What’s Up Old Quarter 2018

Bánh mì pate Lãn Ông
For the quick snack
Go to this 30-year old bánh mì shop. It is a must-try in Hà Nội.
Bún chả restaurant
For the street food lover
Located in a small alley at the Old Quarter, the restaurant specializes in mixed fish sauce, noodles and grilled pork balls.


Chè 4 mùa
For the dessert fix
For travelers with a sweet tooth, this shop (established before 1975) is famous for its sweet desserts, including lotus seeds with black jelly and mung beans.
Cộng Café
For the history buff
An intimate, cosy and historic location. Vietnam’s recent history echoes in its decorations, including old photographs and model aircraft.


Giảng Café
For the coffee addict
It’s most popular offering is Hanoi’s iconic egg coffee.
Miến lươn (eel noodle)
For the adventurous
It is best known for its light soup noodles, fried eels and “bún cá” fish noodles.


Phở Gia Truyền
For the authentic Phở
As the name suggests it serves “Phở” – Vietnam’s iconic dish. Its white noodles, light soup and tender beef for make a perfect bowl of phở. Phở Gia Truyền is the best Phở restaurant in Hanoi, having been established over 50 years ago. It’s so good that customers are willing to stand in line!
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Bánh mì pate Lãn Ông
For the quick snack
Go to this 30-year old bánh mì shop. It is a must-try in Hà Nội.

Bún chả restaurant
For the street food lover
Located in a small alley at the Old Quarter, the restaurant specializes in mixed fish sauce, noodles and grilled pork balls.

Chè 4 mùa
For the dessert fix
For travelers with a sweet tooth, this shop (established before 1975) is famous for its sweet desserts, including lotus seeds with black jelly and mung beans.

Cộng Café
For the history buff
An intimate, cosy and historic location. Vietnam’s recent history echoes in its decorations, including old photographs and model aircraft.

Giảng Café
For the coffee addict
It’s most popular offering is Hanoi’s iconic egg coffee.

Miến lươn (eel noodle)
For the adventurous
It is best known for its light soup noodles, fried eels and “bún cá” fish noodles.

Phở Gia Truyền
For the authentic Phở
As the name suggests it serves “Phở” – Vietnam’s iconic dish. Its white noodles, light soup and tender beef for make a perfect bowl of phở. Phở Gia Truyền is the best Phở restaurant in Hanoi, having been established over 50 years ago. It’s so good that customers are willing to stand in line!