Best Vegetarian Restaurants In Hanoi Near Me

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Food stall in the alley with outdoor kitchen and seating inside and out. Makes banh mi sandwiches, banh goi (similar to samosa), fried spring rolls, pho noodles, and che which are sweet desserts made of different types of bean, lotus seed, agar agar jelly, and coconut milk. Also known as Banh Goi Chay. Open Mon-Sat 8:00am-7:00pm. Closed Sun.

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I came there with very high expectations. The spring rolls and the Banh Mi were really good, but the room where you eat is not that nice, you want to leave quickly. I think it‘s a little bit overrated

This place is such a hidden gem. There are more options than just banh mi to choose. I particularly like their crispy vegan puffs. Go here when I'm bored of my daily food.

If you want to be kind of cramped in an alleyway with a bunch of vegans with authentic banh mi and other tasty treats - this is the spot! I loved it. It was very tasty and the owners are incredibly kind.

Based on the reviews, I felt the hype for a vegan bang mi. The restaurant is in the back alley, below a vegan couple’s home. It’s as “mom and pop” as can be. I had an authentic experience but was left unimpressed by the food.

The sandwich was tasty, but given the price and the ambience and the lack of attention from the owners, it wasn’t the best dining experience I had. Maybe I came at a bad time?

Cons: Not worth the hype, Difficult to find, navigate to, High prices for quality & quantity

Wow, they truly managed to make a super tasty Banh Mi, with different textures and flavors. so good that they didn't use only tofu. i choose the mix one and the guy made it perfect

Ordered the tofu banh mi for 35k which was brilliant. Also ordered the pho which was a 6/10 again for 35k and then pillow dumplings for 30k.

Really great hole in the wall type restaurant with great prices and 10/10 banh mi !

Pros: Best banh mi , Free water refills , All vegan and good prices

Had Bahn Mi & Noodles here and they were both delicious, it’s down an alley so not totally viable from street but worth going to find it!

The story of their business going vegan is inspiring especially considering the food culture in Vietnam!

We both had the tofu bahn mi and the flavour with peanuts was really good. It was quite dry without sauce, which I like, and there was sauce on the table so people can add as much as they like.

There's a great story to this restaurant which is set out on the menu, so it feels good to support this family-run vegan restaurant. They will also fill up your water bottle with filtered water before you leave.

Pros: Good portion size, Tasty tofu bahn mi, Will fill up your water bottle

OKAY SO. I went to Vegan Bahn Mi twice within a few days- purely because of the generosity and kindness and energy of the place!!

The Bahn mi itself is around a 4/5 honestly! Needs more salads but that is common for this city personally!!

I had the vegan soy protein option (number one) and the tofu ball Bahn mi. The tofu ball one was surprisingly my favourite!!!! The balls are not hard like a fish ball as you might expect them to be and the bread is fresh.

Sauces and salt and chilli available on the side and the mother gave me extra cucumber and cabbage when I asked nicely

Pros: Free Wifi and water bottle refills!!!!!!!!, Pamphlets and vegan memorabilia / decor, FANS for the humidity

Lovely small family business that is operating in their home. They have a lovely story and the food was really good and very cheap. I would highly recommend.