Indochine

Indochine is known as a favorite restaurant of foreign tourists who come to Vietnam because of its good location, tasty food, thorough services, and enthusiasm staffs. The restaurant is always full of people

Indochine

Overview

Situated on a tranquil lane in Hanoi, Indochine seamlessly blends into its serene surroundings within a heritage house dating back to the colonial era of Vietnam.

The restaurant may not stand out at first glance, as its facade maintains a classic, old-fashioned charm. However, stepping inside reveals the essence of Hanoian culture, showcased through traditional wooden furnishings and vintage scenes of Hanoi adorning the walls. The staff, dressed in traditional Vietnamese attire, further enhances the experience, providing diners with a touch of authentic Hanoi.

Indochine's menu is a celebration of Hanoian and Vietnamese cuisine, featuring delightful recommendations for food enthusiasts such as scallop rolls, shrimp rolls accompanied by scallop sauce, braised fish, Indochine soup, and Indochine fried rice. Guests can also explore a selection of renowned Vietnamese wines, including Nep and Lua Moi, making for a well-rounded dining experience.