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Five Hanoi Additions to Michelin’s 2025 Bib Gourmand Selection

Meet the five Hanoi restaurants newly included in Michelin’s 2025 Bib Gourmand selection, from vegetarian dining to pho and eel noodles.

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Michelin’s 2025 Vietnam guide included 63 Bib Gourmand establishments, with five new additions in Hanoi. Bib Gourmand recognises good food at moderate prices; it is distinct from a Michelin star. This article records the 2025 selection.

Uu Dam Chay

Uu Dam Chay offers vegetarian dining in a setting influenced by Vietnamese architecture and Buddhist aesthetics.

Check the current menu and ask about ingredients if you follow a vegan diet or have allergies.

Mau Dich So 37

Mau Dich So 37 uses objects and décor associated with Vietnam’s subsidy period to create a nostalgic setting.

Its menu focuses on Vietnamese home-style dishes. Confirm the current address, opening hours and prices before visiting.

Ha Thanh Mansion

Ha Thanh Mansion occupies a historic villa and combines older architectural features with a restaurant setting.

The menu offers Vietnamese dishes suited to a shared meal. Reservations may be useful at busy times.

Mien Luon (Chan Cam)

This Chan Cam eatery is known for eel dishes, including vermicelli preparations.

Ask which dishes are available and check ingredients when ordering.

Lam Pho Bo

Lam Pho Bo is a Hanoi beef-noodle-soup address associated with breakfast dining.

Choose from the cuts offered on the day and check current hours rather than relying on an older schedule. For the latest awards, consult Michelin’s current guide.

For a journey shaped around local flavours, take a look at A Taste of Vietnam: A Culinary Journey - 12 Days. It is a useful starting point for planning time around markets, regional dishes and your own food interests.

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