The ultimate Hanoi food guide — zero tourist traps, zero misses
42 heavily curated spots that will change how you see the city. Assembled from months spent eating our way through Hanoi’s alleys, sidewalks, and hidden dining rooms.
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Trusted by travelers & food lovers worldwide — recommended by top food creators
"Unnamed Traveler is the only guide who could’ve planned our Asia trip. Every bite felt ridiculously dialed in. Like he hacked the entire region for maximum flavor and experience.
There’s nobody I’d trust more with all my travel-related ventures to the places of the unknown and beyond.”
Joshua Weissman
What’s inside
✅ 42 Handpicked Spots in Hanoi
From smoky sidewalk grills to old-school cafés and polished dining rooms.
🍜 Street Food That Actually Deserves the Hype
A curated list of must-try foods across Old Quarter, Hoàn Kiếm, Tây Hồ, more
🍲 Mid-Tier Gems: Authentic + Comfortable
For when you want real-deal Hanoi flavors — but also a proper chair and AC.
🍽️ Where to Splurge (Without Regrets)
A short, sharp list of higher-end restaurants truly worth the time and money.
☕🥤 Coffee, Egg Coffee & Daytime Drinks
Hanoi coffee culture is its own universe. Don’t wing it.
🍺🌃 Bia Hơi, Cocktails & Night Spots
A curated list of bia hơi corners and cocktail bars with a strong sense of place.
Plus, 3 perfect day walking itineraries balancing food & sightseeing.
You don’t need a list of 100+ spots you’ll never make it to.
You just need the top places that are guaranteed to hit.
All places conveniently loaded into Google Maps for easy, on-the-go navigation.
Every place tagged with icons so you can go according to your mood.
🍜 Phở, Bún Chả & Noodle Shops
🔥 Sidewalk Grills & Street Stalls
🥟 Bánh Cuốn, Bánh Mì & Classic Snacks
☕ Egg Coffee, Cà Phê Sữa Đá & Cafés
🍺 Bia Hơi Corners & Casual Drinking Spots
🍽️ Cozy Dining Rooms & Modern Vietnamese
🌃 Rooftop Views, Cocktails & Night Spots
1-liner descriptions so you immediately know what’s what.
Bonus spreadsheet so you can filter by budget, vibe, occasion, dietary restrictions, and more.
What People Are Saying
Why Should You Trust Us?
Here’s who’s behind Unnamed Traveler and why I’m obsessed with helping you experience cities like a true insider.
Hi, I’m Eyal Yassky-Weiss, founder of Unnamed Traveler.
My work has taken me to over 100 countries, where I’ve met locals in their homes, cooked with chefs in their kitchens, eaten at street stalls on busy corners, and sat in tiny family-run dining rooms you’ll never find in a typical guidebook.
I’m trusted by creators like Joshua Weissman and leading food storytellers to curate the most authentic, unforgettable experiences a city has to offer.
My philosophy is simple:
Take you to establishments that represent the true soul of a place, where the food, people, and story all belong to that city and nowhere else.
And because of my production background, I’m obsessed with logistics. That means:
Efficient, realistic daily flows
Smart timing to avoid the worst crowds
Routes that make sense so you’re experiencing the city, not stuck in traffic
This guide is the exact kind of experience I’d build for a close friend who says, “I want to see and taste the real Hanoi… but I only have a few days. Help.”
Ready to Stop Guessing & Start Eating Hanoi Properly?
Join travelers who’ve swapped random Old Quarter guesses and tourist traps for authentic, efficient, deeply satisfying days in one of the world’s great food cities.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Absolutely. This guide is built to give first-timers a confident, curated experience without overwhelm. You’ll get clear recommendations on where to stay, what to prioritize, and exactly where to eat, drink, and wander.
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Yes. If you’ve done the obvious spots and want to go deeper, this will show you places you probably didn’t find on your first trip — plus better ways to structure your days so meals and neighborhoods flow together.
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Right after purchase, you’ll get:
A beautifully designed PDF guide
An interactive Google Maps list with every spot pinned
A master spreadsheet with key details (area, category, price, what to order)
You can open everything on your phone, tablet, or laptop while you’re on the ground in Tokyo.
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The focus is food and drink, but the itineraries and notes are designed to pair meals with lakes, temples, cafés, and neighborhoods so your days feel balanced and not just one long eating marathon (unless you want that).
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Yes. Hanoi is very friendly to pescatarians and there are increasingly more vegetarian-friendly options. The guide highlights spots and dishes that work better for different preferences, plus where you might want to be more selective.
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We actively update spots, hours, and notes as places move, change, or close. If something major shifts, we update the guide and/or spreadsheet so you’re not showing up to a shuttered storefront.
This was most recently updated from a trip taken November 2025
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Ideal for anything from 3 to 7+ days in Hanoi. You won’t hit everything on a shorter trip — but that’s the point. You’ll have a clear, confident shortlist instead of a bloated, stressful one.
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No. You can download the PDF and spreadsheet offline, and save the Google Map for offline use. Internet helps, but the guide is built so you’re not stranded without it.
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The guide doesn’t make bookings for you, but it does tell you where you should reserve, how far in advance, and what to ask for when you do.
If you're interested in a full concierge experience where we personally handle reservations and organize guides for you, contact us at unnamedtraveler.com.
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Because this is a digital product delivered instantly, all sales are final.
That being said, if you genuinely don’t find the guide useful for your Hanoi trip, reach out within 7 days of purchase and we’ll make it right.
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