This is a must-visit restaurant when in Hanoi!Food is great and the service is excellent.Small open kitchens at the side of the restaurant prepare authentic vietnamese food. Lovely atmosphere.
The ambience enhanced the tasty meal. The steamed rice rolls with crab and curry were very good, as was the grilled fish with galangal (young ginger). Good food, better atmosphere.
Nice place, really like the atmosphere. Drinks are a lil more expensive than others. First time found Darjeeling tea in Hanoi, so in love with it. Definitely come back.
One of the finest hotel I've been in. Stunning restored colonial facade and wood panelled reception rooms. Great orangerie style room for a drink. Rick Steins favourite hotel.
Northern Vietnam’s signature dish, chà ca, takes a turn: white fish is marinated in galangal, shrimp paste & turmeric, then sautéed at your table. More places to eat like a local: tandl.me/12ufz7c
One of the best pho in Hanoi- according to locals. 45000 per bowl, pay first and you will pick up the food from the "counter". The broth has been cooked for hours and the noodle is smooth as silk.
should go for a walk to experience Hanoian's life: crowded streets, small alleys, taste many kind of foods, cheap "bia hoi" (beer), night market...
Ho Chi Minh lived and died here during period 1946-1969,a pool nearby and have many gold fish
The best place for a classy yet still very affordable dinner for us Europeans. Would recommend to any friend going to Vietnam!
This iconic bar is a great place to watch the sun go down over the city skyline, relax with friends, or dance the night away.
Quite possibly the best banh mi you will ever have in your entire lifetime. 30k Dong for a banh mi with "everything" and a bottle of water. This sandwich might change your life.
The concept is simple yet ingenious. Much of the best food in Vietnam can be found on the streets -- the owners here have decided to serve local street staples in more upmarket surroundings. Leia mais.
Set menu of banh xeo. The overattentive staff didn't even ask and started bringing tons of foods to our table. It was yummy.
Together with An Bang beach, this is one of the best stretch of beach that you can find around Hoi An. It's about 1.5km from center of Hoi An. Nice white sandy beach.
This fishing village is known for cao làu soup: its thick noodles are cooked in water from local wells & its tangy broth is laced w/ juicy pork. More places to eat like a local: tandl.me/12ufz7c
Deaf & mute staff with smiles that is worth a thousand words. Fantastic selection of tea & coffee. The iced yin yang coffee was a treat after walking all day. The quiet is welcoming after the bustle.
Night market along Hang Ngang-Hang Dao street open from same time 18.30 every Fri,Sat,Sun.U can find many souvernir gift when visit here with cheap price.But aware a lot thief & pick pocket
When in Vietnam; always find the way upstairs. The entrance to this place is sneaky but once you find it, go in & up - the second floor is full of trees! :) Beautiful.
This is the front door, walk to the back left of the shop then up the dark stairs until you hear the music and smell the incredible coffee.
The temple was first constructed in 1070 and in English, it means the Temple of Literature which is one of the famous places in Hanoi and considered by many Vietnamese as the first university.
Anthony Bourdain treated President Obama to dinner here. That's good enough for me to want to go. https://twitter.com/theavclub/status/734841368397402112
So many claimed to be the best pho in town. This is one of the contenders. Very tasty.
I loveeeee the pho here!The soup is so tasty and its chilli potent 👍 also, I thought the iced milk tea was interesting.. There seems to be a hint of.. jasmine??.. to it. Do check it out!!! :)
