Tucked in Hanoi’s Old Quarter, this no-frills spot serves up generous portions of delicious banh cuon, fresh steamed rice rolls that are simply heavenly.
14 P P. Hàng Gà, Hàng Bồ, Hoàn Kiếm, Hà Nội, Vietnam Get directions
"King of the Crepes This is a reliable place to sample one of Hanoi 's indigenous classics: banh cuon, or steamed rice rolls stuffed with minced pork and chopped wood-ear mushrooms. Less a restaurant, more a hole-in-the-wall with a few tables and chairs strewn around, this venue makes up for its lack of sophistication with giant-sized portions of the delicate rolls."
"King of the Crepes This is a reliable place to sample one of Hanoi 's indigenous classics: banh cuon, or steamed rice rolls stuffed with minced pork and chopped wood-ear mushrooms. Less a restaurant, more a hole-in-the-wall with a few tables and chairs strewn around, this venue makes up for its lack of sophistication with giant-sized portions of the delicate rolls."
"King of the Crepes This is a reliable place to sample one of Hanoi 's indigenous classics: banh cuon, or steamed rice rolls stuffed with minced pork and chopped wood-ear mushrooms. Less a restaurant, more a hole-in-the-wall with a few tables and chairs strewn around, this venue makes up for its lack of sophistication with giant-sized portions of the delicate rolls."
Ianhung Lee
Cassia Attard
Liv D.
Emily Zhang
LG Tan
le ZickZack
Gonzalo Menoyo
Marc Tromble
Ianhung Lee
Cassia Attard
Liv D.
Emily Zhang
LG Tan
le ZickZack
Gonzalo Menoyo
Marc Tromble