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A southern import, this open-air food court is a good place to sample upmarket street food in pleasant surroundings. — Rough Guide
"Hungry and jet-lagged in Hanoi, I'm up at dawn for a long-simmered pho bo beef noddle soup, the most restorative meal in town." –Peter Jon Lindberg. — Condé Nast Traveler
At Vine, the wine is the star of the meal, and the decor reflects that. — Concierge
Local chef Benjamin Rascalou's new restaurant is a tasty addition to Hanoi's fine-dining scene. — Frommer's
It’s worth going out of your way to eat at this welcoming Indian restaurant in an interesting residential district overlooking Truc Bach Lake. — Rough Guide
Less a restaurant, more a hole-in-the-wall with a few tables and chairs strewn around, this venue compensates for its lack of sophistication with giant-size portions of the delicate banh cuon — Fodor's
This hidden gem of a cafe is a growing hit with local expats. — Frommer's
Srves delicious Vietnamese food that's a bit dolled up for the foreign palate. — Frommer's
Do a good deed, enjoy a great feed. You'll find lots of good French and Vietnamese dishes at this popular cafe in the south end of town. — Frommer's
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While the fish cooks, diners toss basil, dill, cilantro, and scallions into the pan then anoint the fish with various piquant condiments. — Concierge
Deservedly popular restaurant staffed by erstwhile street kids under a charity programme to train them in hospitality skills. — Rough Guide
Set in an elegant French colonial mansion, this restaurant’s impressive dining room is a great location for a gourmet meal. — Lonely Planet
If you’re more concerned with content than form, opt for this no-frills diner that turns out consistently delicious Vietnamese staples. — Rough Guide
Al Fresco's is the place to go when you're starving hungry and in need of comfort food, as they'll serve you enormous portions of ribs, steak, burgers, or a variety of Mexican dishes. — Frommer's
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