The famous Delicious Vegetarian Restaurants in Hanoi

If you're wondering what things to do in vietnam , and where to start, Hanoi is a good destination for your starting. At any dates of month you are able to enjoy vegetarian dishes to change your taste and help your body as well as your soul healthier.

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Vegetarian dishes are made from vegetable materials full of nutrition

1. Loving Hut Restaurants

– Loving Hut World Vegetarian, number 192/4, Quan Thanh street, Ba Đinh district, phone: 0462737 403.
– Loving Hut Peace, number 8, lane 40 alley 2, Ta Quang Buu street, phone: 0466732729.
– Loving Hut original source, number 3, 121/10, Chua Lang street, phone: 04.66748762.
– Loving Hut, number 18, alley 71, Nguyen Hong street, Dong Da district, phone: 0466751197.

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2. Bodhi Heart Restaurants

– Number 68 Pham Huy Thong, phone: 0437245872.
– Number 89 Nguyen Khuyen, phone: 0437475663.

3. Suburban Restaurant

– Number 19 Nguyen Gia Thieu street, phone: 0439422424.
– Number 32 Ba Trieu street, phone: 0462784406.
– Number 63 Tran Duy Hung, phone: 0435558429.

4. Nang Tam: 79A Tran Hung Dao street, phone: 0438221530.

5. Vegetarian Restaurant Au Lac, 420 Nguyen Van Cu street, Long Bien, phone: 0435621845.

6.  Vegetarian Restaurant Truc Lam Trai, where young people have same interest in Buddhism regularly exchange experiences of meditation practice. Address: 39 Le Ngoc Han street, Hai Ba Trung, phone: 0462781848.

7. Vegetarian Restaurant Ha Thanh, number 116 lane 166 Kim Ma street, Ba Đinh district, phone: 047263381, with the dish Kungpao (fried chicken with bell pepper) and fried beef with pineapple.

 8. Vegetarian Restaurant Huong Thuy, 19 H5 Truong Đinh residential area, phone: 046620101.

9. Vegetarian Restaurant Tinh Xua, number 8, lane 78 Kim Giang street, Hoang Mai district, phone: 0466707759, vegetarian buffet on first day of month (lunar calendar), student price VND 20.000/ cource.

10. Vegetarian Restaurant Loc Thao, 12B Đao Tan street, behind Daewoo hotel

11. Vegetarian Restaurant Dakshin, 94 Hang Trong street, Indian vegetarian dishes for foreigners.

12. Vegetarian Restaurant Thien Tam, number 21 lane 263 Giai Phong road, phone: 0422432437.

13. Viet Vegetarian Restaurant Thang Long, number 1 lane 26 Nam Thanh Cong street, Dong Da, phoen: 0437738088 or 0983528119.

14. Golden Lotus Vegetarian Restaurant, number 12, lane 71 Linh Lang street, Cong Vi, Ba Đinh district, phone: 0437606261.

15. Vegetarian Restaurant Nam An, lane 12 Đao Tan street, phone: 047629506.

16. New Life Style Vegetarian Restaurant, number 485 Tran Khat Chan street.

17. Vegetarian Restaurant Hoang Kim, number 8, lane 451 Nguyen Van Cu street, Gia Lam district, phone: 048725510.

18. Vegetarian Restaurant Au Lac, number 227, lane Van Chuong, Kham Thien street, phone: 0435182497.

19. Vegetarian Restaurant Thien Y, number 61, Nguyen Du street, Hai Ba Trung district.

20. Vegetarian Restaurant Diamond, number 94 Khuat Duy Tien street, Thanh Xuan district.

21. Vegetarian Restaurant Hanoi, number 10, lane 2, Tran Quy Kien street, Cau Giay district.

22. Vegetarian Restaurant West Lake, number 22 Trich Sai, phone: 0437592807 – 097780686.

23. Vegetarian Restaurant Au Lac, 318 Lang street with delicious vegetarian noodle soup.

24. Vegetarian Restaurant ThanhTam, number 204, Pho Đuc Chinh street.

25. Vegetarian Restaurant Tamarind, 80 Ma May street, Hoan Kiem district, serves western vegetarian dishes, phone: 0439260580.

Come to Hanoi Cafe Attracts Youngsters Near And Far

Only a small coffee store nested in the alley on Ly Quoc Su, but ha noi vietnam House has become a popular destination for visitors near and far.

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Some young travelers say that when travelling Hanoi, you must visit here to take a photo with a blue inscription Hanoi on the rough wall at the entrance to the store. It is considered as evidence you’ve set foot in the Old Quarter.

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Before entering the coffee store, many young visitors did not forget to snap a photo as a souvenir with the word Hanoi on the wall.

Therefore, there are many visitors coming here and taking their favorite pictures. No need to use Facebook to note Check-in Hanoi, just your picture will do that.

After photographing, you will move slowly up the stair and push the door to enter the cafe. The first feeling when entering Hanoi House likes entering an old house with dark colors but is decorated and furnished with very delicate items.

You can choose to sit in the house, upstairs or outside the railing to look down the street. At noon, the cafe is often less guest than afternoon, evening and you will have the opportunity to listen to Hanoi love songs or instrumental music.

The pretty antique shop space makes you feel like you are slowing down.

He is a waiter, a shopkeeper and a bartender at the same time. Since entering until leaving, visitors always see the “versatile” owner smile.

If this is your first visit to Hanoi, you can try out some typical drinks like sticky yogurt, egg coffee, etc. An average price of beverage is about VND 25,000 to 40,000.

A brunch for all budgets in Hanoi

Many hotels in hanoi vietnam will include breakfast in the room rate, be this an egg in a bread roll – most common in the cheaper places – or a full breakfast buffet. 

But what if your hotel doesn’t or you’re just not up early enough? The cheapest option is to eat with the locals and tuck into a hearty bowl of pho, some banh cuonor a banh my (bread roll) filled with trung (egg) or pate. But that’s not to everyone’s taste and won’t always hit the spot.

So if what you’re after is a good old fry-up (whether that be English, Canadian or … er, Mexican?) a couple of places are worth trying.

Café 129 gets a big thumbs up for its comfort food. Try the breakfast burrito, the English fry-up – ask for an extra egg as it only comes with one – or the omelette. Add fries on the side if you’re really hungry and wash it all down with a vitamin-packed juice. Mains are under 100,000VND. It’s not a salubrious place, they don’t speak English – although the menu is in English — and it’s really slow, but the food makes up for it.

Cafe 129: Just like a greasy spoon cafe.

Unfortunately it’s a bit of a way from Old Quarter, being within a stone’s throw of Vincom Towers, but it’s just a short bus ride and sets you up for a post-brunch wander around Cho Hom (market) and through Hai Ba Trung district, near temple of literature, Nguyen Thai Hoc Street.

Closer in, Puku does an unusual take on a big breakfast: their Kiwi breakfast comprises poached eggs, bacon, mashed potato, mushrooms and morning glory. Or stick to the more conventional eggs benedict.

The more traditional fry up breakfast at Le Pub isn’t bad either, or if it’s a late brunch, you might be tempted by the sausage and mash, served with a rather tasty sauce.

Mmmmm.

If you’re looking for something a bit fancier then try the relatively newly opened Southgate. On food street, just down the road from Puku, it has a weekend brunch menu featuring dishes such the mouthwatering brioche French toast with caramel bananas, bacon and pork sausage and steak and eggs. Amazing. A main dish with a coffee or juice will set you back upward of 200,000VND, more if you fancy a Bloody Mary.

Southgate's French toast: beer is optional.

Finally, if you’re really after a treat, try brunch at the Sofitel Legend Metropole Hotel. I’m yet to venture in – saving it for a special occasion – but by all accounts it’s amazing. Feast on oysters, wagyu beef and lobster, topped off with freeflow(ish) champagne. It comes at a price of course — $70++ without any booze and $135++ with champagne — but that’s way less that you’d be paying in the Western world for the equivalent. Other top hotels offer fabulous brunch buffets as well – try the Movenpick, the Hilton and the Melia.

Café 129

129 Mai Hac De, Hai Bà Tr?ng District

Puku

16/18 Tong Duy Tan Street, Hoàn Ki?m District

T: (04) 3938 1745

Southgate

28 Tong Duy Tan, Hoàn Ki?m District

T: (04) 3938 1979

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