Phượng Bánh Cuốn Gia Truyền
Banh Cuon
Hidden Gem
Budget FriendlyOpening Hours
Why worth it
- A banh cuon specialist billed as gia truyen (family heirloom recipe), rated 4.2
- Named after its owner, Phuong, a common pattern for trusted Hanoi banh cuon shops
- Worth comparing against the other banh cuon spots on this list for the citys steamed rice roll specialty
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The address is correct, but the location on Google map is wrong. It's on the other side of the gate. If you're from Hang Chieu street, walk out of the gate and it'll be right on your right side. If you come from main street Tran Nhat Duat, it's on your left side, right before you enter the gate. The "banh cuon" here is authentic Hanoi style, can't find even in same style shop but in the south. It's quiet light in term of volume, so maybe not really a good choice if you're a big eater or when you're hungry. But might be just enough for a tasting.
This is a hidden gem—a hole-in-the-wall spot serving simple yet delicious steamed rice rolls. They’re made by a stylishly dressed woman, and I really love her vibe! 🤩 The place is a bit tricky to find since the name is hidden behind a curtain, but it’s right beside the gate, on the left-hand side before you enter the old quarter.r
The location on Google map is wrong. It's on the south east corner. The one on the photo is 35k. Snack size, but good value. Recommended.
Funny prawn floss topping but lapcheong doesn’t really go so well with it. Cute dog and service is nice.
Hidden gem, we ordered it as a takeout and it was so good after 15mins. I can imagine how it it would've been fresh.
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