[2025 Hanoi Restaurant] Travel Guide for Duong's Restaurant & Cooking Class (Updated Jun)

More than just a cooking class with Duong’s cooking class! Great cultural and culinary experience. Enjoyed every part from the cyclo ride to Dong Xuan market, the marketing experience and the lesson by Chef Jack! The meal was by far the best we had in Hanoi. Food featured in photos are: Beef Pho, Prawn and Chicken Summer roll and Bun Cha we had through the trip! Highly recommended to try out this experience and if not, visit the restaurant to enjoy the quality dining experience! Duong Dining is located in the center of Hanoi Old Quarter. 27 Ngo Huyen Street, Old Quarter, #staycation oan Kiem District, Hanoi, Vietnam #hanoivietnam #hanoi #duongs

#springitinerary #travel #hanoi #localfood During my recent trip to Hanoi, I embarked on a culinary adventure that led me to the heart of the city's vibrant food scene: Duong's Restaurant. Nestled in the bustling Old Quarter, Duong's is known not just for its refined take on traditional Vietnamese cuisine, but also for its warm hospitality and elegant, modern ambiance. From the moment I stepped in, I was greeted with a blend of contemporary charm and Vietnamese authenticity. The menu offered a thoughtfully curated selection of local dishes, each prepared with fresh ingredients and an artful presentation. I started with their famous spring rolls—crispy on the outside and bursting with flavor on the inside, served with a delicate dipping sauce that tied everything together perfectly. Next came the bun cha, a Hanoi classic. The smoky grilled pork, paired with delicate rice noodles and fragrant herbs, was unforgettable. Each bite was a perfect harmony of sweet, sour, salty, and umami. I also tried the cha ca, turmeric-marinated fish served sizzling on a hotplate, with fresh dill and noodles—it was a sensory experience like no other. What stood out most was how each dish celebrated the soul of Vietnamese cuisine, yet elevated it with subtle touches of creativity.

#vietnamtrip A surprisingly good restaurant tucked inside a busy alley. After a few days of street food in Hanoi , restaurant setting actually becomes a kind of comfort! Friendly service and refine Vietnamese dishes made the restaurant a total worthwhile! It was my favourite restaurant in Hanoi before Covid. Since then, the menu have less items. The Cha Ca (grilled cat fish) is still a must try. The staff is still great.