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A restaurant and sky bar on the twelfth floor on Nguyễn Trường Tộ Street. European and international cooking accompanies lake and city views. It is geared toward a setting-focused dinner rather than a quick street-food stop.
Fine dining $$$$
On the ninth floor of AIRA Boutique Hanoi Hotel, Essence combines Vietnamese cooking with European influences and city views. It offers a more composed dining-room setting for exploring local flavors.
Mid-range $$–$$$
An Old Quarter rooftop restaurant and lounge on Gia Ngu Street, with city views, a rooftop deck and sofa seating. It lists separate à la carte, set and drinks menus. Ask about seating to suit a full meal or a view-focused drink.
Mid-range $$–$$$
On the ninth floor of La Siesta Premium Hang Be, Cloud Nine serves dishes from across Vietnam alongside international choices. Indochina-inspired décor and large windows shape the dining room, offering both local and Western options for mixed preferences.
Fine dining $$$$
Named after the bells of St Joseph's Cathedral, Ding Doong Hanoi presents Vietnamese flavors alongside Western influences. It also advertises private dining and Vietnamese cooking classes; check arrangements separately for meals and classes.
Fine dining $$$$
A Vietnamese restaurant on Hang Bac Street presenting regional dishes. Its menu includes shrimp spring rolls, fresh rolls, leaf-wrapped grilled meat and fish cooked in banana leaves. Discuss vegetarian needs or dietary restrictions when booking or ordering.
Mid-range $$–$$$
An Old Quarter dining venue on Hang Gai Street, combining traditional Vietnamese styling with modern décor and soft lighting. Its intimate setting is aimed at dinners for two and small gatherings after exploring the old town.
Mid-range $$–$$$
A rooftop lounge at Grand Hôtel du Lac overlooking St Joseph's Cathedral and Hanoi. Its listing combines Vietnamese flavors and lighter food with cocktails, wine and coffee. Consider seating and weather if visiting primarily for the view.
Mid-range $$–$$$
A Vietnamese restaurant on Mã Mây Street in Hoan Kiem. Visitor reports describe spring rolls, pho and barbecue sets for sampling several dishes. Check whether review-mentioned items remain on the current menu.
Mid-range $$–$$$
A Vietnamese restaurant on the ground floor of Solaria Hotel on Bao Khanh Street. It brings together northern, central and southern flavors in a cozy setting, with separate cooking classes for visitors interested in a hands-on experience.
Mid-range $$–$$$
Up to 10 candidates per area are selected from public Tripadvisor snapshots with a rating of at least 4.3/5 and 100 reviews. Selection ranks use rating, then review count, then name. Filters and review-count sorting preserve those ranks. These are not official Tripadvisor ranks or a claim to be the top 10 across the entire city.
Sources were checked on September 30, 2026; indexed dates vary. Confirm current ratings, opening status, menus and prices before visiting. City artwork is AI-generated food imagery, not actual restaurant or menu photography. Existing restaurant imagery is not reused as photographs of other restaurants.