

Excellent restaurant with a large variety of local, high-quality food options. The staff was friendly and very helpful in explaining the custom of eating the different dishes we ordered. We had a great experience, would definitely come back.

Great food and atmosphere. The only issue was their pos device was broken so they didnt take card payment

Highly recommended. This is a nice restaurant to try all the different dishes while you are visiting Hanoi. Clean, comfortable, food tasted great! Price is very affordable too

This restaurant was recommended by a local. Nice setting and an experience on Hue (Imperial Capital) cuisine. As we had late breakfast, we only ordered 2 items and a dessert. All the ordered items were nice, especially the grilled beef salad. Worth a try if you are in Hanoi.

Cozy vibes. Fast and friendly service. Price is reasonable. Clean toilets (no way to check if salad stuck between teeth - no mirror). Nice viet food. Unfortunately, no vegan/vegetarian options.

After eating here again I’ve decided to upgrade my rating from three to four stars. The food here is affordable and very tasty. I’ve only spent a few days in Hue so I can’t tell you if it’s authentic or not. But that doesn’t change the flavor! Some recommendations off the menu: Different variations of “do it yourself” spring rolls with meat. Com Hen - rice with small clams. And last by not least, you have to try the Che Chuoi (sweet banana soup). It may look a bit weird, but what it lacks in visual appeal it greatly makes up for in taste!

198 Net Hue not as good as. We had experienced another Net Hue several times before the COVID problem. Here similar setting, menu, but the food and service quality way down. Pho bo pre-cooked beef.. Flavourless soup. Wrong dish delivered. Dish not coming need to ask again. Not a great evening. Net Hue you can and must do better. December 28 2022.

We had lunch there during the weekday, it wasn’t that crowded. Some dishes were really good, clam fried rice wasn’t great. Service was ok.

Came as a recommendation from a local student who said this was a good representation of hue style food. We ordered a few things to try and everything was delicious. I got a grilled pork wrap set and the meat was yummy. The bun bo hue was hearty and filled with toppings.The other dishes we got was also great. Would definitely recommend if you couldn't visit Hue, but still wanted to try Hue cuisine.

Delicious dinner tonight. Friendly and helpful service. Great prices. Fresh and tasty. Highly recommended.

The Bun Bo Hue here is very good. Was pleasantly surprised. Would be excellent if had more toppings! Would come back to try other dishes.

37Pizza 4P’s Bao Khanh

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Pizza 4P’s Bao Khanh, located in the Old Quarter of Hanoi, is a family-friendly pizzeria offering a unique blend of traditional Italian flavors and Japanese influences. The restaurant prides itself on using fresh, locally-sourced ingredients to create pizzas that are made with love and attention to detail. In addition to a wide selection of homemade pizzas, the menu also features salads, cheeses, pastas, and delectable desserts like tiramisu and cheesecake.

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Delicious! Super good pizza, which was exactly what we were craving. We ordered a large salad with the most amazing basil sauce, a pepperoni and prosciutto pizza and bolognese with smoked burrata. We never normally order bolognese as it’s a bit safe, but it was amazing with the burrata. Sadly they had no house made cheese available or we would’ve had a cheeseboard too. Amazing cocktails, especially the ginger mojito. You must try the molten chocolate pudding too. Loads to choose from, delicious! Great value for money if you’re wanted to splash out a bit. Lovely to see the pizza chefs work in front of you🍕

Ate here twice on our trip since we liked the food and environment. I recommend booking a reservation, and it can be easily done on the same day. I would often see people get turned away at dinner time since they are always at capacity. I enjoyed the kale salad (would be nice if the kale was massaged in oil to be softer) and the steak (portion a bit small, would be nice to have more potatoes). The lasagna was okay, and the pizzas were delicious (however the thin crust is a bit too soggy for my liking). Overall, favourite restaurant in Hanoi!

Best meal I’ve had in Hanoi even though it’s not the typical Vietnamese meal. Everything was amazing especially the pumpkin and jasmine tea pottage, just mind blowing 🤯 good change from countryside Vietnamese food. No fake Google ratings here, this place definitely deserves 5 ⭐️

It's such a great and wonderful Pizza 🍕 😋 I ever have. I can't explain how wonderful it is. Also Spaghetti 🍝 😋 was so good. They cooked 80% for the spaghetti. For half chicken teriyaki and half 4 cheeses, is such a very good smell from the charcoal stove. It's very harmonized tasted in one full month. There is no need to add any seasoning. Recommend to reserve the table before coming especially on weekends. Because I nearly missed this restaurant as I didn't book it in advance. Actually, I have to wait about 2 hours. But fortunately that one of the reservation was canceled so I have a chance to have that table. I wait only 20 min. Thanks for all your good service and such a great food you provide for us intentionally with such a good quality ingredients. 👌 I am still dream about it. Actually, it would be nice to have your branch in Bangkok. Thailand 🇹🇭

Sincerely one of the best pizza i've had in my entire life of pizza lover and it's in Vietnam?! The portions are super generous. Everything was perfect, the seasoning, the dough, the vibe. I had to queue with a QR code so I would advise to book in advance if you can. The white wine wasn't memorable but food was chefs kiss.

I’m a long time guest of Pizza 4P in Saigon and I’m glad to see that they are expending their operation in the North. Pizza 4P offers the best Italian dishes I have ever eaten including in Italy. Pizzas are baked with wood fire, mozzarella and other cheeses are homemade, their carbonara follows the original Roman recipe ans it shows. Service is top notch. They know how to serve the dishes and more importantly when. They don’t make you wait and always make sure everything is served at your taste. Congrats to the owners, the cooks, and the staff. They always make my day whenever I pay them a visit.

I went in here when I had a craving for pizza and it did not disappoint. Started with the Cheese plate and moved on to a 50/50 four cheese/four mushroom pizza. They didn’t have the wine I wanted so they comped the wine they brought me, which was over and above!!! Overall phenomenal experience.

A nice Italian gem in the old quarter if you are craving pizza or pasta. Be sure to make a reservation it’s a popular spot. The atmosphere is cozy and warm. Upstairs dining you can sit by the window and watch Hanoi go by. The services is very good. Food arrived promptly and hot. The crab spaghetti was delicious and a must try. I enjoyed my dining experience with the lovely attentive staff.

They know how to make pizza. Open kitchen system and staff speak English well. Mostly, the pizza was amazing. Very impressed and definitely recommend this if you are tired of trying pho in Hanoi.

The service was great. The pizza was produced quickly, but it was a little salty. Home-made beer is good and the price is very suitable. The space is very spacious, sitting at the bar and watching them make pizza on the spot is very visual.

A friend recommended this place to me because of their house-made cheese and home grown vegetables. I really enjoyed the food here. The portions were good, the service was great and the price was reasonable. The server recommended drizzling the honey provided on the cheese pizza and it tasted amazing. Love that you are able to choose half & half, and the number of slices you want your pizza cut to. Makes it easy to share and try a variety of flavours. Heard that it’s usually quite crowded and might be hard to get a table so you might want to reserve before coming. Would definitely come back again! 👍

Having been fooled by raving reviews of eateries in the past, we were more than skeptical when we decided to try the offerings at this very modern industrial chic establishment. So you can imagine just from our photos alone how very pleasantly surprised we were when we took our first forkful of the popular crab & tomato spaghetti. What followed was not just pure unadulterated elation but also an inexplicable urge to share our joy with the rest of Google Maps' community of reviewers and readers. The half and half pizza (garlic beef and mushroom) that came next further cemented our belief that we may have just experienced greatness only reserved for royalty and that Pizza 4P's may also be the best pizza restaurant we had ever eaten at in any country, period. Additionally, our server Lan Anh (and the rest of their service staff) was simply incredible and frankly on a different level of service excellence. Not only was she unnaturally attentive (in a good way), she literally anticipated and foresaw what we needed even before we knew what we wanted. This sort of uncanny witchery we had never experienced before and certainly would not have expected at a pizza restaurant. It frankly elevated the already delicious meal to a much higher, almost ethereal level. Needless to say, this is one eatery we would definitely be visiting again and would certainly recommend anyone visiting Hanoi to take that leap and give it a try. Utter bliss awaits you..

The crab pasta was great! Pizza was good but would highly recommend getting the local flavors instead. Rated 4 stars because there’s definitely room to be better here! Very good nonetheless!

Very yummy food! Everything was very delicious! We had the crab pasta, 4 cheese pizza and salmon cream pizza. Also had grilled squid and finished with passion fruit ricotta ice cream. The ambience of this restaurant (we sat at the roof top) was perfect for the December weather. The service is remarkable. Served by Huy, he is definitely friendly, patient and polite. He anticipated our requests and communicated very clearly on how long we have to wait for our food. Great service there! Must visit!

I was surprised to have American fried chicken with green chilli sauce, they are really matched, I love it. Well, for the last 12 years, I never thought I would have fried chicken at 4P, this exprerience is quite fun at the same time. I wish that the beer would be draught IPA instead of Saporo, then all the combination would be perfect to me.

Best food + service! We came here 3 out of 5 nights that we were in Hanoi. Everything on the menu was good, but highly recommend the 5 cheese pizza, cheese fondue appetiser and the pesto pasta / crab pasta :D Desserts were all great as well

The most amazing PIZZA'S of your life await you! We randomly found this place while strolling in the lake area and could not get in (as we did not have reservation and the place was full). So we visited it the next day by making our reservation. Just to check out the hype. We kid you not, the food is delicious! The service sure takes time but it's every penny worth it. The ambience is also great. Not many choices for vegetarians though. Do eat here when in Ha Noi. We ended up visiting thrice! (Sadly i forgot to click a picture of my pizza but the rest are there).

We ordered 2 pasta there. The famous crab one and the salmon one. Both dishes were really good and really tasty. They even brought us some bread for the pasta. And we tried the 2 sodas, where you have to make them yourself which is good. We were served by Thao who was really nice with us, thank you for the service :)

Wow, what a pizza place. Lucky to have gotten counter seats to watch them make the pizzas. Atmosphere was great, service was impeccable, and the food was just delicious. Ordered one half and half, and a pasta, but had to order another half and half pizza cause it was just so good. Price is great to definitely can’t find this value elsewhere. Do make reservations if not you’re likely not getting in.

This restaurant is a MUST when in Hanoi. Everything about this place is perfection. The decor, staff, service, food, drinks. Everything. It's the best pizza I've ever had. The staff are great - friendly, accommodating, and polite, and they all give great recommendations. We visited twice in our week trip as eating here is such a pleasure. The main restaurant is nice to eat in but we preferred the roof terrace. Either way both have a great atmosphere. Not even over exaggerating. Such a great find.

Nghia was very accommodating and helpful in serving us. We also broke a glass by accident and he was so nice to help pay for the cost when it wasn’t necessary. Food was great too, as usual. 4-cheese pizza better than 5 cheese for sure.

Amazing restaurant. Everything we ordered was great. Our dinner was really enjoyable. Food was served really quick too! Service was 10/10, we were served by Thu Huyen and the dishes she recommended us was so good and she was very attentive to our table throughout the night. I would recommend to dine here :) Just make sure to make a reservation beforehand!

amazing place with great vibes, food and service! the layout of the restaurant is great! be sure to make a reservation bc they are usually super full and very busy! the pasta and pizza are very delicious, and at a very good price. highly recommended for a nice night out!

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Pho Thin Bo Ho is a bustling and lively spot where locals and visitors alike gather to savor the authentic flavors of Hanoi. The restaurant's communal tables are filled with diners enjoying the traditional Vietnamese dish, pho. The rich and high-quality stock, made from an old family recipe, is a standout feature of Pho Thin Bo Ho.

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Pho Thin Bo Ho, remains a awesome place for a bone intense pho style soup, rather than a meat intense style. For my taste this is my second favorite pho in Hanoi, it's provided consistent quality and experience for more than 10 years for me. It's a unique alley based shop but a awesome experience year round, the fried dough sticks and tea are a separate vendor but a good bonus to the experience.

Recommended by local to visit or else probably wouldn’t have done it given the place is pretty ghetto looking with very questionable hygiene standard. Was able to overcome concern of hygiene as soon as you taste the noodle and deep bone broth (that’s all they serve!) Their beer is served at room temperature with a cup of ice. Pro tip: pour as much as you’ll consume immediately to preserve the ice. This would be the one time I break my warm beer automatic 1 star review rule ;)

Loved this place so much that we went twice! Located down a small laneway is this authentic restaurant which has been operating since 1955! We only waited a small while for a few chairs to free up and ordered the Pho Beef Noodle Soup. This is Northern style Pho at its best. The broth was light, the beef was perfectly cooked and it was absolutely delicious! So much so, that we visited again during our time in Hanoi. This is a family business, with younger family members fairly fluent in English so don’t be dissuaded by the potential language barrier. Would definitely recommend! Note: This was the second of six stops on Minh’s Unique Street Food Adventure. For the other locations we stopped at - please see my profile.

Pho Thin was born in 1954. It is known by more people and becomes an unforgettable brand of Hanoians. Crowded seats, located along a small alley. It tastes sweet with slices of cooked beef with strong ginger flavor.

Great beef Pho, tasty with great depth of flavor. I chose to add extra chili etc, which for me was perfect tried the fried dough with it as all the locals were eating it, Vietnam version of Yorkshire pudding is how i would describe it sharing a table with the locals is always a travel experience.

The eatery inside is not that spacious but cozy and it has a bit ancient vibes. Food is fast served , Motorcycle went through inside the shop while I was eating. Fried bread like stuff that called “quẩy” is being sold inside the restaurant. You can buy one and tear the bread and put them into the soup. That is also delicious.

I came here based on social media recommendations, but regret it. I usually don't write bad reviews, but sadly this is one of them. Based on my experience, the broth was too bland and flavorless. Every sip wasn't that good. The meat was okay. I liked the amount of green onions though. I honestly don't know why people are excited over this place. It's overrated. Sadly, I won't be coming back.

This is my first time to visit Vietnam and try Pho as well. It was magical and I EATING PHO for Dinner EVERY SINGLE DAY! Pho Thin was memorable for me because the very first time, we could not go there because we arrived at midnight and it was already closed so we came on our last day :( but it was the best Pho we have ever tried 🫶🏻🫶🏻

The portion is really big. Really love their thinly slices beef. The taste can a little bit stronger. But, overall have a good and warming dinner here.

Love that this place is just an old school alleyway with tables on the side. It was a busy Monday morning when we arrived, but it was still super easy to get a table. You can also sit next door at coffee shop and have it there. The Pho was fresh, the broth great and light and salty in typical Hanoi style. The meat was tender and well portioned. I had some of the Quẩy (Vietnamese donut) on the side and although it's a bit tough, if you leave it on the broth a while it speaks it up and goes soft! Great experience all round!

We got to Pho Thin quite late in the afternoon (around 8pm). As we sat down, we ordered 2 bowls of beef pho. The broth is super flavorful and light. The beef was tender and full of flavor, and the rice noodles were cooked to perfection. I recommend this place for all PHO lovers to give it a try.

A good well above average bowl of pho, broth is sweet and clear, more like the southern pho or pho that you are used to if you are in the states, alot of meats but really just beef and offers no other meat like tendon or meat ball, lacking a little bit In service did not offer tea or water.

Quintessential Hanoi pho shop in the small alley. Great pho, patrons packed shoulders to shoulders. Expect no service, which is an essential ingredients in a good bowl of Hanoi pho. Highly recommended!

The place itself is a small alley with a few chairs in the heart of the French Quarter, and serves a few dishes only - a variety of pho and fried dough sticks. We had traditional pho and the flavour was excellent - fresh and fragrant broth, beef was very tender too. The atmosphere is rustic and local, perfect way to start your morning exploration in Hanoi

One of the best pho I’ve tasted. The soup is clear yet flavorful. The beef is thinly sliced and tender. Love it.

Pho Thin at Lotte Mall Tay Ho was so goood. There’s spacious seating for you to choose in the eating corner at level 3 of the mall. Love the broth so much. Very nice service! Pho bo is the greatest dish if you love Vietnamese cuisine. This is one of my favorite dish growing up in hanoi. A must try!

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Pho Ga 26 is a popular Vietnamese restaurant known for its delicious pho, a traditional noodle soup that has become a national favorite. Originating in northern Vietnam, this dish is enjoyed throughout the country with each region offering its own unique variation. The restaurant offers delectable options such as deconstructed chicken rice noodle soup and flavorful chicken pho. Customers have praised the fresh and clean taste of the food, highlighting the tasty chicken broth and well-cooked noodles.

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Both our glass noodles and pho soup noodles were excellent, with well-cooked chicken. English menu available. Beer and food reasonably priced. One of the few restaurants in this area that is still open after 10pm.

SO GOOD! We were looking for dinner at night (10:50pm) and this place absolutely delivered! I got the deconstructed chicken rice noodle soup (lol read as chicken and rice noodles with soup on the side) and it there was a delicious sweet soy sauce below the rice noodles. The food tasters extremely fresh and clean! We also had a delicious chicken rice noodle soup which was just as yummy! Really hit the spot. 40.000 for each bowl.

BEST chicken broth I’ve tasted in SE Asia the past two months!!!!!! The noodles are fresh and the chicken is juicy and tender. The hints of kaffir lime is just mind blowing. 40K of pure happiness in a bowl. The hype is real and this comes from a chef ☺️

The best chicken pho, the broth was so clear (good sign of good pho) and was made super quick. Request to have beansprouts and fried shallots added too for extra tastiness. Highly highly recommend

Best Pho Ga in Hanoi ever! Delivered right on point and soup was piping hot too. They are open very early till late too. Was lucky didn’t have to Q at 8pm after doing some shopping

I recently dropped by Pho Ga 26 late at night and was pleasantly surprised by their piping hot and savory Phở Gà. The broth was clear, yet packed with delightful flavors that perfectly complemented the tender chicken. Although it would have been even better if they provided a basket of herbs for added freshness, it didn't take away from the overall enjoyment of the meal. Seating is limited and you might have to sit along the street or at the pavement opposite the store. Despite the late hour, the service was prompt and attentive.

Stumbled upon this restaurant while roaming around the old quarters. The noodle soup and dried rice noodles were great. They had a hearty and homely feel. The small bowl of soup that came with the dried noodles was like an extremely concentrated chicken broth.

Amazing spot for chicken pho. They have a few best sellers so we went for a number 2 dry rice noodle and number 3 dry glass noodle with chicken. Loved the fried shallot on top. Both came with a small side bowl of chicken broth which tasted excellent. Reasonably priced !

I had the pho ga here. A nice family run shop serving a hearty bowl of pho ga. They have a English menu as well. The person opposite me was eating pho tron which looked delicious as well. Its nice to have a menu with prices since a lot of places see foreigners as walking wallets.

Very close to the best Pho Ga you can have in Hanoi for a good discount. Recommended to try, might suit your tastes better. Do ask for dark meat as the breast meat can be dry.

Super cheap eats that was extremely delicious and open late. Was craving pho at 11 pm and this place hit the spot. The dry noodles were absolutely delicious and I would eat here again! The vibe of eating at the side of the road leaves a bit to be desired but it is what it is.

Both soup and dry ga pho were delicious and ordered another bowl of dry glass noodles. Flavorful and had enjoyed all of them. It's an experience of old charm casual place to dine at.

Absolutely delicious, we had lots of pho but never had chicken one before. The churro is highly recommended, you can dip it in the soup until it gets a little bit soft and soaked up. Yum yum! 🤤

Vietnamese food on top!! The chicken broth was extremely tasty. The chicken pho is very good. The Mien Trôn (dry glass noodles) were good too. I had two meals, one after the other because I was starving & I loved it! Nice people too. You sit inside on the very small seats - Vietnamese style.

40Duong's 2 Restaurant & Cooking Class

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Located in the heart of Hanoi's Old Quarter, Duong's 2 Restaurant & Cooking Class is a modern Vietnamese and Vietnamese-French fusion eatery run by the renowned chef Hoang Duong. With its sister establishment nearby, this restaurant offers a contemporary twist on traditional Vietnamese dishes. Guests can savor specialties like Cha ca La Vong and Duck breast, showcasing the chef's expertise and love for local cuisine.

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A wonderful cooking class experience. Bella taught us to cook shrimp spring rolls, beef noodles, and BBQ pork in a professional kitchen setting. A walk through the local markets for fresh ingredients was amazing--she knows almost everyone and we sampled a variety of foods along the way. Highly recommend.

Duong Dining as one of ten popular chef in Vietnam. The restaurant is located in Old Quarter area with the concept of Vietnamese fine dining with great atmosphere presented and good food created by famous chef. The ambience of the restaurant is quite good and nice and it is good for family gathering, meeting, dating or any events. It is better for you to reserve the tables as the restaurant is quite full for dinner time. By the way, the restaurant is closed at 22.00 pm therefore please prepare your time. The restaurant is also served for alcohol drinks, juice, etc and as compliment they served juice watermelon mixed and also carrot juice mixed with lemon and rose. The waiter is quite helpful even though not all of them can speak English fluently but they want to help. The menu is in Vietnamese and also English (you can read the description of foods even though no picture at the menu). They have appetizer such as Vietnamese Salad, spring roll and main course such as Sea Bass Grill, Duck in 2 sauce, Banh Mi (BBQ pork with vemicelli), Tenderloin Steak. The price range is little bit expensive. It is around VND 190,000 until VND 650,000. And also it need to add for government tax for 10% and service charge for 5%. However, it is good experience to eat there.

Duong Dining is located 101 Ma May street in the center of Hanoi Old Quarter. Duong Dining is a restaurant in Hanoi with elegance of unique contemporary architecture that harmonizes with the sophistication and nostalgia of the old quarter atmosphere. During 3 years of operation, Duong Dining provided customers with a wonderful culinary space, becoming a familiar destination for many foreign tourists in Vietnam. Duong Dining was opened in June 2017 is an upgraded product based on the experience and value of 2 Duong’s Restaurants from Hanoi to Saigon after 3 years of operation and development. Coming to Duong Dining, diners will enjoy an elegant and charming menu designed by a talented and experienced chef. Chef Duong, the founder of Duong’s Restaurant, is in the top 4 of Top Chef Vietnam program. Chef Duong and his team built the menu by focusing on traditional Vietnamese dishes with Western influences. There are not too many dishes on our menu because we aim to create perfect dishes with delicious food and splendid decorations.

Tried the traditional menu 1 and 2. Spring rolls, pho and bun cha were absolutely amazing. The catfish was less my vibe, but was still prepared in a very nice way and the vegetables inside it were delicious. Decent place at an affordable price if you want to discover some of the local cuisine

It was very nice restaurant. The food is very delicious and staffs are very friendly~

Perfection. Thank you so much for your hospitality and amazing modern but still traditional vietnamese food experience. This is the top must visit place while you stay in Hanoi!

Returning to the restaurant after 4 years. There's a lot of variation here. Do not expect the menu to have many new dishes, but there are dishes that I still eat again such as beef noodle soup and grilled pork bun cha. It is very very delicious. I remembered the restaurant all the way before I set foot in Hanoi with my wife. Young people are active and fun. Very professional service.

My partner and I took a morning cooking class here with Chef Bella and had a lovely experience. We enjoyed the detailed cooking tips and demonstration that Bella provided. Bella had good English language skills, so it was easy to communicate. We also had fun helping to prepare the dishes (we made pho, fried spring rolls and bun cha). We had a great time doing a tour of the nearby Dong Xuan Market to buy some ingredients for the dishes we were making. We got to sample a variety of fresh produce and local snacks at the market. The final dishes were delicious and very generously portioned for lunch!

We took a cooking class here with Chef Bella and had such a wonderful time!! This place was recommended by our hotel and I’m so glad we went! We spent hours learning from our knowledgeable chef, we helped prepare the food and she also took us to the market to pick up some local ingredients. We enjoyed the ride to the market and enjoying some street food along the way, but the best part was eating our 3 dishes that we helped prepare! We can’t wait to try and recreate this at home. Thank you, Chef Bella and team!

I'll never travel to Hanoi without this trip planner again

41Quán Gốc Đa

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Quán Gốc Đa, located near St Josephs Cathedral in Hanoi's Old Quarter, is known for its specialty dish called Banh Goi, also known as Pillow Cake or Fried Dumplings. These miniature pillow-shaped dumplings are made with a rice-flour pastry filled with finely-chopped glass noodles, wood ear mushrooms, minced pork, and steamed quail eggs.

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Hands down the best place for small fried snacks.. great taste.. everything is always fresh. They rather sell out than having anything stale. We were skeptical about the place at first since there's not even a single word of English. We made our minds and ventured in, glad we did. There's only 1 person who understands English. She helped us with everything she could. Sauces served alongside are tasty too. Beer is also cheap and goes very well with the food on offer. This place is frequented by locals and foreigners are almost none. Is also a plus point.

Great taste, reasonable price for a very traditional snack in town.

This charming boutique features several levels adorned with tables, with restroom facilities conveniently located on the top floor. The establishment exudes a distinctive character, though cleanliness varies, and the staff's performance is inconsistent. Opting for their unique offerings, I indulged in the specialty pillow cake and fried spring rolls. The pillow cake, though slightly dense with a tough pastry, delivered an acceptable taste. On the other hand, the fried spring rolls stood out with a delightful contrast – a crispy, light exterior complementing a flavorful stuffing. Overall, while the ambiance and service fluctuate, the culinary experience presents a mix of hits and misses.

A small snack store with loads of traditional fried foods. I enjoyed the food more than i expected, especially the savoury glutinous rice ball. The fillings were quite generous and tasty. They were not as oily as they looked. Soy milk was thick and sweet but the soy bean fragrance didn't come through much, and was grainy at some points. This food taste best if come in group and share because some options come with more than 3 pieces. The rolled pho was my fave, veef was very well seasoned. The other roll wasn't so impressive tho, not gonna order them again if i ever come back.

This is my number one food recommendation in Hanoi - you need to go there! An unassuming local restaurant serving pillow cake and spring rolls. The value is amazing and the food was so tasty. We ordered the pillow cakes and spring roll with pork and crab. The spring roll was so good, we ordered 2 more. Food arrived in less than 2 minutes. The place was really busy with lots of locals, and some tourists.

We came here twice during our visit to Hanoi as we loved it so much! It’s a great way to try lots of different Vietnamese snacks. Our favourites were the lemongrass pork skewers, fried shrimp cakes, springrolls and steamed shrimp dumplings. The kumquat tea/juice is also very good. The staff are very friendly and efficient. The ordering process is simple - write how many of each item you would like (there is a menu with photos too), hand it to a staff member, receive your food and at the end of your meal, take the order to the lady sitting at the front of the store to pay. They kindly let me order some items to go despite closing up.

Very nice local snack food like spring roll, fried dumpling etc

Chanced upon this gem and realised how famous and popular it actually is. Our favourites were the sweet and savoury fried donuts (banh ram). Will definitely be back for more!

We were brought here by our tour guide from klook and this place was the most memorable. The pillow pancake was very good, mixed together with the sweet vinegar it was heavenly! The price is also cheap and worth it! The sweet donut was also good!

Good for snacks, nicely fried, crispy and not oily type. The sweet donut was our favourite! Seated along the street.

Quan Goc Da offers choices of fried foods. Queue is expected. The foods are served fresh and crispy. Fast service from the crew members. Dining space is limited indoor and they also have outdoor seats at the sidewalk which is located in front of the store. Payment can be done by cash. Parking is by roadside

Must try in hanoi! Yummy snacks.. fried on the spot, express service .. once you order food is served immediately. We had dinner and couldn't resist to buy some for take away and enjoyed in our hotel room

42Long Vi Dung - Nom Thit Bo Kho

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When in Hanoi, don't miss out on trying Nom Thit Bo Kho, a delightful dish that combines dried beef with shredded green papaya and an assortment of herbs. The beef is marinated in a flavorful mixture of salt, sugar, garlic, oil, ginger, and chili before being dried to perfection. Tossed in a light dressing made with fish sauce and lime juice and topped with roasted peanuts, this refreshing salad offers a perfect balance of sweet and savory flavors.

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Nothing too exciting but good, and I’m happy with it! Had a taste of a new kind of spring roll (no shrimp but there was veg, with some type of tendon and/or meat pate/spam (Lol I’m unsure). This came with slightly sweet peanut sauce (which is like peanuts floating in some liquid, pretty good!) Total was 25.000

They are playing with the price, especially to tourist! I ate there, initially they say the price is 180k, then they say the price is wrong and altered it to 215k. Then after that they adjusted the price again to 275k. Would never go back to this place again. The food did not taste good anyway!

This was our first stop on a food tour. We ate the green papaya salads and chose between the quail or dried beef. The adventurous recommendation was quail. The entire animal is deep fried then chopped up and served on the salad including the head. It's very crunchy. It's not my favorite but I LOVED the green papaya and the dressing. I wouldn't order the quail again.

Worst place in hanoi by all means! They charged us as they like! No pricelist whatsoever! We asked them to verify the price then they increased our bill even more! Careful

Food not bad l. Just that the grill quails were a little too tough. Fried fermented pork is good. Dumplings not bad. Spend 750k for the following: 2 sets of grilled quail 2 sets of Dumplings 1 set of spring roll 1 beef salad 2 sets of fried fermented pork 3 Hanoi beer 4 apple juice

Affordable street food. Don’t get why someone said 40,000 per dish is expensive - you don’t even know what they serve you if the dish is under 40k 🙃 Food was nice, the rolls are not good but the others (like Nom Bo and Nem Chua Ran) are delicious. We spent 200k on 2 people. The atmostphere was very marketed with people standing in the middle of the street to wave you in. One group of Hanoian sat front of us and pushed the tray it almost felt to the floor. The space was really really small because they tried to pack a lot of seats in. 2 opposite stalls on the same street but they came from the same brand and had the same menu.

For our last night in Hanoi, we decided on Bun Cha at Bun Cha Ta Hanoi, but was sorely disappointed. After a couple of hours' walk, we Googled for Bo Kho (Vietnamese Beef Stew), and the street side eatery Long Vi Dung showed up. After arriving at Long Vi Dung, it turned out that Bo Kho was actually a beef jerky salad made up of beef jerky, sliced beef, long shreds of papaya, chopped peanuts and a bunch of herbs. Turned out to be quite delicious. 😋 Seated on low kid's plastic chairs, with a makeshift table at knee height, all right next to a busy street with scooters and cars hurtling by, we went on to order 3 more items: the Crystal Dumplings (no idea what's in the stuffing, but chewy to the bite), a couple of grilled quails (with salt, pepper and lime condiment), and a handful of deep fried fermented pork nuggets. Again, everything turned out delicious. 😋😋 The waiters spoke good enough English, and we all got along quite well... 😁😉 As midnight drew close, more and more locals started pouring in, which is testament to the good simple food served at this eatery. When next in Hanoi, and if I stay close by again, I'd definitely drop by Long Vi Dung again. 👍👍👍

bad experience with this place. they charged us as they like. they changed the price to us three times! taste just ok, but the way they do business is the worst

Horrible Nom Bo, just plenty of tasteless meat (even chicken skin and pork meat while I'm expecting dry beef jerky), blank sauce. Just Raw green Papaya IS ok. If you are from the south Vietnam, don't expect to find thé same taste here. And also pricey (40000d)

Typical street stall with friendly and prompt service. Dried beef salad was 40000 Vnd which was super reasonably priced for the freshness and amount of dried beef. Didn’t manage to try the other items but they seem pretty good. Not touristy as even many locals eat here! A street food gem in Hanoi and worth a try

There aren’t many options on the menu, but we picked one that is not deep fried. The dumplings were not steamed to order, as the filling was a bit cold and the wrapping lost a bit of its al dente texture. The sauce did help though. Generally quite disappointing.

The food was delicious along with great service. Can truly say one of the best places I've had so far for fresh Pho. The location is great and staff is very friendly. I would say come check this place out for fresh Pho!

Tasty and super fast! However stay away from Quail/bird salat its little meat and small spikey bones, not so pleasant to eat (however Asians, like my Viet and Chinese frds love exactly that). We had the cheese chicken nuggets, spring rolls, dried beef and bird salat, I recommend all besides the latter. However it's not Michelin Standart

Truly a great street food place in Hanoi. Sit down at small chairs on the street to enjoy Papaya beef salad - fresh, tasty and great for sharing. We came here twice and also tried fermented pork rolls - great one with some nice dipping sauce. We also tried dumplings but I won’t recommend them. They had shrimp inside that was not fully peeled, so we did not finish it. But the papaya beef salad is a must try!

43Nhà Hàng Cơm Chay Nàng Tấm

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Nhà Hàng Cơm Chay Nàng Tấm offers a serene and simple dining experience, away from the hustle and bustle of the city. The restaurant is known for its ingenious and sophisticated approach to vegetarian cuisine. Established in 1995, it is one of the pioneering vegetarian restaurants in Hanoi, Vietnam. The dishes are meticulously prepared with carefully selected vegetarian ingredients to create delectable and filling meals.

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Good food and tofu + mushroom replacement for typical Vietnamese dishes! Absolute mindblown by the fact how good they replaced the meat in some dishes without changing the actual flavour of the dishes. Really loved the „duck“ and „fish“ and oc chuoi soup.

Best vegan food in Vietnam totally Buddhist traditional. A gem in Hanoi. Thank you so much for the amazing experience!

Clean, delicious vegetarian but a little salty with me

Stumbled upon this place by accident but was not disappointed. The menus were delicious and very big/filling. Great value for money. What a gem!

Good food to fair prices! They have these sets which gives you multiple vegetarian foods with rice plus a soup. I did pay 65k.

This is a home-cooking style vegetarian resturant. It is located inside a lane with plenty of parkings. The menu is quite large. The food is good, but nothing special. The price is very reasonable, and the place was quite crowded on Sunday night when we were there. Worth trying.

In Hanoi, where it's nearly impossible to find multiple vegetarian options per menu, this vegan spot is a pleasant surprise. The menu changes slightly each day. I have stayed here several times and the staff are always smiling and very helpful. For a vegan restaurant, the food is delicious and the price is cheap.

This restaurant was suggested by my Homestay in Hanoi. What a gem of a place. The atmosphere is really serene with soulful music playing gently in the background. The people in the restaurant are slightly older, with an air of calm and peace. The food was excellent, and I was glad they had some set meals with a little of everything. Soul satisfying food. The sweet and sour soup served with my meal was the best I ever had.

Lovely little vegan place with a large menu, lots of options. The price is very good. I had crispy noodles, a spring roll and a beer for 93,000. The food is good. It is down an alley but the place is nice and service is good.

44Bún riêu cua Hàng Bạc

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Noodle shop

Breakfast restaurant

Bún riêu cua Hàng Bạc is a popular spot in Hanoi known for its traditional Vietnamese rice vermicelli soup. The specialty here is the bún riêu cua, a version of the soup made with crab, tomatoes, pork, and tofu. The restaurant offers an authentic street food experience with its small and bustling space. The flavorful soup features freshwater crab, pork, tofu, and vermicelli noodles in a tangy tomato broth.

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Delicious tomato sweet and sour tasting noodle soup. Had the tofu option and it was delicious. Really filling and so cheap! Definitely going to go back and try the crab version. The lady is also very sweet!

Delicious bowl of Bun Rieu (a crab and tomato based noodle soup) - I had mine with the spring roll and fried tofu. Definitely recommend getting it with the tofu as it soaks up the delicious broth (the spring roll was a bit forgettable.) The first two options on the menu contain duck embryo egg, from what I was told by another patron, so keep that in mind when ordering. The staff were quite friendly as well. Heartily recommended!

Went there at 8pm for dinner, was quite empty. My first meal in Vietnam! I really like it. The tomato soup warms my stomach on a cold winter night. Love the vermicelli noodle. Ingredients are plenty. I don't eat beef so I requested for no beef. Can ownself add chilli to spice it up. Price: 40k

It's super cozy spot, meaning tight rather than warm and cozy. Outdoor seats are probably best. The soup is delicious, really really good in fact, the team is warm and friendly. The place is busy, but turns over quickly, so waiting times shouldn't be long. Well worth a visit!

Refreshing bowl of bun rieu cua. The soup is of tomato based and it came with some pork meats and fishcake. Was expecting more ingredients but it was of a good portion when we had it for early morning breakfast and they were open from 6am.

The store is small but busy with locals eating. They have a great taste of Bun Rieu with many options of their menu at affordable price. I paid around 40k Dong. The soup is tomato based with lots of meat, fried tofu, different kinds of meat and fish cakes, and noodles. It is served with different types of herbs and not known to everyone so make sure you research them. The owner is so friendly and approachable even though she speaks less english.

Overall good, but not fantastic. Soup had a nice flavor but noodles themselves were overcooked. Friendly owner and staff.

If you don’t speak Vietnamese, they just bring you the crab soup. Lots of fresh herbs and lettuce. Very tasty.

The tomato is strong in this soup! You don’t need to add anything, swallow it and enjoy how it tastes. The toppings were generous, and the noodles were thin and smooth. It was a great place to fill you up before starting your adventure around the town. Recommended!

The lady was sweet, we got one bowl of the đặt biệt it was amazing. Fresh veggies and great flavor. I didn’t love one of the meats but the rest were great. A bit hot in there but it is the end of may so there’s not much to be done. 40k for a bowl 10k for kumquat tea. (Trả quạt)

I returned to this cosy street breakfast place and got welcomed back by the colorful owner. I had the special for vd45 great taste and value. Recommended

45Angelina Restaurant & Lounge

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Angelina Restaurant & Lounge is a bespoke cocktail bar and whisky lounge located in the French Quarter of Sofitel Legend Metropole Hanoi. It stands out amidst fashion boutiques, offering a bold, modern, and refreshing experience. The venue boasts a sophisticated ambience with classic and modern cocktails, carefully selected wines, and an impressive whisky collection. Guests can indulge in Italian cuisine while enjoying great service from attentive staff.

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Best place to get Italian food in Hanoi! We ordered the french fries, foei gras, scallops, and wagyu beef. All were quite great, especially the foei gras and beef. Cocktail menu also pretty cool. I ended up asking for the bartender's recommendation for a fruity drink and got somewhat of a mimosa. Outside seating was great, especially in this 20c weather. Our server was very attentive and was always standing outside to attend to us.

Great bar, atmosphere is cozy. The drink list is stunning with hundreds of liquors. Food is average and overpriced. We were 2, had eel bruschetta, beef carpaccio for starter and the fish pot for main course. It is unfortunate we had to wait more than 15minutes between the 2 cocktails we ordered as they were not served at the same time. Will get back for the drinks but not for the food

Probably one of the best cocktail bars in Hanoi. The service is reasonable but probably the weakness here. Maybe its the language barrier. The drinks and choice of drinks were good. What was served was well balanced and quick. The happy hour finger food was just OK.

内装がよく、スタッフの皆さんもフレンドリーで気持ちの良いお店です。軽くビールを飲むつもりでしたが、ハッピーアワーで前菜の盛り合わせがサービス、２杯目は無料でしたので、ゆっくりと３杯ずついただきました。 ただ、ベトナムのお店全体的にそうですが、選曲がお店のグレードに合っていないのと、音量が大きいのは改善されたほうがいいと思います。 (Translated by Google) The store is well decorated and the staff are friendly and welcoming. I was going to have a light beer, but during happy hour, the appetizer platter was served, and the second one was free, so I had three at a time. However, as with all Vietnamese shops, I think it would be better to improve the music selection that does not match the grade of the shop and the loud volume.

I was passing by and stopped by for a cup of coffee. The staff is friendly and speaks good English. If you go in time for happy hour, you get 1 free cocktail for every 2 cocktails (according to the price of the first cocktail you ordered) The seats are uncomfortable and the coffee comes out a little late, but you can spend time in a good atmosphere.

Very classy bar they even have happy hours which is rarer than rare in a 5 stars hotel. Highly recommended.

Fall in love with the lamps and its designs. Great service with helpful staffs, good foods and nice drinks. One of my favorite places and I highly recommend!

My favorite bar in Hanoi! They offer a great happy hour (buy one, get one) and a great place for people watching. The mixologists are always friendly, and remember you when you return. They also have great snacks if you're looking to share a couple small plates.

Everything about this place is amazing. Most amazing are the staff. They treated us like their best friends. During dinner the waiter’s service was so good I had to give him a huge tip. Have to say we haven’t experienced anything like it anywhere else in the world. I am sure the waiter will remember. Thank you so much for the cigar! ’Denny Crane’!

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46Red Bean Ma May

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Red Bean Ma May is a charming restaurant located in the heart of Hanoi's old quarter. The interior exudes an elegant and cozy atmosphere with its brown and cream color scheme, complemented by warm lighting that highlights the classic and traditional Southeast Asian features. The walls are adorned with colorful tapestries reminiscent of ethnic group fabrics, adding to the restaurant's unique ambiance.

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Charming restaurant in the heart of the Old Quarter with a passionate staff. Fresh spring rolls perfectly plated, traditional Vietnamese white fish, crispy yet tender with layered flavors (wrap this fish in lettuce with cold noodles, peanuts, and sauce for the ultimate experience), and heavenly, airy chocolate mousse for dessert.

Came here for Christmas dinner with my family and it was certainly a great choice by the missus. To start, the server was really good. He was very helpful with recommendations and making sure we did not over-order (very easy to do when you look at the menu!). For me, the two beef rib dishes were the ones that really stood out amongst all the food. Tender fall off the bone meat cooked in really flavourful styles. Do try it! For the non-beef eaters, the other food was very delicious as well! Easy to walk to here and a great spot for family sit down dinner. Lots of spas nearby as well if you need a foot massage after!

Amazing service by Ly Nguyen and the team at RedBean! We had planned to go to their sister hotel's restaurant but had gotten a bit lost and wondered in - and it was such a lovely meal with great service. They were attentive and keen to share more about the food, and offered good recommendations that really made us feel super welcome. Would definitely drop by when we visit Hanoi again!

Cozy and quiet ambience. Great food and service. Must not miss: Pork 3 ways, Grapefruit salad and Assorted Spring rolls. There's an amazing sky bar on the rooftop in the same building (Moonlight).

Our best meal at Hanoi. We love the delicate touch to the 3 dishes that we ordered for the night. The mango salad was refreshing, the Quam Nam Noodle was uniquely tastey and the Hanoi style grilled Seabass was flavorful. Last but not least, we like to thank our serving staff Phuong Nguyen, who was so service oriented and make our meals at Red Bean even more spectacular. Thumbs up to Phuong Nguyen and we shall return when we visit Hanoi again.

Lovely restaurant, nice choices of authentic Vietnamese cuisine & international selection. Attentive service by Ly Nguyen, went out of the way to arrange the Banh Cuon dish. The fish & pork dishes were well done too!

We had a great dining experience at Red Bean Ma May within the La Siesta hotel. Food was delicious and fresh and service was excellent. Our servers name was Dac and he provided excellent care, was attentive to our needs, and checked in on us without being over bearing. We received several freebies as well such as an extra appetizer and also an after dinner tea and cookies. We definitely will eat here again before we leave.

Really lovely place for dinner and good value for money. My partners grilled fish Hanoi style was really good and my Bun Cha Red Bean style was delicious. Some of our friends dishes came out cooler than they should have been served. The spring rolls as starters were good. My suggestion is to visit the Moonlight Sky Bar for drinks beforehand and check for happy hour specials.

Excellent excellent food, with beautiful presentation. Ngoc (I believe was her name) was so attentive, even ensuring we knew how to eat some of the food. They brought me a surprise bday dessert and absolutely made my night.

Very good value for a hotel. Paid around 30$ for 3 courses and food quality was very decent, super fresh, and really nice flavours across the board. Had the fresh spring rolls, mango salad, and the seafood soup noodle, all super good!!. My waitress Ms Ly Nguyen also took great care of me. Maybe not as cheap as the more local restaurants but still definitely worth a visit if you are looking for something in a hotel setting with great options for local and international flavours.

Great restaurant with cool vibe, excellent food and friendly, attentive staff. Special mention for Dac Nguyen who took time out to explain the food we were ordering and talk about Hanoi and its people, he's a wonderful host. Would recommend the cha ca and the pork 3 ways, tasty and beautifully presented, a little more expensive than out in the street but it's worth it

I enjoyed the luxurious atmosphere. Thank you! 😊 La Siesta Ma May (formerly Red Bean Classic) is a restaurant that is perfectly isolated from the hustle and bustle of the Old Quarter. When you step into the calm interior of La Siesta Classic Ma May from Ma May Street... Red Bean Ma May, launched in 2014, was EHG's first Red Bean restaurant and their initial venture into the mature restaurant scene. It became evident that this would be the first of many Red Beans to come. Red Bean Ma May is an oasis of cozy calm, with a color scheme of creams and browns enhanced by warm lighting. The space is designed with classical and traditional Southeast Asian features, including walls adorned with richly colored tapestries reminiscent of ethnic fabrics.

We were so tired from a late night arrival and so could only manage the trip to the hotel restaurant, but wow. It turned out to be surprise highlight! An incredible meal, so delicious, with 5 star service to match. The staff were SO kind, warm and enthusiastic , providing so much interesting information about the dishes and Hanoi in general. They couldn’t do enough for you but at the same time were not intrusive of your space. A complimentary appetiser, post dinner tea and sweets were a lovely touch. Would HIGHLY recommend anyone to dine at Red-bean. We had the traditional Hanoi dishes ‘Cha Ca’ fish, grilled pork and, fresh spring rolls and mini rice pancakes.

Food was superb! Consider to visit if you want to splurge a bit on food. Service was amazing. We got local Hanoi dishes - turmeric fish and bun bo nam bo (beef cold noodles) -- both delicious! The serving size and food quality for the price would still be value for your buck.

Delicious food of Vietnamese and Western choices. Assorted platter for starter is a must try. Atmosphere is classic, European style . Service was so friendly and they explain the dishes to you.

47Bún Riêu Cua 41 Quang Trung

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Bún Riêu Cua 41 Quang Trung is a must-try dish in Hanoi, featuring rice vermicelli served with minced freshwater mini crabs and fresh snails. This flavorful crab noodle soup also includes tomatoes, meat, and tofu for a unique taste. The thick and round noodles add to the experience of this lesser-known Vietnamese noodle soup.

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Maybe the best Bün Riêu I've ever had.. Broth is perfect balance of crab-tomato-shrimp with the right amount of seasoning without being salty. Every ingredient is on-point. I recommend adding snails/ Ôc to finish off the perfect land-meets-sea adventure you mouth will be on. A+

bit salty for my taste but overall a good place for Bun Rieu. plenty of topping options

Truly Hanoi taste, don't forget to dip the chinese doughtnut into your soup, you'll get the perfect balance of taste.

Came here a few times since I live nearby. The younger women/girls will scam you. I orded same bowl with extras and it was the same as the original. Got better service from an older woman. I think she's active in the late afternoon.

41 Quang Trung 76, P. Bà Triệu/35 P. Trương Hán Siêu, Hoàn Kiếm, Hà Nội, Vietnam•+84 815 638 668

48Bánh Cuốn Phượng

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Bánh Cuốn Phượng is a traditional Vietnamese dish that consists of rolled thin rice sheets filled with a savory mixture of ground pork, minced mushrooms, and seasoning. This steamed crepe is a popular delicacy in Hanoi and is often prepared fresh by street vendors. The hot Bánh Cuốn Phượng is known to whet the appetite, especially when paired with its signature dipping sauce.

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Really nice rice cake. One of the best rice cake in Ha Noi. Highly recommend if you’re looking for a good quality & delicious rice cake in town.

very local breakfast, local people easy here. I like it very much. I can eat every day! Must try the toasted Chinese sausage!

Located at the junction just opposite K circle mini mart. Got curious as there's usually a strong local crowd whenever you pass by. They serve a rice rolls (with some minced pork wrapped inside) and dipped in a fish sauce based broth. You can order add-ons like Chinese sausage (lap xuong) or roast pork, etc. English menu is available. Must try!

Our new favorite Vietnamese food is banh cuon! Thinnest rice roll of them all, it's like the freshest fast food you can get! There's no menu but you can always point or show a photo. They do know some English and they're very nice so this is a great spot even for foreigners.

They make the Banh Cuon right there! Banh Cuon is similar to Cantonese style Cherng Fun, but the rice rolls are thinner. Great light snack for any time of the day.

The bánh cuốn here is really tasty! This is a great spot for breakfast or a snack at any time of day. So fresh with lots of delicious herbs, dipping broth and sides. Highly recommend the lạp xường (Chinese sausage) too!

Amazing. Has egg crepe and pork crepes. Fresh chilies are really tasty. 50k for 2 egg crepes orders and one pork order. Great deal.

Simple but nice local rice roll. We got the one filled with minced meat and also the egg one. The roll was filled with generous amounts of meat. For the egg one, there was a runny yolk. Delicious. Will be back.

49Bánh Mì Hội An

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Bánh Mì Hội An offers a variety of sausages, but the most popular is the fat pie with moderate fat, pulp, and crunch. The bread filling is rich and harmonizes well with the flavors. Customers praise the fresh, crunchy bread and delicious fillings such as BBQ chicken and vegetables. The sandwich is reasonably priced at 25K and comes with flavorful chili oil.

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Best Banh mi I tried in Hanoi. Bread is crispy, they add meat juice to add flavor, meat is just nice and the pate is flavorful. Highly recommended

Wow! Such a delicious sandwich for 25K! From what I could tell there’s one kind of sandwich here but that could be my lack of knowledge of a Vietnamese. I asked for only a little bit of chili and will get the regular amount next time. The bread is so light with a crispy crust. I found one filling but my husband will eat two. We will definitely be back.

I’m travelling Vietnam for 2 months and this is by far the best Banh Mi iv had! Incredible flavour and great people. Very good prices too!

Good quality. Good price. Good service.

Delicious banh mi. The bread is crusty and not too hard. The fillings is just right and well-seasoned. Cost less than 40000 VND

So far I‘ve tried banh mi from 4 different stalls in Hanoi. This stall is still the winner for me! They don’t have a menu, you just get everything for 25k. Make sure to ask for their chili oil!

Awesome little lunch spot. The owners are very sweet and the banh mi's are wonderful!

Favourite banh mi in Hanoi. Super fresh and tasty. Get there early and buy the kumquat tea.

Compared to the first Banh Mi we tried (25), this stall serves thinner sandwiches but also at a lesser price (25k). They taste good.

Delicious BBQ chicken banh mi… best chicken one we found in Hanoi. We don’t eat pork so it was nice to find. We went back. And so so so cheap.

50Phở chiên giòn

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Phở chiên giòn is a unique Vietnamese dish that features squares of noodles deep-fried to create little donuts. These crispy noodles are then topped with beef, gravy, and sautéed vegetables, resembling Vietnamese nachos without the chips or cheese. While not the healthiest option, this dish offers a delightful combination of textures and flavors. The prices for this dish range from 60-70k per person including drinks.

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(Translated by Google) I just tried the delicious fried pho. Haven't tried other dishes yet. Small restaurant, but fast service, very crowded at noon (Original) Mình mới ăn thử phở chiên giòn ngon. Còn chưa thử các món khác. Quán nhỏ, nhưng phục vụ nhanh, rất đông khách vào buổi trưa

(Translated by Google) This dish seems to have each here, yes, know this dish from each of these shops and there is no other restaurant there .. Fried pho is fried rice noodles, crispy, dotted bowls like that bowl of soup, beef or hard heart + vegetables + mushrooms, quite strange mouth. I love the young fried noodles that are soft and eaten with dipping in the soup, but every day being too old is too hard to eat. . No qian shop, just like any other normal Pho restaurant, even though it is right on the Kham Thien street, there are 2 rooms, the staff are quite quick to call whatever they have, hnao east is waiting for a bit longer because of that turn, the session At noon, grabfood and foody are also waiting for the winter. Although it is not a favorite food, sometimes it changes well. Calling home was still hot both soup and pho so quite oke (Original) Món này hình như mỗi ở đây có thì phải, biết món này từ mỗi quán này và ko thấy có quán nào khác có.. Phở chiên là bánh phở đc chiên giòn lên, bát chấm như kiểu bát soup ấy, có thịt bò hoặc tim cật + rau + nấm, ăn khá lạ miệng. Mình thích bánh phở chiên non non tí ăn nó mềm và chấm vào soup ý ngấm, chứ hôm nào bị chiên già quá là khó ăn. . Không qian quán thì như mấy quán phở bình thường khác thôi mặc dù ở ngay mặt đường khâm thiên, có 2 gian, nhân viên thì cũng khá nhanh nhẹn gọi gì có nấy, hnao đông là chờ đồ hơi lâu vì theo lượt ấy, buổi tối buổi trưa thấy grabfood với foody cũng đứng đợi đông.. Dù không phải món khoái khẩu nhưng thỉnh thoảng ăn đổi gió thì cũng đc. Gọi về nhà vẫn còn nóng cả soup lẫn phở nên khá oke

(Translated by Google) The space is a bit small. The food is okay, the price is a bit high. Occasionally change the wind to eat the same dc. I just tried the crispy and soft fried pho. As for rice and porridge, I will try it later. (Original) Không gian hơi nhỏ. Đồ ăn tạm được, giá hơi cao. Thỉnh thoảng đổi gió ăn cũg dc. Mình mới ăn thử phở chiên giòn và mềm. Còn cơm vs cháo sẽ thử sau.

(Translated by Google) Flatten fried pho, then pour egg on top. Eat crispy and fragrant. The sauce is kept separate. When eating, you dip the fried pho in the sauce, unlike other restaurants. (Original) Phở chiên kiểu ấn bẹp phở ra rồi đổ trứng lên trên. Ăn giòn, thơm. Sốt được để riêng. Khi ăn sẽ chấm phở chiên vào sốt chứ không giống như các quán khác.

(Translated by Google) The shop sells vegetarian food. 50k for fried rice with beef melon, three pieces of pork. Is there murder? Eat nothing (Original) Quán bán là đồ chay nhé. 50k xuất cơm rang dưa bò được ba miếng thịt lợn. Có giết người không. Ăn đ ra gì hết

(Translated by Google) This shop is old and very delicious, especially the fried pho. Prices range from 60-70k/person including drinks. The only thing is that the shop is really old, it's quite hot on the 1st floor, go to the next building and climb up to T3 with air conditioning, but that room looks very old and dirty, just like my student dormitory room before: ))) (Original) Quán này lâu đời và rất ngon nhé, đặc biệt là phở chiên giòn. Giá giao động 60 - 70k/người cả đồ uống. có điều quán đúng chất lâu đời luôn, khá nóng nực ở tầng 1, sang tòa bên cạnh thì leo lên T3 có điều hòa, cơ mà phòng đó trông rất cũ và bẩn, giống hệt cái phòng trọ sinh viên của t hồi trước :)))

(Translated by Google) Crispy, delicious, but the small restaurant is a bit stuffy, and after sitting, the smell gets on your clothes (Original) Giòn tan, ngon lành, mỗi tội quán bé hơi bí, ngồi xong về ám mùi lên quần áo

(Translated by Google) High price not commensurate with quality. Fried pho is a cake made of flour, so it's not much different from bim bim. (Original) Giá cao chưa tương xứng chất lượng. Phở chiên là bánh bột đúc sợi phở nên ăn không khác bim bim là mấy.

(Translated by Google) The fried pho is crispy but not oily. Fresh food About 6-70k/dish (Original) Phở chiên giòn nhưng không ngấy dầu. Đồ tươi Khoảng 6-70k/món

(Translated by Google) Good food, every time you come at lunch or dinner time, you decide to wait about 30 minutes. The shop is small, a bit old and hot (Original) Đồ ăn ngon, mỗi tội đến vào giờ ăn trưa hay ăn tối thì bạn xác định chờ tầm 30 phút nhé. Quán nhỏ, hơi cũ và nóng

(Translated by Google) 20 years later, the taste is still the same. Tasty (Original) 20 năm quay lại ăn hương vị vẫn thế. Ngon

(Translated by Google) Delicious food, friendly staff, this restaurant seems to be their dormitory area so the price is quite cheap. Will visit again next time (Original) Đồ ăn ngon, nhân viên thân thiện, quán này hình như là khu tập thể nhà của họ luôn nên giá khá là rẻ. Sẽ còn ghé qua các lần sau