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(89 P Ma May; snacks 30,000-60,000d; 9am-midnight)
Retro furniture is mixed and matched in
this bohemian labyrinth tucked away from Ma May's tourist bustle. Pop in for a coffee
and banana bread, or return after dark for one of Hanoi's best little bars.
Highway 4
( 04-3926 0639;
www.highway4.com
;
3 P Hang Tre; mains 125,000-275,000d; noon-late)
This is
the original location of a family of restaurants pioneering the development of Vietnamese
cuisine. Try bite-sized snacks like
nem ca xa lo
(catfish spring rolls). There's another
branch
(25 P Bat Su)
in the Old Quarter.
VIETNAMESE
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Yin & Yang
VIETNAMESE
$$
(78 P Ma May; mains 100,000-130,000d; 8am-late; )
This atmospheric spot along touristy
Ma May stands out with well-priced versions of Vietnamese classics like
bun cha
(barbe-
cued pork) and banana flower salad. Don't leave town without having a Yin & Yang
mojito.
Cha Ca Thang Long
( 04-3824 5115; 21 P Duong Thanh; cha ca fish 180,000d; 10am-3pm & 5-10pm)
Cha ca
is an
iconic Hanoi dish: bring along your DIY cooking skills here and grill your own succulent
fish with a little shrimp paste and plenty of herbs.
VIETNAMESE
$$
INDIAN
$$
Foodshop 45
(
www.foodshop45.com
; 32 P Hang Buom; meals 100,000-150,000d; 10am-10.30pm)
A new Old
Quarter branch now showcases Hanoi's best Indian food. This spot is definitely conveni-
2959;
www.foodshop45.com
; 59 P Truc Bach; meals 100,000-150,000d; 10am-10.30pm)
is more at-
mospheric. Either way, the curries are great, and the beers are exceedingly well chilled.
Quan Bia Minh
VIETNAMESE
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