Bun cha is a must eat when in Hanoi. There are many places that boast the “best” bun cha in the city, but Bun Cha Ta has my vote. The restaurant is much more modern (read clean/hygienic) than the typical mom-and-pop shop, which is good for Westerns not used to Southeast Asian street food standards. The servers were all very nice and for the most part spoke English well. The menu also has English on it. There are a few options for bun cha, but for the true experience get the original bun cha meal with fried egg rolls. Come hungry because it can be a lot of food. Good for breakfast, lunch, or dinner.
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Bun cha is a must eat when in Hanoi. There are many places that boast the “best” bun cha in the city, but Bun Cha Ta has my vote. The restaurant is much more modern (read clean/hygienic) than the typical mom-and-pop shop, which is good for Westerns not used to Southeast Asian street food standards. The servers were all very nice and for the most part spoke English well. The menu also has English on it. There are a few options for bun cha, but for the true experience get the original bun cha meal with fried egg rolls. Come hungry because it can be a lot of food. Good for breakfast, lunch, or dinner.
Bun Cha Ta
Tasty and Interesting We were a little apprehensive when we arrived here. The menu seemed very limited and the noodles arrived before any other food appeared. But then the young women explained about how the food should be eaten and it all seemed to make sense. The whole meal became an experience. It’s a fairly quick eating experience but very enjoyable.
