You can have a great coffee anywhere in Hanoi, but there are much more to experience beside sipping a delicious cup of coffee in these Hanoi coffee shops, largely because of their plethora of interesting and unexpected traits.
Vietnam is globally known for its strong flavored coffee, featuring a delicious combination of traditionally roasted Robusta beans and sweetened condensed milk. Yet, the country is a famous producer of weasel coffee.
If beef is not a favorite kind of meat you want for pho (noodle soup), try chicken. There are two versions of pho, beef pho and chicken pho. Hanoi is known as the best place in the world to eat both chicken and beef noodle soups.
Visitors to Hanoi are not only amazed by the incredible tangles of electrical wires and its unique traits in architecture, but also dazzled by the sparkling European treasures laid by the colonials in the French Quarter.
Hanoi Old Quarter’s obviously home to some of the best Pho bo in the city, but the French Quarter’s also proud to have its own destinations. These restaurants have been serving this only-one-dish since the French was still colonizing the country.
Since Pho bo (beef noodle soup) is one of the most iconic street foods in Hanoi, many travelers asked us for our picks of the best Pho bo to eat in Hanoi Old Quarter. Hence, this brief article post tells you where they are.
