Buzz
As the radiant glow of golden street lights emerges, the night unveils, making it effortless to seek out a lively nocturnal dining spot in Hanoi, such as Cam Chi Street, Lan Ong, or the Wooden Bridge.
Hanoi boasts delicious pho everywhere, whether on the outskirts or in the city center. To savor a delightful bowl of pho at night, few places rival the charm of the historic district. Indulge in Mau Dich Pho on Ly Quoc Su Street, Freedom Pho on Cau Go Street, Thien Lo Duc Pho, or the pho havens at Hang Dong and Hang Ma. For the night owls, explore Hang Buom or the noodle havens on Tran Quang Khai Street.
Explore affordable, delectable, and easy-to-enjoy night dishes like beef noodle soup, duck and bamboo noodle soup, chicken porridge, etc., in areas like Cua Nam, Tran Quy Cap station, Hai Ba Trung Street, or Tô Hoang Alley.
Don't overlook the culinary haven of Cam Chi Street. A bowl of porridge with pepper, chili powder, and spring onions will warm your heart amidst the late-night hours. The diverse mixed rice dishes on this street, as well as on Ma May and Hang Dau streets, are equally delightful. Among Hanoi's night culinary offerings, nearly everyone desires to experience the dry beef salad on Ho Hoan Kiem Street. A touch of papaya, shredded carrots, thinly sliced dry beef resembling vinegar-soaked threads, sprinkled with a hint of basil and crushed peanuts – a delicious and very affordable treat.
At the beginning of Hang Gai and Luong Van Can streets, encounter nearly 20 stalls grilling squid. A group of 5-7 people can purchase a few small squids, a bottle of wine, and revel in the night until morning. The stalls offering grilled chicken feet and boiled chicken at Hang Dau, Mai Hac De streets remain popular year-round.
Exploring the Streets of Lan Ong and Cau Go: Whether it's bun thang, mixed pho, twisted noodles, or fragrant crispy pate sandwiches, the variety is endless. In the corner of Gam Cau Street, the air is filled with the tantalizing aroma of grilled beef. Even if you don't venture to Pho Duc Chinh, you can still enjoy the delightful grilled beef dish. After indulging, head to Tam Thuong Alley for crispy fried sour spring rolls, pass by To Tich Street for a refreshing fruit cup, climb Hang Than Street for a rich caramelized coconut, and stop by the beginning of the street for a steaming bowl of traditional Vietnamese floating rice cake.
Hanoi at night offers rustic street snacks sold seasonally, such as grilled corn, boiled snails, hot fried dough sticks, banana cakes, and more. Wandering through the streets of Hanoi on a fall night and savoring the unique flavors of Hanoi's cuisine is one of the most fascinating experiences when visiting this thousand-year-old land.
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Source: Mytour Travel Guide – Via VnExpress
MytourApril 24, 2014
