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Hanoi’s Must-Visit Spot for Authentic Northern Vietnamese Food

If you're looking for great Northern Vietnamese food, Nhà hàng 1946 is the place to go! The ambiance is relaxed, with a mix of locals and international tourists, making it a welcoming spot for everyone. The service is quick, friendly, and attentive, ensuring a pleasant dining experience. As for the food? Simply amazing!The veal salad with lemon paste is fresh and tasty. The goat sausages, packed with herbs, are a delicious treat. And the sour soup with pork and star fruit is the perfect mix of tangy and warm. Each dish shows off the amazing flavours of the region. Definitely check this place out! 🕰️Business Hours: 10:30-22:30 📍Address: Số 3 Ngõ Yên Thành, 61 Cửa Bắc, Ba Đình, Hà Nội #authenticeats #localfood #travel #hanoi #vietnam #michelin

Posted: Feb 1, 2025

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