The Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum and Nearby Restaurants
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1. Bluebird's Nest
$ | Ba Dinh District |Full of bricks, books, and artistic locals and expats, Bluebird's Nest is a quiet oasis where you can work, study, or kick back and get some leisure reading done. This café often hosts intimate events, like film nights or acoustic music shows, and you might overhear a private English or Vietnamese lesson if you stay the afternoon. They don't serve a full menu, but their coffee and cakes are enough for a light breakfast or snack.
19 Dang Dung, Hanoi, Ha Noi, Vietnam034-956–5226Known For
- Books
- Rooftop terrace
- Evening events
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2. Bun Cha 34
$ | Ba Dinh District |Drawing crowds with enormous servings of bun cha (grilled pork with rice vermicelli), Bun Cha 34 does not fail to deliver good quality bowls for a mere 40,000d per dish. Customers rave over the charred pork and fragrant herbs. You can also order a serving of fried spring rolls on the side. Be prepared for a street food experience, as the tiny tables and chairs regularly spill out onto the sidewalk.
34 Hang Than, Hanoi, Ha Noi, VietnamKnown For
- Bigger than average portions
- Pork patties grilled with lot leaves
- Crispy spring rolls
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3. Ly Van Phuc (Chicken Street)
$ | Ba Dinh District |Colloquially known as "Chicken Street," this is the place to come for delicious barbecued poultry served right off the street. The street is lined with vendors working near-identical alchemy with a limited menu of grilled chicken wings, legs, and feet; sweet potatoes; and bread that's been brushed with honey before being toasted. The resulting dish is served with chili sauce and pickled cucumbers in sweet vinegar and washed down with icy bottles of local beer.
Ly Van Phuc, Hanoi, Ha Noi, VietnamKnown For
- Cold local beer
- Open late
- Delicious barbecue chicken
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4. Quan Cu
$$ | Ba Dinh District |Quan Cu means "old restaurant," which is a misleading title for this clean, efficient, and well-organized Vietnamese restaurant. The staff speak little English but an attractive picture menu makes ordering easy; try the grilled chicken, any dish with tofu, and the fresh morning glory stir-fried with garlic. Strangely, the dish for which Quan Cu is most famous for is bun thang (a chicken noodle soup dish different from pho), and yet it is decidedly mediocre.
31A Phan Dinh Phung, Hanoi, Ha Noi, Vietnam024-3734--4048Known For
- Traditional northern cuisine
- Cold Hanoi beer
- Bun thang (chicken noodle soup)
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