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Top 10 dishes you must try in Hanoi
Hanoi, the capital of Vietnam, brings together all the culinary quintessence of the whole country. To learn all the specialty dishes in Hanoi, you need to spend many days because it is a very long and rich list. This article gives you, from my personal subjective perspective, the top 10 delicious dishes you should try when you come to Hanoi. Let’s see!
1. Pho – the first one in this list is none other than Pho, this is one of the most typical dishes of Vietnam, and few places have delicious pho restaurants like in Hanoi. Pho is a harmonious combination between the hot, sweet broth of the bones and soft noodles, fresh beef and accompanying spices. You can eat it at any time of the day because it is completely light and easy to digest.
Some places selling delicious pho in Hanoi for your reference include:
1.1 Pho Bat Dan: address 49 Bat Dan, the restaurant is open in the morning from 6:30 to 8:30, price about 30,000 VND – 55,000 VND/bowl.
1.2 Thin Pho: 13 Lo Duc, the restaurant is open from 5am to 9pm, price is about 40,000 VND – 60,000 VND/bowl.
1.3 Pho Ly Quoc Su: price about 50,000 VND – 77,000 VND/bowl, opening hours 6:00 am to 2:00 pm and 5:30 pm to 10:00 pm You can find it at 3 addresses: Address 1: No. 10 Ly Quoc Su – Address 2: 42 Hang Voi – Address 3: N2A Hoang Minh Giam
2. Bun Cha – this is a dish loved by both tourists and Vietnamese people, the pork is marinated and grilled with aromatic charcoal, eaten with vermicelli, and a gentle sweet and sour dipping sauce, combined with fresh vegetables that will surely knock your socks off right from the first taste.
There are many delicious “Bun cha” addresses in Hanoi, I introduce here some addresses right in the center of the old town for you to easily find:
2.1 Bun cha Dac Kim Address: No. 1 Hang Manh, Hoan Kiem District, Hanoi
Opening hours: 8:30 – 21:00
2.2 Bun cha Alley 74 Address: Alley 74 Hang Quat, Hoan Kiem District, Hanoi.
Opening hours: 10:00 – 14:00
2.3 Bun Cha Bat Su Address: 23 Bat Su, Hoan Kiem District, Hanoi
Opening hours: 7:00 – 22:00
3. Cha Ca – if you love fish dishes, don’t miss Cha Ca Thang Long , a great combination of lentil fish and dill leaves, green onions grilled in a pan, you will eat it with vermicelli , fish sauce, or shrimp paste, I am sure that you will fall in love with it immediately and in your mind you are already planning to come back to taste it a second time and again. Don’t eat anywhere else other than Cha Ca Thang Long – 6B, Duong Thanh. Delicious!
4. Banh Mi – Anyone who is a fan of Vietnamese Banh Mi should make an appointment to enjoy it right away, anywhere in our country of Vietnam you can find a delicious, filling, quality loaf of bread. , Hanoi too, the following addresses are famous and reputable addresses for sandwiches (sandwid Vietnam) that you must definitely try, promise me:
4.1 Banh Mi 25 – https://banhmi25.net/
4.2 Banh Mi 98 Hang Bac
5. Nộm bò khô – Dried beef salad – Vietnamese Salad. This dish is best to quench your boredom if you ate too much meat the day before. It’s gentle because it has a lot of vegetables, plus a little dried beef and sweet and sour sauce just right. You can order a few more dishes. Let’s enjoy a cup of kumquat tea with friends, true Vietnamese street food bro! Located right near Hoan Kiem Lake, remember to come early to choose a seat: Long Vi Dung Dried Beef Salad – 23 Hoan Kiem Lake – open every day and closes at 11pm.
6. Hoa quả dầm – Fruit pickles. After enjoying the dried beef salad, you can stop by To Tich street to enjoy a glass of fruit pickled with yogurt, it’s worth a try. In 5 minutes you can have a delicious glass of mixed fruit, combined with yogurt and a little creamy condensed milk, this dish is extremely refreshing for hot days in Vietnam.
7. Coffee – do you like drinking coffee? Don’t forget to visit delicious cafes in Hanoi and taste them, you will definitely be impressed by its deliciousness. Note that our coffee is quite heavy.
My favorite places for coffee: Giang Coffee – 39 Nguyen Huu Huan
8. Ta Hien Street Beer – If you love the bustle of the city, at the end of the day, you and your group remember to stop by Ta Hien Street to drink beer on the sidewalk, an old quarter built by the French, now built by the French. Decorated with bright lanterns and loud techno music attracting all visitors. Don’t forget to order some local drinks, the menus are extremely rich for you to choose from.
9. Snail dishes – When talking about sidewalk snacks in Hanoi’s Old Quarter, it is impossible not to mention snail dishes. You heard right, try it and you will see how interesting it is. There are all kinds of fresh snails prepared in many dishes for you to choose from. You and your group can sit right on the sidewalk with cute little plastic chairs, experiencing local dishes like the locals themselves. Try a few glasses of rice wine to make the party atmosphere more exciting
10. Shrimp cakes, Vietnamese donuts. – When passing through Ly Quoc Su street, remember to stop by Cay Da donut restaurant, there are countless types of donuts for you to choose from, remember to try the shrimp cakes, don’t worry about getting bored because you will have them. Lots of vegetables to eat together.
There are many more delicious dishes that I cannot introduce here. But I hope that I can help you have more suggestions so you don’t miss the culinary beauty in Hanoi. Wishing you a trip with many interesting experiences.
Vinh Dinh – from Real Vietnam Travel
Some places selling delicious pho in Hanoi for your reference include:
1.1 Pho Bat Dan: address 49 Bat Dan, the restaurant is open in the morning from 6:30 to 8:30, price about 30,000 VND – 55,000 VND/bowl.
1.2 Thin Pho: 13 Lo Duc, the restaurant is open from 5am to 9pm, price is about 40,000 VND – 60,000 VND/bowl.
1.3 Pho Ly Quoc Su: price about 50,000 VND – 77,000 VND/bowl, opening hours 6:00 am to 2:00 pm and 5:30 pm to 10:00 pm You can find it at 3 addresses: Address 1: No. 10 Ly Quoc Su – Address 2: 42 Hang Voi – Address 3: N2A Hoang Minh Giam
2. Bun Cha – this is a dish loved by both tourists and Vietnamese people, the pork is marinated and grilled with aromatic charcoal, eaten with vermicelli, and a gentle sweet and sour dipping sauce, combined with fresh vegetables that will surely knock your socks off right from the first taste.
There are many delicious “Bun cha” addresses in Hanoi, I introduce here some addresses right in the center of the old town for you to easily find:
2.1 Bun cha Dac Kim Address: No. 1 Hang Manh, Hoan Kiem District, Hanoi
Opening hours: 8:30 – 21:00
2.2 Bun cha Alley 74 Address: Alley 74 Hang Quat, Hoan Kiem District, Hanoi.
Opening hours: 10:00 – 14:00
2.3 Bun Cha Bat Su Address: 23 Bat Su, Hoan Kiem District, Hanoi
Opening hours: 7:00 – 22:00
3. Cha Ca – if you love fish dishes, don’t miss Cha Ca Thang Long , a great combination of lentil fish and dill leaves, green onions grilled in a pan, you will eat it with vermicelli , fish sauce, or shrimp paste, I am sure that you will fall in love with it immediately and in your mind you are already planning to come back to taste it a second time and again. Don’t eat anywhere else other than Cha Ca Thang Long – 6B, Duong Thanh. Delicious!
4. Banh Mi – Anyone who is a fan of Vietnamese Banh Mi should make an appointment to enjoy it right away, anywhere in our country of Vietnam you can find a delicious, filling, quality loaf of bread. , Hanoi too, the following addresses are famous and reputable addresses for sandwiches (sandwid Vietnam) that you must definitely try, promise me:
4.1 Banh Mi 25 – https://banhmi25.net/
4.2 Banh Mi 98 Hang Bac
5. Nộm bò khô – Dried beef salad – Vietnamese Salad. This dish is best to quench your boredom if you ate too much meat the day before. It’s gentle because it has a lot of vegetables, plus a little dried beef and sweet and sour sauce just right. You can order a few more dishes. Let’s enjoy a cup of kumquat tea with friends, true Vietnamese street food bro! Located right near Hoan Kiem Lake, remember to come early to choose a seat: Long Vi Dung Dried Beef Salad – 23 Hoan Kiem Lake – open every day and closes at 11pm.
6. Hoa quả dầm – Fruit pickles. After enjoying the dried beef salad, you can stop by To Tich street to enjoy a glass of fruit pickled with yogurt, it’s worth a try. In 5 minutes you can have a delicious glass of mixed fruit, combined with yogurt and a little creamy condensed milk, this dish is extremely refreshing for hot days in Vietnam.
7. Coffee – do you like drinking coffee? Don’t forget to visit delicious cafes in Hanoi and taste them, you will definitely be impressed by its deliciousness. Note that our coffee is quite heavy.
My favorite places for coffee: Giang Coffee – 39 Nguyen Huu Huan
8. Ta Hien Street Beer – If you love the bustle of the city, at the end of the day, you and your group remember to stop by Ta Hien Street to drink beer on the sidewalk, an old quarter built by the French, now built by the French. Decorated with bright lanterns and loud techno music attracting all visitors. Don’t forget to order some local drinks, the menus are extremely rich for you to choose from.
9. Snail dishes – When talking about sidewalk snacks in Hanoi’s Old Quarter, it is impossible not to mention snail dishes. You heard right, try it and you will see how interesting it is. There are all kinds of fresh snails prepared in many dishes for you to choose from. You and your group can sit right on the sidewalk with cute little plastic chairs, experiencing local dishes like the locals themselves. Try a few glasses of rice wine to make the party atmosphere more exciting
10. Shrimp cakes, Vietnamese donuts. – When passing through Ly Quoc Su street, remember to stop by Cay Da donut restaurant, there are countless types of donuts for you to choose from, remember to try the shrimp cakes, don’t worry about getting bored because you will have them. Lots of vegetables to eat together.
There are many more delicious dishes that I cannot introduce here. But I hope that I can help you have more suggestions so you don’t miss the culinary beauty in Hanoi. Wishing you a trip with many interesting experiences.
Vinh Dinh – from Real Vietnam Travel
