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Asia Vietnam Hanoi Cafés Maison de Tet Decor

Maison de Tet Decor

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Tucked away in a corner of West Lake in Hanoi, you will find this delightful hidden gem. This charming French villa with a serene atmosphere offers an outstanding range of organic and gluten free Vietnamese and European food and delicious house roasted coffee. Most of the products comes from organic farms and is well prepared in the open-plan kitchen by the skilful chefs.

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Cafe Giảng

Cafe Giảng

Nestled in a hidden corner of Hanoi's Old Quarter, Cafe Giảng is an iconic spot that draws locals and tourists alike with its legendary egg coffee. Despite coffee shops now offering variations, Café Giảng claims to be the originator of this unique concoction. Using a blend of raw egg yolk, robusta coffee, condensed milk, butter, and cheese, Café Giảng's egg coffee delivers a frothy, indulgent experience reminiscent of liquefied tiramisu. It's a must-visit destination for travellers seeking to savour a taste of Hanoi's history and innovation in every sip
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