1. Snail Noodle Soup
The snail noodle soup stall on Hang Chai Street has been around for a long time in Hanoi's Old Quarter and it still remains as simple and humble as ever. This is one of the must-try dishes in Hanoi's Old Quarter, especially for those who love traditional snail noodle soup. Snail noodle enthusiasts, especially the traditional kind with sweet and sour broth, surely know about Aunt Huệ's Snail Noodle Soup. Although the snail noodle stall is tucked away on a small street, it's always bustling with customers.
Because it's a simple street food stall, customers have to carry the entire bowl when enjoying their meal. That's the humble image of traditional food stalls in Hanoi. Aunt Huệ's Snail Noodle Soup only opens in the morning and sells out quickly, so if you want to eat, you should go early because the stall already has a fixed number of regular customers. The snail noodle stalls on Hang Chai Street are one of the must-try dishes in Hanoi's Old Quarter. You can refer to the address below and visit this place to enjoy!
CONTACT INFORMATION:
Address: 43 Nguyen Sieu, Hang Buom Ward, Hoan Kiem District, Hanoi City
Phone: 0332 562 416
Email: [email protected]
Fanpage: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100054535716339


2. Grilled Beef
As the evening lights up, the scent of grilled delicacies fills the air along Ma May street. This area boasts several renowned grilled beef eateries that attract many diners. The fresh beef on Ma May street is marinated deeply, resulting in tender and flavorful meat. When grilled, the aroma of the beef blends with the spices, creating an irresistibly enticing scent. In recent years, grilled beef has become a favorite among Hanoi's youth. It's easy to make and delicious to eat, leading to the rapid growth of grilled beef establishments in the area. For instance, the row of grilled beef eateries on Gam Cau street, Cat Linh street, or the beginning of Bach Mai street (near Mai Huong alley). However, Xuân Xuân Grilled Beef at 47 Ma May street is a unique case. On Ma May street, this eatery holds a dominant position, unrivaled by any competitors.
The food at Xuân Xuân 47 Ma May Grilled Beef is marinated with a delightful and robust aroma, offering a perfect balance of tenderness and chewiness that pleases all palates. Another advantage is the professionalism and efficiency of the staff. The establishment is not fancy or beautifully decorated; it retains the authentic charm of an old, unaltered ancient house. Some first-time visitors may feel a bit hesitant due to its dampness and antiquity, but this is a common style among the eateries in the old quarter. Therefore, the slightly rugged appearance does not deter the growing number of customers.
Contact Information:
Address: 47 Ma May Street, Hoan Kiem District, Hanoi
Phone: 0936 005 525
Email: [email protected]
Fanpage: https://www.facebook.com/bonuongxuanxuan/
Opening Hours: 10:00 - 23:30


3. Portable Pho
Portable Pho evokes a nostalgic and humble image of Hanoi. Not only is it exceptionally delicious compared to many other famous pho restaurants in Hanoi, but it also has a unique flavor that cannot be replicated. The portable pho stall on Hang Chieu sidewalk, at the intersection with Hang Duong, always starts serving early, becoming a familiar spot for anyone living nearby. Portable Pho Hang Chieu is an old pho stall in the old quarter. Unlike other pho restaurants, it is simple, with no high tables or chairs, and no signs. Yet, it remains bustling, with customers coming and going rain or shine.
When you visit Portable Pho Hang Chieu, you will undoubtedly be drawn to the sight of a steaming hot bowl of pho, filled with the fragrant aroma of bones, thinly sliced beef, tender meat, and slightly pink rare beef, looking delicious and appetizing. The chewy pho noodles exude the characteristic aroma of fresh rice, accompanied by thinly sliced onions and fragrant coriander, all immersed in a broth that is rich and flavorful, with a hint of greasy fat, creating a scent that is both rich and refreshing, irresistible. If you get to enjoy this bowl of pho while the city is still asleep, it truly is a fascinating experience.
Contact Information:
Address: 56A Nguyen Sieu Street, Hoan Kiem District, Hanoi
Phone: 0985 064 220
Email: [email protected]
Fanpage: https://www.facebook.com/Phoganhhangchieu/


4. Dried Beef Salad
The delicious dried beef salad at Ho Hoan Kiem Street is considered one of the must-try dishes when visiting here. Long Vi Dung - Dried Beef Salad - Hang Giay is made from familiar ingredients such as thinly sliced dried beef, shredded green papaya, fresh herbs, roasted peanuts, along with thinly sliced roast pork and a few pieces of crispy and enticing crispy pork rind. All these ingredients are evenly mixed with a sweet and sour seasoning sauce. Each plate of dried beef salad here costs around 35,000 VND. You can also enjoy it with banh bot loc, which is quite reasonable and appealing.
Slowly, quietly, while enjoying the scenery of the old quarter, watching passersby, it is truly enjoyable. This is perhaps the shortest street in Hanoi and should be - Ho Hoan Kiem Street, cutting across from Cau Go Street to Dinh Tien Hoang Street overlooking Hoan Kiem Lake. But few people remember this beautiful and strange name that people often call dried beef salad street. Because it has been selling for a long time and is very reputable, Ho Hoan Kiem 'salad' street is always bustling with customers coming and going.
Contact Information:
Address: Stall 5 Hang Giay, Hang Buom, Hoan Kiem District, Hanoi
Phone: 0903 246 384
Fanpage: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100063510733413
Opening Hours: 09:00 - 21:00


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10. Crab Noodle Soup
A crab noodle soup stall lies deep in the alley of Phat Loc. This place is known for its incredibly delicious soup that leaves a lasting impression, never to be mistaken for other crab noodle soup spots. For a long time, this crab noodle soup stall has been a favorite destination in Hanoi's Old Quarter because of its affordable and tasty dishes. Just approaching the stall, the aroma of the soup spreads fragrantly from the pot of red broth, a mix of tomato red and yellow from the tofu, with a hint of fried shallot oil adding to the temptation for diners.
The Crab Noodle Soup and Snails Stall - Phat Loc Alley is located in a small alley with only a few plastic chairs, limited parking, and sometimes uncomfortable seating, yet due to its low prices and high quality, it always attracts a crowd. Despite its humble and simple setup, this dish is highly praised by customers, and the place is almost always full of diners. While the Old Quarter is known for its expensive dining options, at this crab noodle soup stall, a bowl of regular crab noodle soup with noodles, crab cake, fried shallots, tomato, and onion costs only 10,000 VND per bowl. Simple as it may be, customers are satisfied with the fragrant, rich broth, balanced between sweet and sour, getting better with each bite. Perhaps that's why customers don't mind burning their tongues and lining their bowls with tissue to enjoy every spoonful.
CONTACT INFORMATION:
Address: Phat Loc Alley, Hoan Kiem District, Hanoi
Opening Hours: 06:30 AM - 10:00 AM


