Our guided Hanoi food tours occasionally walk our clients to a pagoda, where we were often asked what’s the difference between pagoda and temple, are they not the same religious place? If you also happen to be interested in learning about the local religious practice, this blog post is for you!
Though started the national vaccinating campaign quite late comparing to many other countries in Southeast Asia, Vietnam has got more than 80% of its citizens fully vaccinated against the Covid-19 by the end of 2021. It’s now the time of getting back throughout the country, regular international flights are set to open from January 1st, 2022.
Since their first pizza restaurant opened in 2011, the Japanese founders – Yosuke Masuko and his wife Sanae, have successfully scaled up their business with new locations opened across Vietnam. In the capital Hanoi, their Pizza 4P’s customer satisfaction scores are among the highest of the F&B industry.
The ‘El Gaucho Argentinian Steakhouse’ is a renowned steak restaurant, beginning its business in Vietnam with the first location in Saigon since 2011. Quickly, seven other places across the country were opened. To the locals, the name is known for its superior steak, modern ambiance, and world-class service.
Situated on the 63rd floor of one of the most renowned landmarks of the capital Hanoi, Lotte Center Hanoi, Grill 63 Restaurant is among the city’s most famous grill restaurants, offering from both Vietnamese and international grill food with panoramic views from an unparallel skyline.
Situated on the 8th floor of a boutique hotel, JW Marvel Hotel & Spa, the ‘Mam Com Viet’ is a renowned hotel’s Vietnamese restaurant, offering authentic family style meal and unique rooftop views over its surrounding neighborhoods of Hanoi’s Old Quarter and the French Quarter.
