Bánh Cuốn Cô Nghi

Good food. Very fair price. Limited menu. Staff doesn’t speak English however a few Vietnamese words and motions and you will make it.

It was first time came here. Regarding google map information, there were many fake comments and photos for this nice place.nnAnyway it was very good and service was very kindness here. Their tea taste that I liked.nnPrice was reasonable and fair at sightseeing people.nnI am stationed in Hanoi.nI came to lunch.nThis is a recommended shop for my wife. It was an antique shop and the atmosphere was good. The aunt was kind and made homemade echalettes. He also taught me.nThis is my grandmother's restaurant. Let's come again.

I visited here twice for lunch when searching for vessels in Bachchan Village.nFrom the end of the 47A bus, pass in front of the pottery market, turn right at the end, enter the alley to the left with the small sign on the way to the maternity kiln, and turn right on the road.nWhen you enter the store, you will find several bench-style tables. It is a very refreshing shop. When you sit down for lunch, you will automatically get a photo win-on for each person. Bain Quon is a local noodle dish from the Hanoi region. Please tear off the herbs in the basket and add to the sweet and sour sauce. You may be able to see the scene because your mom is baking the skin of the bake-on on the iron plate inside the store. After the meal, a gentle mother served tea from the pot that was in the basket.nIt is an open traditional Vietnamese house with no air conditioning, but many fans are active during the hot season. It is a perfect lunch when you are tired walking around the shops.

Excellent traditional Vietnamese cuisine. Not to miss.

The food is super delicious and friendly uncle