2025 Quan Cau Giay Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in July)

Can Hotpot Restaurant on Trung Hoa Street. #hanoi The space is extremely beautiful and full of Taiwanese style. The hotpot broth is quite delicious, the side dishes are also quite rich. You can order a hotpot to share or order each person to eat separately. Price: 360k/person Address: 142 Trung Hoa, Cau Giay.

Nghia Tan Market #food rcm for everyone in Cau Giay should stop by once. The cuisine here is diverse and the prices are reasonable. Near Nghia Tan Park, there is a Hue beef noodle shop that is worth trying. Eat your fill and walk around the market, there are many interesting things #food #hanoi

The café features a simple yet inviting ambiance, with soft lighting, comfortable seating, and a peaceful atmosphere, making it an ideal spot for both casual meetups and quiet moments of relaxation. The menu highlights a variety of soy-based drinks, fresh tofu desserts, and creative toppings, catering to both traditional tastes and modern preferences. Guests particularly enjoy the Tào Phớ Sữa Đậu Lười (lazy soy milk tofu) and Trà Sữa Soya (soy milk bubble tea), which provide a smooth and naturally sweet flavor. Beyond its drinks, Lazy Bean is praised for its affordable prices and friendly service, ensuring that every visit feels comforting and enjoyable. Located at 193 Tô Hiệu, Cầu Giấy, Hà Nội, Lazy Bean is a cozy café specializing in soy-based beverages and desserts, offering a unique and refreshing experience. For those searching for a café that combines healthy soy-based drinks, delicious desserts, and a relaxing environment, Lazy Bean is definitely worth exploring! 😊 Let me know if you'd like me to refine this review further.

The restaurant features a modern and elegant ambiance, with a spacious dining area and stylish decor, making it an ideal spot for both casual meals and group gatherings. The menu highlights a variety of hotpot broths, including Malah Dao Hua, Lẩu Bắc Thảo Đài Loan, Lẩu Dao Hua, Lẩu Collagen Dao Hua, Lẩu Thái, and Lẩu Nấm, ensuring a diverse selection of flavors. Guests can choose from over 50 fresh ingredients to customize their hotpot experience. Beyond its food, Dao Hua Taiwanese Hotpot is praised for its efficient service and unique conveyor belt system, making every visit engaging and enjoyable. Located at Tầng 1, Tòa Chelsea Park, 116 Trung Kính, Hà Nội, Dao Hua Taiwanese Hotpot is a well-known restaurant specializing in Taiwanese-style conveyor belt hotpot, offering a fun and interactive dining experience. For those searching for a Taiwanese hotpot experience with a modern twist, Dao Hua Taiwanese Hotpot is a destination worth exploring!

#vietnamtrip Located in cầu giấy, this cafe sits quietly away from the bustling streets of Hanoi. Serving a wide range of drinks from coffee/tea to their specially made kombucha, this place caters to your full palette! ☕🍹 It's also a popular spot for university students to study, due to the readily accessible charging points and also the allowing students to book their 3rd floor for meetings! 📚💻 Drop by and say hi to their friendly staff as they treat everyone as friends! 🥰 Address below ⬇️ 71 Trần Quốc Vượng, Street, Cầu Giấy, Hà Nội 100000, Vietnam #cafe #hanoi #vietnam #explorevn

#favouritecafe The day I visited was also a cloudy day in Hanoi so the photo color wasn't very nice, but now that the sun is up, the cafe is much prettier than in the photo. With a facade that scores points for a pretty Korean vibe, the space inside also impressed me. The cafe has 4 floors including a terrace. The space on each floor is very spacious, selling high chairs suitable for studying or even large tables for group study. Besides, there are still soft sofa corners for you to lie down and chill with friends, gathering on the weekend is also reasonable The drink menu is quite diverse, I had jasmine green apple tea which was okela, combined with almond croissant with orange jam inside, I said it went well. Address: CN 14-E LOT A10 NAM TRUNG YEN URBAN AREA, CAU GIAY, HANOI

#vietnamtrip Happiness is sometimes as simple as opening a new and pretty coffee shop near home TvT Nuna Nunông is the younger sister of Ume Caphe (also pretty), this younger sister has a more spacious space, more seats than its predecessor. The facade is impressive and also quite a signature similar to Ume's design. The space of the shop has two floors, the area inside the first floor is a bit dark and hot because the air conditioner cannot penetrate deep or something. The second floor has an additional garden area for chilling but is still in the process of being completed. I quite like the way the shop decorates with more green trees right inside the house to create a "cool" feeling for customers sitting in a space full of beige-brown tones. The indoor area on the second floor has tables and chairs placed close together, it will be a bit inconvenient if there are many customers, it will be noisy and a bit stuffy. The drink menu has many choices, the matcha line alone has 4 options for you to try. For example, I used Matcha Sesame and found it strange but delicious, quite fragrant. The light matcha flavor is not the main flavor combined with fragrant black sesame. When drinking, remember to eat the cream layer. Address: 50 Alley 203 Hoang Quoc Viet, Nghia Tan Residential Area, Cau Giay, Hanoi 100000, Vietnam

Cool cafe with interesting facade. The shop area is large with 2 floors, diverse spaces from inside to outside. Beige color tone, warm yellow light, soothing to the eyes. What I like about the shop is the area outside the 1st floor, beautiful light, sitting and chilling, taking pictures will also be the best. The 2nd floor will be suitable for working and studying. Diverse menu, with tea, coffee and fruit juice. Price range 45-60k, drinks are okay, moderate quantity. #historicallandmarks #localguides #goodfoods #foodphotography #coffeeshop #cafe

Ciaoqiao County, Hanoi, the capital of Vietnam Full of modern and old cultural atmosphere A gathering place for many people who come to Vietnam to invest or work Hanoi is the golden decade of northern Vietnam

Coming to Hanoi, you cannot miss the special dishes that Hanoi brings to us. My favorite is Hanoi beef noodle soup. For breakfast, a bowl of beef noodle soup and a cup of iced brown coffee, sitting and chatting with friends. In the afternoon, you can have a glass of sugarcane juice to cool your stomach and relax. #awesomepic How to get there - Features - Hotels - Food & Restaurants - Shopping -