Hang Dieu street
Running North South and connecting Hàng Gà and Thành Road, Hàng Điếu used to be a major producing and trading place for Vietnamese cigarettes.
Running North South and connecting Hàng Gà and Thành Road, Hàng Điếu has a rich history as a significant hub for Vietnamese cigarette production and trade. Originally established in the early 19th century to honor the God of Fire, this street has transformed considerably over the years. In the early 20th century, Hàng Điếu became known for producing affordable leather shoes and sandals. However, in 2025, the street has evolved further, with most establishments now focusing on bedding sets and clothing to meet contemporary consumer demands. Along the middle of the street, visitors can find several shops offering Vietnamese tea, dried fruits, and a variety of cakes and candies suitable for wedding celebrations.
If you find yourself in Hàng Điếu during lunchtime, be sure to stop by Bun bo Nam Bo (Southern Noodle with Beef) at number 67. This local eatery has remained a favorite among both Hanoians and tourists alike over the years. For more details about this dish, check out Bun Bo Nam Bo dish.
