PROFILE

The restaurant possesses unique architecture of an ancient temple with harmonious landscape decorated by an exquisite garden. Located on Nguyen Thai Hoc Street, near Hanoi Temple of literature, visitors of the restaurant may feel it is a part of the renowned site.

The interior of Brother’s Café impress customers even further that ones may feel like eating and being served like Hanoian nobles. Deco-antiques of long time running, a classical supreme world of music with Mozart and Tchaikovsky all contribute to a perfect night of beauty which precisely intertwined between the traditional and stylish identities.

Different from other buffet restaurants in Hanoi, Brother’s Café only serve Vietnamese buffet with hundreds of dishes of three regions in Vietnam like Pho, Hu Tieu, Bun Hue, Bun Rieu, Bun Thang, Bun Moc, Bun Cha, Bun Rieu Cua, Banh Day, Banh Com, etc. Among which, Bun Rieu Cua is really worth a try that customers are advised to taste.

More than 40 dishes for lunch and 50 dishes for dinners changing continuously through days may satisfy customers of any eating behaviour. Prices are US$ 12.5 for lunch, $18 for dinner from Monday to Thursday and $23 for special dinners from Friday to Sunday.

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