Home Hanoi

The place is very beautiful. I liked the atmosphere. Staff are very attentive and friendly, they tend to serve us the best of their ability, especially with the language barrier. Food is good and serving is right. Home is a good place to eat.

We made a reservation for lunch at 1pm on Sunday but were told as we were entering the restaurant that last order is at 1:30pm and the restaurant closes at 2pm. The service was somewhat lackluster, with disinterested servers who don’t pay you much attention The food was pretty good though, albeit somewhat expensive. We couldn’t finish everything, and they helped us take away our leftovers as per our request. We spent slightly more than 1 million VND in total after tax. The ambience of the restaurant is quite lovely. The liked that the toilet was spacious and clean.

I'd rate this 4.5 stars. Loved this place! We took a cab from Hanoi's Old Quarter to dine at this highly rated restaurant, and we were not disappointed. We ordered food enough for six people, and only spent 100 dollars. Not bad for a high end restaurant with beautifully presented, delicious food. I'd go for the Catch of the Day and the Bun Cha as my favorites, but really, everything was delicious. While it could be a date night type of place, there were families who were dining there, too. Dress just a notch above casual. Servers were attentive and kind enough to call a cab for us after our meal. My only complaint: bathroom could be cleaner, thus not a five-star rating.

Home Hanoi Restaurant looks like an Boutique restaurant, the location is not easy to find, but once you get near enough you may differentiate by its unique mustard building color. Very french classic at the interior design, 2 floors in total, and I love the interior design... warm and cozy. The food is good at a fair price, average of 10 15 usd per dish. And it has a very good selection of wine menu

After hearing a fair amount of hype about this restaurant, I was left feeling pretty lackluster about it after dinner. There were some decent dishes on the menu like the green mango salad or grilled beef with onions (forget exact titles of dishes), but the majority of our other dishes like sizzling duck, steamed squid and fried prawns were all overcooked and under-seasoned. If you are visiting this city and interested in trying out different Vietnamese dishes, you're much better off exploring the more casual eateries and street stands as they are 1/5 the price.