Hanoi

Brian Flores

4.0

I experienced an extremely nice atmosphere, perfectly trained personnel and a lot of amazing dishes: perfectly prepared, fresh salads and selection of non-alcoholic along with alcohol consumption, i.e. for 350 Pesos wine unlimited.

Myrna Velasco

4.0

I have no idea about your filipino household, but mine constantly eats the same things wherever we move, and it's really not easy to get someplace different in Davao Town between the plethora of dining places serving exactly the same stuff again and again. Had good enough of chickenrice, kinilaw, sizzling sisig, sinigang, chopsuey, boneless bangus? Enter the Hanoi cafe, now in Abreeza (was previously opposite the People's Recreation area) where one can appreciate excellent Vietnamese meals at an acceptable price. OK it isn't cheap, but in the event that's what you need, back again to the Pinoy Favourites eh? We especially just like the conventional beef soup, the rice document wrapped starters (can't ever remember the brands), the crab - prepared in a variety of ways - and almost everything else on the menus. In the event that you haven't had Vietnamese food before, you're missing out which is a great place to begin. It's wonderful inside and on interesting evenings or breezy times there's ample space outside. They will have a sister Japanese restaurant further across the Mall.

Mae Cortes

3.0

resturant is quite nice...however the waitress was rude rather than really engaging....the manageress had not been very proactive in caring for her customers....and didnt dress very vietnamese...despite the fact that another staff did.....food has been tasty but exspensive for everything you have...bun cha....pomelo salad...beef broth 1200 pesos..