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10 Best Restaurants in Hanoi Old Quarter

The majority of the restaurants in Hanoi Old Quarter tend to be humble-looking dining locations hidden in narrow alleys and bustling street markets, where you can enjoy authentic regional delicacies at affordable prices. Many of these restaurants are easily within walking distance of Hanoi's shopping streets and prominent landmarks, such as Hoan Kiem Lake and Bach Ma Temple, so you are never too far away from a decent place to eat. One of Vietnam's most visited cities, Hanoi's dining scene has grown in recent years, from classic cafes serving French pastries and coffees to outdoor bistros to travelers looking for comfort food during their holidays. Read on to discover our list of the most popular fine dining hanoi Hanoi Old Quarter restaurants, catering for a wide range of styles, budgets and preferences.

Vietnamese food: 40 delicious dishes you'll love



Vietnamese food: 40 delicious dishes you'll love

Highway4 Restaurants Hoan Kiem


Highway4 Restaurant Hoan Kiem has classic Vietnamese furniture, English-speaking staff and a large menu that runs throughout Vietnam's full culinary heritage. With separate sections in the menu for fire, wood, metal and water (regarding the cooking techniques), Rijksweg 4 is perfect for large groups with different tastes. The specials are highly recommended fine dining hanoi, especially the catfish spring fish. Popular with locals and tourists, all food is served with many local herbs, which try to brew the restaurant sustainably. There are several branches of Highway4 restaurants throughout Hanoi, including in the Ba Dinh and Cau Giay districts in tripadvisor hanoi restaurants

Green Tangerine Restaurant Hanoi


Green Tangerine Restaurant Hanoi is set along Old Quarter's Hang Be Street, where diners can enjoy authentic Vietnamese and French haute cuisine in a quaint setting. Opened in 2003, the brasserie-style restaurant occupies a refurbished 1920s French villa fitted with rustic décor, bare brick walls and antique furnishings. Food-wise, Green Tangerine Restaurant Hanoi is renowned for its artfully presented dishes, such as duck breast carpaccio in red fruit dressing served with gizzard candied in ginger, sesame biscuits and mushroom in fine dining hanoi, roasted pigeon marinated in coffee with mashed eggplants rolled in spinach leaves and broccoli, and the caramelised pork and stewed apples in Calvados

Café de Paris Hanoi

Café de Paris Hanoi is a stylish French bistro located in the Old Quarter, attracting a steady clientele of European expats and tourists looking to escape Hanoi's often frenetic atmosphere. Open daily, this quaint café serves quality and reasonably priced dishes, salads, light snacks and desserts, as well as imported wines by the glass and bottle. Standout dishes include the flank steak with shallot sauce and salad potatoes (VND 250,000), duck confit (VND 210,000) and Parisian-style double cheeseburger (VND 170,000) in tripadvisor hanoi restaurants



Xuan Xuan Hanoi

Xuan Xuan Hanoi might not win any award for style but, if you want to eat like a local, this Vietnamese BBQ is just about the best in town. Sit down on the ankle-high stools and order a selection of meats (from pork, beef and goat udders) and vegetables. Everything in tripadvisor hanoi restaurants is brought on a large platter and you barbecue your own dinner over a small gas-burning stove. Have a fun experience, eating elbow to elbow with a diverse range of customers, and the taste is truly delicious. Located in the heart of the Old Quarter, look for the crowds of happy diners spilling out onto the pavement.

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