Nguyen Khang Street

Nguyen Khang Street is a 2.1km long and 6-12m wide street which belongs to Yen Hoa Ward, Cau Giay District. The street starts from Cau Giay Street, along To Lich River to Tran Duy Hung Street and is parallel to Lang Street. It was renamed in May, 2001after Nguyen Khang – the chairman of Hanoi uprising committee in 1945.

Walking along the street, visitors can find many restaurants such as Thuy Trieu Do, De Nui Co Do Hoa Lu Ninh Binh, Phu De Truong Yen or Hue Ngu Binh Restaurant, but the most famous are Chieu Hoa and Thien Tan Restaurant. Located at No 89 Nguyen Khang Street in the heart of Hanoi, Chieu Hoa Restaurant is a famous address for dog meat gourmets.  Since entered the door, you will be attracted by a liberal space, the dominant puce color, an oil painting, a guitar. Sitting on mat rushes, enjoying ordinary folks, guitar melodies and delicious dishes, you will feel the rustic beauty of the Northern delta area in the heart of this vibrant city. Especially in the coldness of winter, there is nothing more interesting than enjoying “Cay To 7 Mon” and the warm, heady aroma of wine.

Thien Tan Restaurant is a familiar destination for artists. When the afternoon falls down, the magnificent beauty of Thien Tan Restaurant highlights the street. It is famous for “9’ fresh chicken” dish and the simple culinary culture. Someone said that sitting at Thien Tan aside the gentle To Lich River, you can see the beauty of Vietnam. Thien Tan is the hiding place from the modern noisy life and all the pressures of life.