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  • Bun moc and bamboo shoots restaurant on Cau Dong street
  • Hang Ngang chicken noodle soup restaurant
  • Thuy rib noodle shop
  • Bun moc restaurant 57 Hang Luoc
  • Bun moc restaurant in Kham Thien market alley

Bun moc and bamboo shoots restaurant on Cau Dong street

Opened for nearly 30 years, the vermicelli with bamboo shoots and pork meatballs restaurant of Ms. Nguyen Thi Tinh (born in 1954) located next to the gate of Cau Dong market (Hoan Kiem district), behind Dong Xuan market is one of the familiar dining addresses of both locals and tourists.

Although it is called a restaurant, in reality, there are only two rows of plastic tables and chairs arranged on the sidewalk, covered with green tarps. When arriving at the restaurant, diners can see the "open-air" kitchen with a pot of hot broth, with many accompanying ingredients such as bamboo shoots, blood, meatballs, etc.

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The Bun Moc Mang Tiet restaurant in Cau Dong attracts customers with its diverse and fresh ingredients. Photo: Quynh Mai

Diners who have eaten vermicelli with meatballs here commented that the meatballs are crispy, not too dry because they have both lean and fat, rich in flavor, and have the aroma of shiitake mushrooms and wood ear mushrooms.

Mrs. Tinh’s vermicelli and meatball shop is open from 6am to 8pm every day, with the busiest times being 12pm and in the evening. Because the shop is located at a crossroads, near the market streets, there is a lot of traffic and limited parking space.

Hang Ngang chicken noodle soup restaurant

Rated as one of the best bun moc restaurants in Hanoi, the bun moc ga restaurant on Hang Ngang Street (Hoan Kiem District) attracts diners with its delicious, crispy homemade meatballs.

The mushrooms grown here are said by diners to be large and have a natural sweet flavor from pork and shiitake mushrooms.

In addition to meatballs, a serving of noodles here also has many different side dishes, making the dish more attractive and meeting the diverse enjoyment needs of diners.

Each bowl of vermicelli with meatballs here costs from 30,000 - 55,000 VND, depending on the portion.

Thuy rib noodle shop

Located in Dao Duy Tu alley (Hoan Kiem district), Thuy rib noodle shop has become a familiar dining address for many locals and tourists for many years.

A full bowl of Thuy's vermicelli with meatballs, served with fresh bamboo shoots. Photo: Hoang Phuc

Mixed meatball vermicelli is the most favorite dish of many diners when coming to the restaurant. Each serving will combine many different ingredients such as kidney, ribs, bamboo shoots, meatballs, heart, etc.

The broth here is prepared according to the owner's own recipe. Although not too clear, it is still considered delicious and flavorful.

Bun moc restaurant 57 Hang Luoc

If you are looking for a delicious bun moc restaurant in Hanoi, you should definitely not miss the bun moc restaurant that is over 30 years old on Hang Luoc Street. Because the restaurant has been in operation for a long time, serving many generations of people in the old town, the flavor of bun moc here is said to still retain its traditional features.

The restaurant is open from morning to early afternoon so diners can choose to come here for breakfast or lunch.

Bun moc restaurant in Kham Thien market alley

Located deep in a small alley in Kham Thien market (Dong Da district), Ms. Ngoc's vermicelli with meatballs restaurant is not too famous but still attracts customers because of the quality of fresh and delicious dishes.

A full serving of vermicelli with meatballs at a small shop in the alley of Kham Thien market. Photo: Nguyen Tran Phong Vu

The restaurant space is quite small, with only a few old tables and chairs, but it is always crowded with customers coming and going.

Diners who have eaten vermicelli with meatballs here commented that, in addition to the plump meatballs and meat, the warm and friendly attitude of the owner is also a plus point that attracts customers.

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