[2025 Hanoi Restaurant] Travel Guide for Ca Phe Giang (Updated Jul)

This time I went on a food spree in Hanoi, from street snacks to popular restaurants, every bite was a surprise! Hurry up and save this list of must-try foods and go on an authentic Vietnamese taste journey! ✨ 1️⃣ 🔥Bún Chả Đắc Kim – The legendary BBQ rice noodles! 🍖🍜 You must eat Bún Chả when you come to Hanoi! The aroma of the barbecue is overflowing, and paired with fish sauce soup, herbs and rice noodles, the taste is super layered! Don’t forget to pair it with fried spring rolls, which are crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, super satisfying! 💯 2️⃣ 🥖 Banh Mi 25 – Popular Vietnamese French bread! Crispy crust + rich fillings, this Bánh Mì is so delicious that you’ll fall in love with it at first bite! The beef flavor is recommended. The meat is tender and juicy, and served with pickled radish, cucumber, and coriander. You can’t stop eating it! 🤤 3️⃣ ☕️ Cafe Giảng – Super popular egg coffee! 🥚 This egg coffee is just dessert-level! The dense milk foam is wrapped in rich coffee, and every sip feels like drinking a coffee version of tiramisu! 🍮☕️ 4️⃣ 🍧 Chè 4 Mùa Hàng Cân – Refreshing Vietnamese dessert! In the hot Hanoi, a bowl of Vietnamese dessert (Chè) is the best way to cool down! The combination of beans, lotus seeds and jelly is sweet but not greasy, refreshing and appetizing! 🧊🍵 5️⃣ 🍗 Nhà hàng 1946 Cửa Bắc – Traditional Vietnamese restaurant! The crispy fried chicken 🍗 in this retro-style restaurant is fried to perfection, crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, and topped with bay leaves and chili, it goes really well with rice! Papaya beef salad 🥗sour, spicy and refreshing, very appetizing! 6️⃣ 🥢 Bánh cuốn Bà Xuân – The best Vietnamese rice noodle rolls in Hanoi! The Vietnamese version of rice rolls, Bánh cuốn, has a thin and translucent skin, filled with mushrooms and pork, sprinkled with fried garlic slices, and dipped in fish sauce and soy sauce. It is chewy and smooth! 🤩✨ 7️⃣ 🍛 Quán Ăn Ngon – Food paradise, everything is there! This restaurant brings together traditional Vietnamese snacks, including small plates of rice noodle cakes, grilled meat rolls, fried noodles, etc. It is suitable for those who want to try a variety of authentic foods at once! 🍤🍜 8️⃣ 🏯 Cafe Phố Cổ – A hidden coffee shop in the old town! This cafe not only has delicious coffee, but you can also overlook the Hoan Kiem Lake from the terrace. While drinking traditional Vietnamese coffee☕️, you can feel the slow-paced atmosphere of Hanoi! 💛 9️⃣ 🍜 Phở 10 Lý Quốc Sư – The king of pho! The soup base is delicious and the beef is super tender. It can also be eaten with Youtiao. The perfect taste of crispy and soft is simple but unforgettable! 🤤🥄 🇻🇳 This food tour in Hanoi was so satisfying! 😍 Foodies, save this article and try these 9 restaurants when you come to Hanoi! 💯🔥 #February2025 #HanoiFood

#triptravelchina Location: Cafe Giang, famous egg coffee, Hanoi, Vietnam travel Atmosphere: A cafe in the city center, a shophouse, there are seats inside, but there are also many people. There are 2 floors. One of the missions that you must try in Hanoi is egg coffee. At first, I didn't think it would go together, but I tried it and it was okay. It was delicious, creamy, and rich from the eggs mixed in. It didn't smell fishy as I thought. You have to come and try it to find out. Location: 39 P. Nguyễn Hou Huân, Lý Thai To, Hoàn Kiếm, Hanoi, Vietnam

#eatlikealocal #awesomepic #100waysoftravel #foodie #eggcoffee #pho #vietnam #travel Dining at Pho Ly Quoc was a culinary highlight during my trip to Vietnam. Known as one of the most famous pho spots in the country, it did not disappoint. The broth was rich and flavorful, with just the right balance of spices. The tender beef and fresh herbs added depth to each bite, making it an authentic experience. The bustling atmosphere and local patrons added to the charm, giving a true sense of Hanoi’s food culture. After savoring the pho, we headed to Cafe Giang to try their renowned egg coffee. This unique drink, made with whipped egg yolks, sugar, and condensed milk, was a delightful surprise. The creamy texture and rich flavor created a perfect balance of sweetness. Enjoying it in the cozy café, surrounded by locals, made it feel even more special. Exploring these iconic food spots allowed me to experience Hanoi like a local. Both Pho Ly Quoc and Cafe Giang are must-visit places for anyone wanting to immerse themselves in Vietnam’s vibrant culinary scene. Highly recommended! #localfood #localfavorite

Egg coffee is a Hanoi specialty and I think a must try if you're in the city. It's a bit more on the expensive side but this is a famous place to try it. It's taste is a bit raw and is an acquired taste. You can have it both hot or cold. I opted for a cold one! It's actually quite easy to miss as the sign is a bit small. Head in the little hallway and upstairs for more seating. A staff will then come take your order. They'll also hand you a number which you'll take downstairs and pay on the way out. There is also wifi and air conditioning so overall it's not a bad place to grab a coffee and have a break. Also the interior is a traditional coffee drinking place with vietnamese small chairs and tables; a good experience! #travel #coffee #cafe #tourist #hanoi #vietnam

Most worth it wanton noodles. Can have them every day. Just 10 mins walk from Hoan Kiem. Regret not finding the shop sooner. liked the 24 hour laundry shop with paid services from 7am to 10pm.

When in Hanoi, a visit to Café Giảng is practically a rite of passage—this place is a beloved local institution and a tourist favorite, known widely for its iconic egg coffee. After watching several travel vlogs featuring it, we knew we had to experience it for ourselves. 📍 Tucked away in the heart of the Old Quarter, finding the café adds to the adventure. You’ll need to walk into a narrow alley before the unassuming entrance reveals itself. Once inside, you’ll discover a surprisingly spacious seating area upstairs with plenty of low stools and tables—a truly authentic Vietnamese café setting that immediately transports you to another era. 🖼️ The nostalgic charm of the café is undeniable. The walls are adorned with vintage photos, giving off an old-world vibe that blends perfectly with the simple yet cozy surroundings. Now, let’s talk about the star of the show: the egg coffee. I couldn’t decide between hot or iced, so I did the only sensible thing—ordered both. • The hot egg coffee had a velvety, smooth texture and a rich but balanced flavor—creamy with just the right amount of sweetness. • The iced version had a more distinct, slightly gamy egg note—likely from the raw egg component standing out more when chilled. Personally, I much preferred the hot version for its milder and more harmonious taste. ⸻ 💬 Final Verdict: Café Giảng is a must-visit in Hanoi for anyone looking to dive into the city’s unique coffee culture. The experience is local, authentic, and full of character. Whether you’re a coffee connoisseur or just curious, trying egg coffee here is an essential part of the Hanoi journey. #summervacay #CafeGiang #EggCoffeeHanoi #HanoiCoffeeCulture #OldQuarterHanoi #VietnameseCoffee #HiddenGemsHanoi #LocalExperienceHanoi #CaféGiảngExperience #HanoiMustTry #EggCoffeeOriginal #hanoi #hanoitrip #vietnam #vietnamtrip

#favouriteitinerary Hanoi is a paradise for café lovers, with charming spots tucked into every corner. Café Giang, the birthplace of Vietnam’s famous egg coffee, serves a rich, creamy delight that’s a must-try. Beyond tradition, Hanoi is filled with cute, stylish cafés offering unique vibes, from hidden alley gems to rooftop spots with stunning city and lake views. 📍Address: Cafe Giang 🕰️Business Hours: 7AM - 10PM #cafe #eggcoffee #hanoi

#JanuaryGoodPlaces2025 #Vietnam #Hanoi #EggCoffee 🏖️Atmosphere/Facilities: This coffee shop is hidden in the city center. The entrance is secret and one has to go through a long tunnel-like corridor to get inside the coffee shop. The plants clinging to the bridge are perfectly integrated into the old house, creating an old shop full of greenery. 💞Recommended reasons: Egg coffee is made from raw egg yolk, long-life milk, and condensed milk. It is actually mayonnaise + black coffee. It tastes like pudding🍮 and is sweet. The calories in one cup are enough to make you walk another 10,000 steps😆 💰Average consumption: Egg coffee and egg cocoa, about NT$50

If you’re in Hanoi and looking for a place to try egg coffee, this cafe is the one. The coffee is velvety smooth with just the right amount of sweetness – a true treat for the taste buds. The cafe itself is charming, and full of character. This is a must-visit spot for an authentic and remarkable coffee experience!

Vietnam's famous egg coffee shop, delicious

#VietnamTravel #Hanoi #VietnamHanoi #EggCoffee #EggCoffeeRestaurant ❗️CAFE GIẢNG Cafe Giang ✅ Address: 39 P. Nguyễn Hữu Huân, Lý Thái Tổ, Hoàn Kiếm, Hà Nội, Vietnam ⏰7AM - 10PM ✅ Atmosphere/Facilities: There are many seats on the 1st and 2nd floors, but they were packed with people The tables and chairs are low, so it's not a comfortable seat It's good to take pictures on the terrace, but there were foreigners smoking I went there quickly and took pictures! ✅ Key Points: The original egg coffee shop that started in 1946 👉🏻 They say they use egg yolk to replace milk foam Personally, I can't say it's super delicious It's a soft creamy taste that melts into strong coffee But you can't think of custard at all and think 'Oh, that's what it tastes like' It's just that kind of taste! ㅎㅎㅎㅎㅎ ✅ Average price per person: 35,000 dong / 1,900 - 2,000 won ✅ Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️ (It might be good for a challenge) ❗️Conclusion: Still, since you came all the way to Hanoi, Vietnam If you want to try the famous egg coffee and want to try it, I recommend it! If you want to drink really delicious coffee, just have your favorite menu💗

Giang Cafe is a famous cafe that is said to be the birthplace of egg coffee! The entrance is very narrow, so you might think, "Eh? This?", but if you go inside, you will find yourself at the store and the cash register. As you go up to the 2nd and 3rd floors, the interior is spacious, in stark contrast to the entrance. There aren't many menu items, so it seemed like everyone was just ordering egg coffee quickly. The young salesman was like, "Hey, do your job!", but the female salesman and the man at the cash register were very friendly. After ordering, there was no receipt or anything, so it seemed like the system was to tell the cashier what you ordered and pay, so is it a self-reporting system? Lol egg coffee 25,000 dong (¥143) #Hanoi #HanoiTourism #Cafe#eggcoffee #GiangCafe

Giang Cafe in Hanoi offers an enchanting coffee experience that goes beyond the ordinary. The cozy atmosphere, adorned with vintage decor, creates a nostalgic charm. The egg coffee, a signature specialty, is a delightful surprise for the taste buds. Rich and creamy, it provides a unique and satisfying blend of flavors. The menu offers a variety of coffee options, each crafted with precision and care. The staff's warm hospitality adds to the overall welcoming ambiance. Giang Cafe is a must-visit for those seeking a taste of Hanoi's coffee culture, where tradition meets innovation in every cup

Tried this legendary egg coffee from Cafe Giang. Cafe Giang’s owner was the founder of this egg coffee recipe during war period. #Hanoi #eggcoffee #Cafegiang

Cafe Giang is one of the first coffee shops in Vietnam that serve the original egg coffee in Hanoi. Founded in 1946 by Mr. Nguyen Van Giang, This Coffee shop location is a bit hidden, located in a small alley on Nguyen Huu Huan Street. For the menu, Cafe Giang not have much drinks to serve. They only has coffee and a few of drinks. Their signature menu is of course the egg coffee. Another drinks that you can try here is their white coffee and the yoghurt drinks. This Coffee Shops is a must-visit food destination in Hanoi, try their delicious and authentic taste of egg coffee ☕️🇻🇳 ☕️Cafe Giảng 39 P. Nguyễn Hữu Huân, Lý Thái Tổ, Hoàn Kiếm, Hà Nội, Vietnam #tripmomentschallenge #foodie #vietnam #hanoi #coffee #cafe #trip #travel