Hanoi: Ha Long Bay Day Trip - Luxury Cruise & Buffet Lunch
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What to order at Vien Dining
- Must order
- The Hundred Crafts seasonal tasting; pre-book and ask for the open-kitchen ground floor.
- Signature dishes
- The Hundred Crafts tasting, Junbucha, Seasonal river-fish course
- Editor tip
- Closed Mondays. Pre-booking is required for the tasting menu; the upstairs private rooms are quieter for groups.
CuisineModern Vietnamese
Price$$$
Neighborhoodhai-ba-trung
HoursTue-Sun 11:30-14:30, 18:00-22:00; closed Mon
Phone+84 38 845 1919
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Signature dishes: The Hundred Crafts tasting, Junbucha, Seasonal river-fish course
Must order: The Hundred Crafts seasonal tasting; pre-book and ask for the open-kitchen ground floor.
Tip: Closed Mondays. Pre-booking is required for the tasting menu; the upstairs private rooms are quieter for groups.
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Location
Address: 3 Ba Trieu Alley, Le Dai Hanh, Hai Ba Trung, Hanoi
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