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What to order at La Studio
- Must order
- The avocado-and-tofu bagel sandwich and the cinnamon roll, both plant-based and made daily.
- Editor tip
- Small studio, limited seating; takeaway is normal. Cash and card; closed Mondays.
CuisineBakery
Price$$
Neighborhoodtay-ho
HoursTue-Sun 08:00-18:00; closed Mon
Phone+84 86 989 7997
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Must order: The avocado-and-tofu bagel sandwich and the cinnamon roll, both plant-based and made daily.
Tip: Small studio, limited seating; takeaway is normal. Cash and card; closed Mondays.
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Location
Address: 44 Lane 31 Xuan Dieu, Quang An, Tay Ho, Hanoi
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