About Hanoi

Hanoi has experienced a long history for more than 1000 years with 36 streets called Old Quarter. Hanoi nowadays is much more different than the past. The ancient city is being invigorated with modern cafes, bar, world-class restaurants and interesting art galleries.


★ World Cultural Heritage Site Central Sector of the Imperial Citadel of Thang Long - Hanoi (2010)

Best Time To Visit Hanoi

The best time to visit the capital is around March, April when spring flowers bloom, and from August to November when it is autumn with cool and pleasant temperatures.

Spring
(Feb - Apr)

City engulfed in drizzle

Sunny and warm

Peach blossoms in full bloom

Carry a basket to visit Tet market

Take part in traditional festivals

Summer
(May - Jul)

Sudden showers

The sun is blazing

Sweltering days

Lotus flowers bloom in the pond

Autumn
(Aug - Oct)

Gentle breeze

Golden sunshine wanders gentlly

Sweet fragrance of Cốm in the wind

Sipping coffee and watch the flow of life

The most beautiful time of the year

Winter
(Nov - Jan)

The temperature drops low

Frost in the morning and night

Daisies fluttering on the streets

Enjoy a myriad of winter delicacies

The cold rain stings both hands

Transport

Noi Bai International Airport is 45km away from the city center. There are some means of transportation you can choose to get around the city, such as taxi, technology motorbike taxi, bus, or rental motorbikes. You should give a try on cyclo in the Old Quarter to leisurely go sightseeing.

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Vietnam Essential 10 days - Small Group Tour
Halong - Hoian - Ho Chi Minh City - Hanoi
If you are eager to learn more about Vietnamese culture as well as visit long-lasting historical sites, then our 10-day small group tour is perfect for you! Join us on a captivating cultural journey from North to South, where you'll have the opportunity to visit essential sites throughout the country.
From US$ 1,098.00 /Pax
Full day small group City tour with lunch
Hanoi
See the best of Hanoi on a small group tour and learn about the history of Vietnam’s capital city. Visit cultural and historical sites, such as the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, and enjoy a walk through the Old Quarter of the city and some local dishes at lunch
Price: Contact us

A feast of the senses at Moca Dining

Coming to Moca Dining is not only an experience of taste buds but also a reception of relaxation from the five senses. Immerse yourself in a luxurious space with modern architecture, but somewhere, from the depths of each diner's heart, is the feeling of an old Hanoi in every small corner. The a la carte menu showcases the diversity and richness of cuisine at the restaurant, allowing diners to choose dishes according to their personal preferences without being limited by a fixed set menu. This provides a flexible and personalized dining experience for diners. Moca Dining's beverage menu includes a wide range of rich and diverse options, from coffee and tea, to smoothies and alcoholic beverages. Each drink is described specifically with information about ingredients, flavors, and how it is prepared, along with the appropriate size and price. In addition to the unique set menus, Moca Dining always serves a flexible and diverse à la carte menu. The signature dish Pho Sa Sung, Wagyu Thousand Layer Cake - the famous dish that has become the symbol of the restaurant - is now present in the à la carte menu, in order to bring more choices to diners. Born and raised in Hanoi, Chef Son is a pastry chef with nearly 20 years of experience. He has been working at the oldest and most prestigious 5-star hotel in Hanoi since 2006, where he has had the opportunity to collaborate with many talented chefs from other 5-star hotels. Throughout his career, Chef Son has held the position of Chef de Partie and has had the honor of serving many Presidents and Heads of State around the world. In particular, during the noon-afternoon time frame, diners will experience the model of "Moca version of afternoon tea," where Chef Son's works blend wonderfully to create an exciting and enchanting culinary journey. 12 artisanal desserts and dessert tasting special 'eat-ask' menu, giving diners a sophisticated and unique culinary experience. Each dessert is hand-prepared by the restaurant's talented bakery team and made as soon as diners order to ensure maximum freshness. All of them carry in it his intense love and passion for Vietnamese cuisine and cultural heritage. Whether you're looking for a quick lunch during breaks or want to enjoy a relaxing and peaceful space with friends and partners. Moca meets all needs with flexibility and class. The 'Business Class Lunch' is not just a meal, but also an occasion to relax and enjoy comfort, catering to all needs from quick and efficient to relaxing and relaxing. Book a table at Moca today to explore and enjoy a classy lunch that is equally flexible and comfortable. Address: 16 Church Street, Hang Trang Ward, Hoan Kiem District, Hanoi Phone: 0819961997 Open Monday to Sunday: 10:00 - 14:00, 18:00 - 22:00 Website: https://mocadining.com/vi/ Synthetic Migo Photo: Moca Dining

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