Restaurants, hotels, bars and wineries in Hanoi from the En Primeur Club guide.
Accolades in Hanoi
Our guide counts four Michelin-starred restaurants in Hanoi, with four Michelin stars in total. Gia in Dong Da, Hibana by Koki in Hoan Kiem, ONVIT in Cau Giay District and Tầm Vị in Ba Dinh each hold one star on the latest dated award.
Gia in Dong Da holds a Michelin star dated 2026. Chef Sam Tran cooks a 12-course seasonal tasting menu from Vietnamese heritage ingredients, and the kitchen is visible from the open counter. The wine program is sommelier-led, with an extensive list, zero-proof drinks and a Star Wine List award dated 2026.
Hibana by Koki in Hoan Kiem holds a Michelin star dated 2026. It is the only Michelin-starred Japanese teppanyaki restaurant in Vietnam. Chef Hiroshi Yamaguchi works a live iron griddle at the counter, using premium ingredients flown in from Japan. The wine program has a sake program, and La Liste scored the restaurant 75 points in 2025.
ONVIT in Cau Giay District holds a Michelin star dated 2026. It is Vietnam's first Korean fine dining restaurant, set in a hotel, and the kitchen uses Vietnamese ingredients in a Korean tasting menu. Chef Joon's signature plate is abalone porridge with ST25 rice. The formats are a tasting menu and a prix fixe.
Tầm Vị in Ba Dinh holds a Michelin star dated 2026. The room is a vintage tea house with antique decor, serving Northern Vietnamese home-style cooking, including clear-broth soups and herb-forward plates. The kitchen offers a set menu and a la carte. The wine program is minimal, and beer is poured as well.
Our guide marks five wine programs exceptional citywide. In Hoan Kiem, Tannin Wine Bar Hang Vai, Le Beaulieu and Izakaya by Koki hold exceptional programs, while The Hudson Rooms and The Haflington keep extensive lists.
Tannin Wine Bar Hang Vai in Hoan Kiem holds an exceptional wine program and a Star Wine List award dated 2026. The bar keeps over 500 wines from Old and New Worlds, both conventional and natural, with a selected by-the-glass selection. Wednesday jazz nights are part of the room.
Le Beaulieu in Hoan Kiem is a French restaurant operating since 1901 inside Sofitel Legend Metropole Hanoi, with tableside gueridon service for classics such as lobster bisque. The latest Michelin award is a Plate dated 2026. The wine program is exceptional and extensive, with a Star Wine List award dated 2026. A tasting menu and a la carte are both served.
Izakaya by Koki in Hoan Kiem holds a Michelin Plate dated 2026. The wine program is exceptional, with an extensive sommelier-led list and Vietnam's largest sake selection. Seventy percent of the ingredients are imported from Japan. The formats are a la carte, a set menu and omakase.
The Hudson Rooms in Hoan Kiem is a rooftop bar for oysters and caviar, with an extensive whiskey selection and seafood flown in internationally. Asia's 50 Best Bars ranked it 46th in 2026. The wine program is extensive. Service covers a la carte and small plates, with craft cocktails.
The Haflington in Hoan Kiem is a museum-inspired cocktail bar and Vietnam's first Asia's 50 Best Bars honoree. The list ranked it 87th in 2025. A suspended dinosaur skeleton hangs in the room, and the drinks include Rabbit Habit. The wine program is extensive, with small plates.
Tasting menus in this set include up to 20 courses at T.U.N.G dining in Hoan Kiem and a 14-seat farm counter at Lamai Garden in Tay Ho. Chapter Dining in Hoan Kiem, Cồ Đàm in Hoan Kiem and MÀU in Ba Dinh are the other menus here.
Chapter Dining in Hoan Kiem holds a Michelin Plate dated 2026. The format is a tasting menu of Northern Vietnamese cooking from locally sourced ingredients, and Chef Quang Dung uses charcoal grilling as the central technique. The wine program has an extensive list. Tatler named it Best Service in Vietnam in 2025.
T.U.N.G dining in Hoan Kiem holds a Michelin Plate dated 2026. Chef Hoang Tung cooks seasonal tasting menus of up to 20 courses, using local ingredients in minimalist dishes. Craft cocktails and beer are also poured.
Cồ Đàm in Hoan Kiem holds a Michelin Plate dated 2026. The kitchen serves a vegetarian tasting menu. The room draws on Buddhist and Champa architecture, with a ground-floor pond and a terracotta Buddha. Vietnamese dishes are reworked for that vegetarian menu.
Lamai Garden in Tay Ho holds a Michelin Plate dated 2026. The tasting menu is contemporary Vietnamese farm-to-table, using ingredients from the restaurant's own farm in Phú Thọ. Diners reach a 14-seat counter by an open kitchen after a garden. The wine program has an extensive list.
MÀU in Ba Dinh holds a Michelin Plate dated 2026. It is a wine-driven gastro bar serving modern Asian plates with Vietnamese influences, near the Temple of Literature. Dishes come a la carte, as a tasting menu or as small plates. The wine program is extensive, with craft cocktails.
Workshop14 in Tay Ho ranks 34th on Asia's 50 Best Bars for 2026. The bar angelina in Hoan Kiem keeps a whiskey lounge, Nọt in Hoan Kiem builds cocktails with Vietnamese ingredients, and The Summit Bar in Ba Dinh keeps a wine list.
Workshop14 in Tay Ho ranks 34th on the 2026 Asia's 50 Best Bars list and, for the same year, holds The Best Bar in Vietnam and the Three Cents Best New Opening Award. The bar sits on historic craft-village grounds and remakes classic cocktails with modernist technique and local ingredients. The wine program is minimal.
angelina in Hoan Kiem is a cocktail bar, whiskey lounge and restaurant, and Vietnam's first officially recognized Habanos Lounge. It has a whiskey collection. The drinks list covers classic cocktails, craft cocktails and whiskey.
Nọt in Hoan Kiem is a narrow bar in Hanoi's oldest commercial district. Craft cocktails here use bold savory flavors and local Vietnamese ingredients. The bar food program works in step with the drinks list. The wine program is minimal.
The Summit Bar in Ba Dinh occupies the 20th floor of Pan Pacific Hanoi, with a split indoor room and outdoor terrace. The view runs 360 degrees over West Lake, Truc Bach Lake and the Red River. Drinks include craft cocktails, classic cocktails and conventional wine.
Our guide counts four Michelin-starred restaurants in Hanoi, with four Michelin stars in total. They are Gia in Dong Da, Hibana by Koki in Hoan Kiem, ONVIT in Cau Giay District and Tầm Vị in Ba Dinh. Each restaurant's latest dated Michelin award is one star. These rooms cover modern Vietnamese fine dining, Japanese teppanyaki, Korean fine dining and Northern Vietnamese home-style cooking.
Hoan Kiem holds the serious wine lists. Tannin Wine Bar Hang Vai, Le Beaulieu and Izakaya by Koki have exceptional programs there. Tannin Wine Bar Hang Vai keeps over 500 wines from Old and New Worlds, conventional and natural, and holds a Star Wine List award dated 2026. Le Beaulieu keeps an extensive list and a Star Wine List award dated 2026. Izakaya by Koki pairs a sommelier-led list with Vietnam's largest sake selection.
Tasting menus sit in Dong Da, Cau Giay District, Hoan Kiem, Hai Ba Trung, Tay Ho and Ba Dinh. Gia in Dong Da serves 12 courses, and ONVIT in Cau Giay District serves a Korean tasting menu. In Hoan Kiem, Chapter Dining, T.U.N.G dining and Cồ Đàm run tasting menus, and T.U.N.G dining in Hoan Kiem reaches 20 courses. Lamai Garden in Tay Ho uses a 14-seat counter, and MÀU in Ba Dinh offers a tasting menu.
Gia in Dong Da, Tannin Wine Bar Hang Vai in Hoan Kiem and Le Beaulieu in Hoan Kiem hold a Star Wine List award dated 2026. Gia has a sommelier-led extensive list. Tannin Wine Bar Hang Vai keeps over 500 wines from Old and New Worlds, conventional and natural. Le Beaulieu keeps an extensive list at a French restaurant.
Old and New World wines, an extensive list at a French restaurant, and sake with a sommelier-led list are exceptional styles in our guide. Tannin Wine Bar Hang Vai in Hoan Kiem keeps over 500 wines from Old and New Worlds, conventional and natural. Le Beaulieu in Hoan Kiem keeps an extensive list at a French restaurant. Izakaya by Koki in Hoan Kiem holds Vietnam's largest sake selection with an extensive sommelier-led wine list.
By Emmett Haley · Updated October 8, 2026 · Editorial standards
Best of Hanoi
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Selected entries from the current guide for Hanoi.
Hanoi, Vietnam
Gia holds a Michelin star for two consecutive years and a 2025 La Liste placement, operating from a 12-course seasonal format on Văn Miếu Street in Hanoi's Old Quarter fringe. Chef Sam Tran's kitchen works through Vietnamese heritage ingredients with precise acidity and textured plating, visible from the open counter. The wine program earned a Star Wine List White Star recognition in 2024.
Hanoi, Vietnam
Hibana by Koki brings Michelin-recognised teppanyaki to Hanoi's French Quarter, where chef Hiroshi Yamaguchi works a live iron griddle in a format that positions the kitchen as theatre and craft simultaneously. Consecutive Michelin Stars in 2024 and 2025, alongside a La Liste Top Restaurants score of 75 points, place it at the summit of the city's Japanese dining tier. Reservations are strongly advised given capacity constraints.
Hanoi, Vietnam
ONVIT brings a Korean tasting-menu lens to Hanoi, using Vietnamese produce as the bridge rather than the backdrop. The room is elegant and quiet, the cooking is anchored by Chef Joon’s Korean heritage, and the signature abalone porridge with ST25 rice gives the experience its clearest cultural argument.
Hanoi, Vietnam
A 2025 Michelin-starred tea house on Yên Thế Street in Hanoi's Ba Đình district, Tầm Vị occupies a space layered with vintage Chinese furniture, hand-written signs, and an antique gramophone that sets the register before the food arrives. The kitchen anchors itself in Northern Vietnamese tradition, with clear-broth soups and herb-forward plates that trace a direct line to the way Hanoi has eaten for generations. At the ₫₫ price tier, it sits among the more credentialed restaurants at its price point in the city.
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Chapter occupies a converted shophouse on Chân Cầm Street in Hoàn Kiếm, where a rusted steel façade gives way to a monochrome interior hung with contemporary art. Chef Quang Dung frames Vietnamese culinary tradition through a Nordic-inflected lens, with charcoal grilling as the kitchen's central technique. Consecutive Michelin Plate recognition in 2024 and 2025 places it among Hanoi's most closely watched contemporary dining rooms.
Hanoi, Vietnam
A two-time Michelin Bib Gourmand recipient (2024 and 2025), 1946 Cua Bac sits in the Ba Đình quarter of Hanoi, where traditional Vietnamese cooking holds its ground against a rapidly modernising dining scene. The address points to a lane off Cửa Bắc street, the kind of tucked-away setting where the food does all the talking. At single-symbol pricing, it represents the accessible tier of Michelin-recognised Vietnamese cooking in the capital.
Hanoi, Vietnam
On a narrow lane in Hoàn Kiếm, Bánh Cuốn Gia Truyền Thanh Vân has fed generations of Hanoians on steamed rice rolls that represent one of the capital's most disciplined breakfast traditions. The address on Hàng Gà draws a returning crowd who know exactly what they want before they sit down. For visitors, it offers a direct line into the kind of cooking that defines northern Vietnamese street food at its most concentrated.
Hanoi, Vietnam
Bún Chả Chan on Phùng Hưng Street holds consecutive Michelin Bib Gourmand awards for 2024 and 2025, placing it among a small tier of Hanoi noodle spots that have earned formal critical recognition. Priced at the lowest end of the city's dining spectrum, it sits in Hoàn Kiếm's Old Quarter and offers a focused study in one of Hanoi's most structurally specific dishes.
Hanoi, Vietnam
Bun Cha Ta on Nguyễn Hữu Huân Street has held a Michelin Bib Gourmand in both 2024 and 2025, placing it among Hanoi's most recognised addresses for bún chả. The address sits in Hoàn Kiếm, the district where the dish has been refined over generations, and the price point stays firmly at street-food level.
Hanoi, Vietnam
A specialist in chả cá, the turmeric-marinated fish dish that has defined one pocket of Hanoi's Old Quarter for generations, this Đường Thành address holds back-to-back Michelin Bib Gourmand recognition for 2024 and 2025. The format is narrow and focused: a single dish, cooked tableside, at a price point that keeps the tradition accessible.
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Consecutive Michelin Bib Gourmand recognition in 2024 and 2025 places Chào Bạn in a small tier of Hanoi Vietnamese restaurants where cooking quality and price are demonstrably misaligned, in the diner's favour. Set in a villa on Tô Ngọc Vân in the Tây Hồ lakeside district, Madame Hang's kitchen draws, signalling consistent execution rather than occasional brilliance.
Hanoi, Vietnam
Chef Madame Hang runs this easy-going Tay Ho venue at 98 To Ngoc Van Street, working traditional Vietnamese recipes into creative signature plates. Michelin Guide recognition in 2024 anchors the kitchen's standing, with crab spring rolls and lacquered pork ribs drawing repeat traffic across the neighbourhood.
Hanoi, Vietnam
Don Duck Old Quarter on Bát Đàn Street holds a 2024 Michelin Bib Gourmand, positioning it among Hanoi's recognised addresses for honest, affordable Vietnamese cooking in the heart of Hoàn Kiếm.. For anyone building a serious Hanoi eating itinerary, it belongs on the shortlist alongside the Old Quarter's other Michelin-acknowledged spots.
Hanoi, Vietnam
Awarded a Michelin Bib Gourmand in 2025, Hà Thành Mansion brings mid-range Vietnamese cooking to a mansion-style setting on Ngô Văn Sở in Hoàn Kiếm. It sits comfortably in Hanoi's growing tier of recognised, accessible Vietnamese dining, serious food at a price point that doesn't require a special occasion.
Hanoi, Vietnam
Habakuk brings European contemporary cooking to Phan Huy Chú Street in Hanoi's Hoàn Kiếm district, holding back-to-back Michelin Bib Gourmand recognition in 2024 and 2025. It sits at the ₫₫ price tier, making it one of the more accessible entry points into Hanoi's Michelin-tracked dining scene.
Hanoi, Vietnam
A back-to-back Michelin Bib Gourmand holder in 2024 and 2025, Luk Lak sits on Lê Thánh Tông in Hoàn Kiếm and draws a loyal crowd to its Vietnamese cooking at mid-range prices. The kitchen leans into grilled and charcoal traditions, the smoky registers of bun cha and nem nuong that define Hanoi's street-level canon.
Hanoi, Vietnam
On Phan Dinh Phung Street in Ba Dinh Ward, Mammom serves nearly 100 traditional Vietnamese dishes spanning Southern, Central, and Northern regional cuisines. The kitchen, led by a chef with a decade of experience, works with authentic seasonings and gentle cooking techniques that preserve the rustic character of home-style preparations, including a clam broth brightened with tomato and pineapple.
Hanoi, Vietnam
Mau Dich So 37 is a historical Hanoi profile; Google Places lists the 136G Tran Vu restaurant as permanently closed.
Hanoi, Vietnam
A Michelin Bib Gourmand-recognised address on Chân Cầm Street in Hoàn Kiếm, Miến Lươn Chân Cầm serves eel vermicelli noodles at some of Hanoi's lowest price points. The format is strictly local: quick, casual, and built around a single dish tradition that has sustained Hanoi's Old Quarter eating culture for generations.
Hanoi, Vietnam
A Hàng Điếu Street fixture earning consecutive Michelin Bib Gourmand recognition in 2024 and 2025, Miến Lươn Đông Thịnh serves eel vermicelli noodles from the heart of Hanoi's Old Quarter. The ₫ price point places it among the city's most accessible Michelin-recognised addresses, drawing locals and visitors to a bowl that has defined this particular noodle tradition for years.
Hanoi, Vietnam
A two-time Michelin Bib Gourmand recipient on Hàng Điếu, Mr Bảy Miền Tây brings the cooking traditions of Vietnam's Mekong Delta to the heart of Hanoi's Old Quarter.
Hanoi, Vietnam
A Michelin Bib Gourmand-recognised phở counter on Lý Quốc Sư, one of three branches in Hanoi's Hoan Kiem district. The menu runs to ten phở variations built around different beef cuts, from tái (rare slices) to bắp trần (beef fillet), served from a compact corner kitchen visible through a glazed partition. At the ₫ price tier, it sits at the accessible end of Hanoi's recognised noodle spectrum.
Hanoi, Vietnam
A Michelin Bib Gourmand recipient in both 2024 and 2025, Phở Bò Ấu Triệu operates from a narrow shopfront on Ấu Triệu Street in Hoàn Kiếm, serving beef pho at prices that sit at the single-₫ tier of Hanoi's street food spectrum.
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Selected entries from the current guide for Hanoi.
Hanoi, Vietnam
A 47-room boutique hotel in Hanoi's French Quarter, Capella Hanoi draws from its proximity to the Hanoi Opera House through over 1,000 pieces of original opera memorabilia, custom artwork in every room, and a Michelin-starred restaurant. Named Asia's Leading Luxury Boutique Hotel at the 2025 World Travel Awards and rated 98.5 points on La Liste's 2026 Top Hotels list, it occupies the upper tier of Hanoi's luxury accommodation market.
Hanoi, Vietnam
Operating from the same address in Hanoi's French Quarter since 1901, the Sofitel Legend Metropole is the reference point against which every other luxury hotel in the Vietnamese capital measures itself. With 358 rooms split between the colonial Heritage Wing and the neoclassical Opera Wing, seven dining and drinking outlets, and a La Liste Top Hotels 97-point rating, it draws a loyal clientele who return not for novelty but for the accumulated weight of the place.
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Positioned six miles from the Old Quarter on the Vietnam National Convention Center campus in South Tu Liem, JW Marriott Hotel Hanoi occupies a different register from the city's heritage hotels. With 450 rooms, five restaurants spanning four culinary traditions, and a dedicated wellness floor, it functions as the capital's primary large-scale conference and luxury hotel in one address.
Hanoi, Vietnam
Aira Boutique Hanoi Hotel & Spa occupies a heritage address on Tran Phu, the administrative spine that runs parallel to Hoan Kiem Lake, and holds a Michelin Selected designation for 2025. The property sits in the design-led boutique tier that has grown steadily in Hanoi's premium accommodation market, where smaller key counts and architectural intent matter more than brand scale.
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Dusit Le Palais Tu Hoa Hanoi sits on the northwest edge of Hanoi's West Lake, named after a 12th-century silk-weaving princess whose legacy shapes a 300-piece art collection across 207 rooms and common spaces. Rates from $114 per night place it in the mid-to-upper tier of Hanoi's hotel market, with dining spanning a Thai kitchen, alfresco Vietnamese breakfast, and a cocktail lounge drawing on local ingredients.
Hanoi, Vietnam
A Michelin Selected address on Hang Bong Street places GM Premium Hotel inside Hoan Kiem's most concentrated stretch of heritage shophouse architecture. The property sits within walking distance of Hoan Kiem Lake and the Old Quarter's trading streets, making it a practical base for travellers who want character-driven accommodation at a scale that larger Hanoi hotels cannot match.
Hanoi, Vietnam
On one of the Old Quarter’s winding lanes, Hotel Château de Hanoi is a boutique escape in a heritage building, now reimagined with clean lines and calm monochrome interiors. Timber floors and curated lighting bring warmth to the minimalist rooms, while a small spa offers welcome downtime between city explorations. With markets, cafés, and cultural landmarks just steps away, the hotel is well-positioned for travelers keen to explore Hanoi’s historic heart on foot.
Hanoi, Vietnam
Occupying a prime address on Trang Tien Street opposite the Hanoi Opera House, Hotel de l'Opera Hanoi carries a MICHELIN Selected distinction for 2025 and sits within the French Quarter's most architecturally coherent hotel corridor. The property speaks to a strand of Hanoi hospitality that uses colonial-era design language as a serious structural argument, not merely a decorative layer.
Hanoi, Vietnam
Hotel de Lagom sits on Lý Nam Đế street in Hanoi's Old Quarter fringe, carrying a 2025 MICHELIN Selected distinction that places it among a curated tier of the city's boutique accommodation. The property occupies a quiet address within reach of Hoan Kiem Lake and the French Quarter, positioning it as a considered choice for travellers who want proximity to Hanoi's historic core without the noise of Hoan Kiem's busiest streets.
Hanoi, Vietnam
Occupying the upper floors of Keangnam Hanoi Landmark Tower, once the tallest building in Vietnam, the InterContinental Hanoi Landmark72 holds a Global Winner award for Luxury Business Hotel and a Country Winner for Luxury Banquet and Event Hotel. It sits at the edge of Cau Giay's corporate district, a different axis from the Old Quarter hotels, and pitches itself squarely at the large-scale conference and event market alongside senior business travellers.
Hanoi, Vietnam
Positioned on a private peninsula extending into West Lake, InterContinental Hanoi Westlake occupies one of the city's most architecturally distinctive addresses. The property sits within Tay Ho district, where the lake's reflective surface shapes both the physical design and the pace of daily life. For travellers weighing Hanoi's international hotel tier, the Westlake location separates this address from the Old Quarter cluster entirely.
Hanoi, Vietnam
La Mejor Indochine Hotel occupies a narrow shophouse address on Đào Duy Từ, one of Hanoi's more characterful streets in the Old Quarter fringe. A 2025 Michelin Selected property, it sits in the smaller, design-conscious tier of the city's boutique hotel scene, where architectural identity and neighbourhood positioning count for more than room count or brand affiliation.
Hanoi, Vietnam
A Michelin Selected boutique property on Cau Go Street in Hanoi's Old Quarter, La Passion Premium Cau Go places guests within walking distance of Hoan Kiem Lake and the neighbourhood's dense concentration of street food and historic merchant houses. The recognition from Michelin's hotel selection program signals a standard of comfort and service that sits above the Old Quarter's mid-range guesthouses without competing directly with the city's large international properties.
Hanoi, Vietnam
A 65-storey tower on Lieu Giai Street in Ba Dinh, Lotte Hotel Hanoi sits at the intersection of the city's administrative core and its westward commercial expansion. The hotel's wine program holds a Star Wine List recognition for 2026, placing it among a small tier of Hanoi properties where cellar depth is treated as a serious hospitality credential. It is a reference point for large-format international luxury in the Vietnamese capital.
Hanoi, Vietnam
Carrying a 2025 Michelin Selected designation, Melia Ba Vi Mountain Retreat sits inside Ba Vi National Park at roughly 600 metres elevation, trading Hanoi's urban density for cool mountain air and forest surroundings. The property operates as a full retreat format, positioning it against city-centre luxury as a deliberate contrast rather than a complement. For travellers seeking distance from the capital without leaving its administrative boundaries, the calculus is direct.
Hanoi, Vietnam
Meritel Hanoi sits on Hàng Bông Street in Hoàn Kiếm, one of the Old Quarter's most walkable corridors, and holds a Regional Winner award for Luxury Design Hotel. The property occupies a narrow-footprint address characteristic of the district's French-Vietnamese shophouse typology, positioning it among Hanoi's design-led boutique tier rather than the large international-brand category.
Hanoi, Vietnam
A dual award-winner recognised as both a Luxury Business Hotel and Luxury Boutique Hotel at the regional and continental level, Mövenpick Hotel Hanoi Centre occupies a firm position in Hanoi's mid-to-upper hotel tier. Located on Lý Thường Kiệt street in the Cửa Nam ward, it draws both corporate and leisure travellers seeking a city-centre address with decorated credentials.
Hanoi, Vietnam
Those credentials place it in a narrow tier of Hanoi properties that perform credibly across both corporate and leisure travel. The address, on the causeway separating West Lake and Trúc Bạch Lake, frames the city in a way few hotels can match.
Hanoi, Vietnam
A Michelin Selected boutique hotel on Đường Thành in Hanoi's Old Quarter, Peridot Grand Luxury Boutique Hotel sits within walking distance of Hoan Kiem Lake and the neighbourhood's dense grid of craft streets. The property occupies the smaller, design-conscious tier of Hanoi accommodation, where limited room counts and attentive personal service define the stay rather than amenity scale.
Hanoi, Vietnam
Fairmont Hanoi belongs to the capital’s more formal luxury conversation: a hotel to assess through architecture, public rooms, and how international polish sits beside Hanoi’s layered urban fabric.
Hanoi, Vietnam
Positioned on Hàng Bông Street in Hanoi's Old Quarter, Hanoi Royal Palace Hotel 2 sits at the intersection of the city's most walkable heritage district and its dense accommodation market. For travellers prioritising location over branded scale, the address places you within steps of Hoàn Kiếm Lake and the concentrated street-food corridors that define central Hanoi.
Hanoi, Vietnam
Positioned on Mã Mây street inside Hanoi's Old Quarter, Maison D'Hanoi Boutique Hotel places guests at the centre of one of Southeast Asia's most historically layered districts. Where larger international brands keep the Old Quarter at arm's length, this address puts the 36-street network immediately outside the door. It sits in a competitive tier of character-driven boutique properties that trade scale for proximity and atmosphere.
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Selected entries from the current guide for Hanoi.
Hanoi, Vietnam
The Hudson Rooms occupies a French Quarter address on Lê Phụng Hiểu, one of Hoàn Kiếm's more composed side streets, where colonial-era architecture sets the backdrop for an evolving dining proposition. Hanoi's premium dining scene has shifted considerably over the past decade, and venues in this corridor have had to move with it. The Hudson Rooms represents that ongoing repositioning.
Hanoi, Vietnam
Workshop14 sits in Hanoi's Tây Hồ district and ranks number 34 on Asia's 50 Best Bars 2026, and holds The Bar in Vietnam 2026 and the Three Cents Best New Opening Award 2026.
Hanoi, Vietnam
Located on Hàng Mã in Hanoi's Old Quarter, The Haflington occupies one of the city's most commercially charged streets and positions itself against a small tier of Old Quarter addresses where sourcing ethics and environmental consciousness shape the offer.
Hanoi, Vietnam
One of Hanoi's pioneering wine bars, Tannin on Hàng Vải has spent years earning its place as a reference point for Old Quarter wine drinkers. The format is direct: a broad selection, accessible pricing, and a room that regulars return to not for spectacle but for reliability. In a city where cocktail bars and craft beer spots have multiplied fast, dedicated wine venues of this tenure are relatively rare.
Hanoi, Vietnam
An address on Hanoi's Phúc Tân waterfront that sits within one of the Old Quarter's quieter residential fringes, 12 P. Phúc Tân draws visitors who have already worked through the obvious stops and are looking for something the main tourist corridors don't offer. The Hoàn Kiếm district setting places it close to the Red River embankment, where Hanoi's relationship with its produce markets and street-level food culture remains more legible than in the city's newer quarters.
Hanoi, Vietnam
Tạ Hiện Street is Hanoi's most concentrated strip of street-level drinking, where cold bia hơi and plastic stools have defined the Old Quarter's social rhythm for generations. Number 20 sits at the intersection's busiest corner, functioning less as a destination in the conventional sense and more as a fixed point in a nightly ritual that belongs equally to locals and travellers. Budget-friendly, walk-in, and unapologetically informal.
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On a narrow lane in Hoàn Kiếm, 5 P. Nguyễn Siêu sits in one of Hanoi's most concentrated pockets of after-dark activity, where the Old Quarter's street energy gives way to something more considered. The address draws those willing to look past the obvious tourist circuit in search of a bar scene shaped by local ritual and neighbourhood pace rather than spectacle.
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Hanoi, Vietnam
Artisan sits in Hanoi's Long Biên district, an area that draws a different kind of drinking and dining crowd than the Old Quarter's tourist circuit. The address alone signals intent: this is a venue for those willing to cross the river in search of something more considered. What that looks like in practice depends on the visit, but the location sets the terms.
Hanoi, Vietnam
On the edge of Hoàn Kiếm, Binh Minh Jazz Club occupies a particular position in Hanoi's after-dark scene: a live-music room where jazz holds the room's attention rather than serving as background texture. The address at 1 Tràng Tiền places it within walking distance of the Old Quarter's bar corridor, but the format sits closer to a dedicated listening room than to the cocktail-forward venues that now define that strip.
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On a narrow lane off Hoàn Kiếm's trading district, Hello Hanoi draws on the dual traditions of Vietnamese street cooking and plant-based eating, serving both meat dishes and a dedicated vegetarian programme in a setting that reflects the old quarter's layered character. The address at 7B Đinh Liệt places it within walking distance of the lake, in a neighbourhood where food and commerce have coexisted for centuries.
Hanoi, Vietnam
Positioned on Hàng Mắm in Hanoi's Old Quarter, Low-profile address Cafe sits within one of the district's most historically layered streets. The venue draws visitors looking for an alternative to the Old Quarter's more tourist-facing options, placing it alongside a small tier of bars and cafes that reward a slower, more considered approach to an evening in Hoàn Kiếm.
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On a street corner in Hoàn Kiếm that draws some of Hanoi's more considered drinkers, Longer Than a Summer occupies the intersection of the city's growing cocktail culture and its appetite for slower, more reflective evenings. The name alone signals intent: this is not a venue built around speed. For visitors already tracking Hanoi's bar scene, it belongs on the shortlist alongside the city's other craft-focused rooms.
Hanoi, Vietnam
Tucked into one of Mã Mây's narrow alleys in Hanoi's Old Quarter, Nola Cafe & Bar occupies a slice of the neighbourhood where French-colonial street grids meet the compressed sociability of bia hơi culture. The address alone positions it inside one of the city's most concentrated drinking and dining corridors, where the competition is dense and the bar for atmosphere is set by the street itself.
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Nọt occupies a narrow address in Hoàn Kiếm, Hanoi's oldest commercial district, where the bar's approach to food and drink pairing positions it within a broader shift in the city's drinking culture. The bar food programme operates in close dialogue with the drinks list, reflecting a growing expectation among Hanoi drinkers that what arrives on a plate should be as considered as what fills the glass.
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Tadioto occupies a quiet address in Hanoi's Hoàn Kiếm district, drawing a loyal crowd of writers, artists, and long-term expats who treat it less like a bar and more like a second living room. The atmosphere runs closer to a Parisian salon than a Vietnamese drinking den, with the kind of regulars who arrive alone and leave having argued about literature. It sits in a distinct tier within the city's bar scene: unhurried, unannounced, and resistant to trend.
Hanoi, Vietnam
A well-established meeting point in Hoàn Kiếm, The Hanoi Social Club occupies a colonial-era address on Ngõ Hội Vũ and has built a following around a program that draws on Western technique without abandoning northern Vietnamese character. The crowd skews international and creative, the kitchen runs across multiple floors, and the bar list tilts toward craft and ferment over standard spirit-forward pours.
Hanoi, Vietnam
Positioned on the upper floors of Pan Pacific Hanoi on Thanh Niên, The Summit Bar sits above West Lake with one of the city's most commanding vantage points. It draws a crowd that skews toward milestone occasions: anniversaries, client dinners, and arrivals worth marking. For Hanoi's rooftop bar tier, it occupies the hotel-backed premium bracket alongside a small number of comparably positioned properties.
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