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Hanoi is not only known for its ancient and peaceful beauty that leaves an impression on visitors, but also for its culinary treasures. The city is home to a wide variety of long-established shops serving traditional yet timeless flavors. With the scorching summer heat, why not join Mytour in discovering some of Hanoi's most famous sweet shops?
Xoi Che Ba Thin
Xoi Che Ba Thin: Simple Yet Captivating
Anyone born and raised in Hanoi, or those who have lived and worked in the capital for a long time, are likely familiar with Xoi Che Ba Thin, a beloved spot known for its simple yet unforgettable traditional sweet dishes.
Sometimes, amidst the hustle and bustle of the city, we long to reconnect with the flavors of the past, from decades ago. A bowl of green bean or black bean sweet soup, or sticky rice with crushed mung beans—simple yet refined, evoking nostalgia and deep emotions. Come to Xoi Che Ba Thin to savor these tastes.
BoBoChaCha Sweet at Cua Bac Street
Students from various generations in Hanoi are likely familiar with this Singaporean-style sweet shop, one of the pioneers in the city. Located at alley 92 on Cua Bac Street, near Phan Dinh Phung High School, this shop has been delighting customers for over a decade. They remain true to offering three types of sweet soups: black, white, and fruit, each offering a perfect balance of fresh and delightful flavors that are hard to find anywhere else.
This spot is also known for its affordable and tasty snacks, with each bowl of sweet soup costing only around 15,000 to 30,000 VND, making it perfect for students on a budget.
Che Muoi Sau at Ngo Thi Nham Street
Che Muoi Sau is always packed with customers
With its simple facade and modest decor, you will immediately notice the unique charm of this place, a style that has been preserved from the past to the present, reflecting its long history of serving loyal customers. The small shop offers familiar sweet soups like black bean, green bean, and pomelo, yet the flavors are incredibly captivating. As a result, the shop is always busy, no matter the time of day, with every seat taken.
This place is also famous for its traditional sticky rice cakes. During the Cold Food Festival, if you plan to buy cakes here, you should arrive early, or you’ll find yourself in a long line.
Che Bon Mua at Hang Can Street
Along with Xoi Che Ba Thin, Che Bon Mua is one of the oldest traditional sweet shops in Hanoi's Old Quarter. With 40 years of history, this shop has left a lasting impression on generations of customers. Today, the menu has expanded to include a variety of new sweet options like almond soup, jackfruit yogurt, and black glutinous rice yogurt. However, what still attracts the most customers are the shop's traditional sweets like lotus seed soup, green bean soup, and black bean soup. A bowl here is also very affordable, costing between 15,000 and 25,000 VND.
Che Cho Nam Dong
Che Cho Nam Dong - the beloved sweet shop of many generations of students
Generations of students are certainly familiar with Che Cho Nam Dong, located on Ho Dac Di Street. The shop is most famous for its refreshing Thai-style mixed sweet soup, featuring a delicious blend of corn, sweet potatoes, banana, and pomegranate. In addition, they also serve traditional sweets like green bean, red bean, and black bean soups. Catering mainly to students, the shop also offers savory snacks like fermented pork and tapioca cakes to accompany the sweets.
The list of sweet shops in Hanoi is certainly much longer, and Mytour couldn't possibly include them all in a single article. We invite you to share your favorite spots with us! And if you're planning a visit to Hanoi from the Central or Southern regions, don't forget to jot down the addresses of these delicious sweet shops to enjoy and experience.
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T.Tu, 27/07/2022 15:52
