One of the best street foods I've ever had... The problem with street food is always hygiene issue but this one is not, cleaner than I thought also tastes really good. I ended up ordering so many dishes in this place and had some take outs too for my beer later. Highly recommend this place for food lovers.

I went there at 5pm for dinner . The dry mixed noodle (egg noodle with pork char siew , crispy fried onion, aromatic parsley and bean sprouts) , the beef noodle soup is nice too. The fried spring roll is crispy . The Saigon beer is served cold . Do avoid the wan ton dumpling soup it is extremely salty , I feel thirsty after eating the wan ton dumpling soup which I suspect they also put lots of MSG.

Excellent food, low prices, and fast service. We came here for dinner on a Saturday night and were greeted and seated immediately. Our order consisted of Nem (egg roll), buon cuon (steamed rice rolls) and chicken pho. The dishes came out fresh and hot. Everything was delicious! I highly recommend this place for a cheap and cheerful meal.

The best damn food in all of Vietnam. Great prices and good portions. Highly recommended!!

This place is much more delicious than the super famous restaurants on TripAdvisor, Google Maps, etc.

Yum!! We had a spontaneous meal here after driving past the area, and were not disappointed! The staff were so welcoming and friendly, which was lovely as we had been struggling to find somewhere to park (the area is a little hectic for motorbikes). The menu was succinct and amazing value. The dry beef noodles and crispy wontons were our favourite. So reasonably priced and quick, lovely to see things made in front of you from scratch. Definitely recommend!

Great place to have a beer and grab a bite right around the corner from Train Street. Great prices - local Vietnamese food. Make sure to try the Ky Dong Steam Rolls :) We also enjoyed the Ha Noi Spring Rolls and the Beef Dry Noodle Soup.

Got to experience food the Hanoi way with extremely swift service. The pho broth was pretty decent but we really enjoyed the dry pork noodles and the friend spring rolls.

Decent Vietnamese cuisine for the fair price! Don’t be afraid that it’s in touristy area - food quality is good and maybe even better than in some local places I’ve been to. I liked their pho rolls - a nice Pho Bo alternative for those who don’t want to deal with hot liquid in the hot day. I also liked fresh spring rolls. The place is clean, but busy - you might be asked to share a table with a random person. If you don’t mind this I can recommend the place!

Best, affordable food we had in Hanoi. Fried rice, spring Rolls and Fried noodles were all great. Drinks are cheap and very chilled, which was often not the case. Great local experience for tourists, can recommend.

We ate here five times because the service and food was fantastic. Get the dry beef noodles and the spring rolls! Get everything, it's all delicious.

Great food, lovely service. Chef was amazing and cared about our experience. Would absolutely eat again

You need to come here! This small restaurant was recommended to me by someone. Kitchen is run by an old man, I am guessing the dad of very nice lady (she speaks English!) who is a waitress. Must eat: • pho cuon - a fresh roll with herbs and beef (must have in Hanoi) • nem ha noi - fried spring rolls with beef (amazing 😍) • bun bo nam bo - dry rice noodle (dry means no broth) which was good but to delicate for me

Really nice food, great prices and very friendly lady! Definitely recommended!

If you are staying in this neighborhood you will notice there are always people eating here. They have standard dishes and everything is quite good. I don’t think you can go wrong.

Saw a relatively high review of this place and decided to check it out with my family for a late lunch. It was filled with tourists as this eatery is located near Train street. Taste wise was alright, nothing to shout about. English menu was available and the staff speaks basic English. If you are traveling to Hanoi and just want to find a place and simply settle your meal, you might want to consider this place.

Food is tasty and relatively inexpensive. It's not a great atmosphere basic tourist eating spot neat the train street.

Beef Pho and another one really hit the spot. It was packed and then another 30 people from one group showed up. Service was quick just 5 minutes or so. Both meals were tasty and different.

Went here on the day after Tet. On one sign it said all prices plus a flat fee (because of Tet), but then they actually only had 3 or 4 items available and tape was stuck over the prices. First told me the price would be 150.000, then told me 120.000. They didn't feel the need to answer my questions about the menu. After I ordered, several groups arrived and they tried to shoo me to sit next to another foreigner at a very small table in a very rude way. So I got up and left, better eat McDonald's at that point.

The food was tasty. Spring rolls were okay, with good amount of shrimp and a great dipping sauce. Bun bo nam bo was especially nice. I recommend this place :)

This restaurant was delicious as well as safe to eat for tourists. The service is was very fast. This restaurant is located at a busy place and the tables were not super clean . All-in-all still very good and very cheap.

Best meal of our trip, and we had some amazing meals!

Great pho at a reasonable price. Very nice owner. It was the first pho of my life and in retrospect I couldn’t have asked for anything better.

Best street food I've had in YEARS... and Im a 21 year Thailand resident, so that counts for a lot! Service fast & friendly. 2nd time I ate there... the dry noodle dish was truly superb... complex flavours but light & filling. Exceptional value. The dry noodle was served with a complimentary wonton soup & the bia ha noi was perfect alongside. 70K vnd all up made it an incredible good value meal. I will surely be back here tomorrow!

The food was not satisfying at all. The portion was ok but meat wasn't generous at all, compared to any other place and the flavor was just ok. We definitely had to eat something else right after here as we were not satisfied at all.

The only restaurant along the street that was full of foreigners during my visit! Guess they're here because of the reviews on Google too. The staffs are nice people. They serve local dishes with reasonable portion and price!

Food and price was ok but nothing special. Also, we (Vietnamese tourists) had to wait for over an hour for our food while foreigners that came after us got their dishes. We only got our dishes because my dad asked them about our order (they didn’t react very nicely). When they brought the food to our table, they forgot my dish. They brought my food when everyone already finished their food.

Great local restaurant. The fried spring rolls, dry noodle and beef rolls were amazing. Friendly waiters and a nice vibe.

Do not take the Fried egg noodles, this doesnt taste good and its the cheap tasting variant of the Fried pho egg noodle. Take this one instead. The owners are nice and the orders are quick. The prices are higher than the ones in the area. Toilets are clean and kitchen also looks clean.

Excellent local food. Simple but really good. You’ll find both plenty of local people as well as tourists eating here.

Fabulous spring rolls. We tried all version plus place is cleaner vs the neighboring street. Must try.

Food was great and staff very friendly ❤️

A food street side street food. It is a good mixture of local foods and wonton soup. The fried rice spring rolls are good and the steam rolls are why people come here. It is good and tasty and it's fun to be on the food walking Street. A good time for summer days.

Delicious and inexpensive food. I had the chicken pho, pho rolls, and spring rolls - all were delicious and light. Also, the chef is really friendly.

Great place with good food. Cheap and authentic. Highly recommend. We come here twice for the Hu tíu tron (mixed dry rice noodle)

Family run. Good selection of local food including pho xao bo, located directly opposite soft pillow hostel. Had a nem takeaway in the morning, en route to the Temple of Literature and the Fine Arts Museum, and we came for lunch after that. Our favourites were the hanoi nems (deepfried rice paper rolls) and the my kho tron (egg noodles) and the beef steak. They told me their hours were 630am to around 9pm everyday.

Nice little place with street food. Simple menu good price. Best bit is the lady, she’s fun and friendly. Recommend to all

This place is authentic enough, but smart enough to cater for us foreigners with large photo menus out front. This is my third meal here, all of which have been really delicious and fresh, accompanied by the obligatory Hanoi beer (better than tiger beer). When $5 Aud gets you a fresh healthy tasty dinner and two beers, you're in paradise. The chef today is particularly friendly.