Best Hanoi Restaurants You Must Visit!

Tasting traditional and local food is one of things to do when you travel around and Hanoi has been known for a long time as the paradise of authentic cuisine. Here is a list of best Hanoi restaurants that visitors must try to taste not only the traditional Vietnamese foods but also exploring restaurants space surroundings.

Hanoi proud to present some excellent restaurants to explain why Vietnamese food is adored all over the world. This would be your most exciting cuisine adventure as you will see the cultural connection and influences of France and China but still has native unique feature. Let’s discover top of best Hanoi restaurants now!
1.Green Tangerine – 48 Hang Be Street
green tangerine


Located in the Old Quarter of Hanoi, which is a simple stroll from a huge number of hotels. Green Tangerine reminds us about a bistro found in the back alleys of Paris. The chef uses French cooking technique but also preserved the traditional taste of Vietnamese, this combination will make you feel the authentic local cuisine but also experimental. Some dishes that might amaze you: Ca Qua fish in tamarind sauce, marinated pigeon with coffee and cocoa served with beetroot, strawberries and mashed eggplant or some dessert such as Chocolate truffle fritters perfumed with tamarind or red fruit flower sauce. This is definitely one of the best restaurants in Hanoi for weary travellers and will make your day trip more complete with the taste of local foods featuring Frech recipes.

Tel: +84 4 3825 1286
Read more: http://goasiadaytrip.com/blog/best-hanoi-restaurants-you-must-visit.html
Noted:

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Two rooftop cafes to take your breath away in Hoi An

Image
Grab a drink and let your soul dance across the tiled roofs of the ancient town. Needless to say, Hoi An is the apple of many tourists’ eyes. The ancient town in central Vietnam steals the hearts of visitors with a calm and genuine atmosphere that naturally flows through lines of rustic yellow houses standing humbly side by side, challenging a world of rapid change. There are different ways to experience Hoi An : strolling through the streets at night with glowing lanterns floating down the Hoai River, cycling around the outskirts and down to the beach or dropping by a cafe to have a drink and see how time stands still in this charming little town. When it comes to coffee shops, the rooftops at Faifo Coffee and The Chef Café are a great choice. Unlike bars in Saigon and Hanoi , where rooftops mean fancy and expensive, these two cafés stay close to the true spirit of Hoi An and allow you to escape into a quiet, gentle space as your souls dance over the antiqu
Read more

From river markets to tropical orchards: Take a taste of Vietnam's Tien Giang

Image
The Mekong province is around an hour away from Saigon, and has everything to provide the perfect getaway. Video by Nhat Tan Thoi Son Islet The small islet sits downstream on the Tien River, one of the two tributaries of the Mekong River in Vietnam, which the province is named after. Visitors can pay to take a boat ride under coconut canopies along canals that zigzag through the islet. Or you can take a horse and cart. The islet is known for its tropical orchards which fruit between July and October. Vinh Trang Pagoda This Buddhist pagoda is hidden in an orchard of nearly two hectares (4.9 acres) outside My Tho , the provincial capital. The scenic backdrop adds to the religious experience, and the pagoda combines Asian and European designs. The flower village in Man Dinh Hong is four kilometers (2.5 miles) to the west of My Tho. It is the main supplier of flowers and ornamental trees during the Lunar New Year in southern Vietnam. Several families have plan
Read more

Where to enjoy best Vietnam water puppet show

Image
1. Vietnam water puppet show at glance: Vietnam water puppet show or water puppetry for short is a tradition dating back to 11th century which was originated in the villages of the Red River Delta in the northern part of Vietnam. Nowadays, Vietnam water puppet show is a unique and enticing variation on the ancient Asian puppet tradition. a. Performances: About the puppets: Before going further to discover more about Vietnam water puppet show, let’s learn some basic things about one of the most important factors of the show – the puppets. The puppets are made of wood and then are lacquered. Each one can weigh up to 15 kg. A water puppet show is normally performed in a waist-deep pool. There is a bamboo screen to separate the main stage and the backstage where the puppeteers controlling those puppets. About the puppeteers: In each show, there are up to 8 puppeteers standing behind a spilt-bamboo screen and controlling those puppets. They will use a long bam
Read more