Lang Biang - Breakfast, Brunch & Specialty Coffee and Matcha - Brunch restaurant in Hanoi

The food and coffee was AMAZING! The food pictured was delicious. Speciality coffees here were chefs kiss 💋 salted cream coffee was beautiful & very cool to see a mont blanc here too. The staff & music were such a vibe - we had so much fun & will be coming back here immediately

Had a wonderful brunch here with my family. The smoothie bowl was fresh, colourful, and packed with fruit, making it a healthy and refreshing choice. We also enjoyed the coffee, which was smooth, rich, and perfectly made. The menu offers plenty of delicious brunch options, and the atmosphere is comfortable and relaxing. Definitely one of the best breakfast spots in Hanoi for anyone looking for a tasty brunch, a great smoothie bowl, and excellent coffee. Highly recommended!

I came here with my family for breakfast and had a really pleasant experience. We shared the nachos and bruschetta, and both were delicious. The nachos were crispy and flavorful, while the bruschetta was fresh and light. We also tried the coconut coffee and egg coffee, and both were excellent. With the summer heat in Hanoi right now, the cool air-conditioned space was a huge plus. The atmosphere was comfortable, relaxing, and perfect for taking a break from the heat. If you’re looking for a place to stop, rest, and enjoy a good meal or coffee, this is a great choice. One of the better spots for breakfast and brunch in Hanoi, especially if you’re visiting with family.

Good: Beautiful presentation, good coffee, and a pleasant atmosphere. The Mango Matcha Latte and Salted Caramel Latte were enjoyable, and overall the food was decent. Not So Good: A few small details affected the experience. The Orange & Stracciatella was served with multiple seeds still in the orange slices (we found around 7–8). The Heritage Chicken Sandwich wasn’t cut in half, which made it less convenient to eat. The Grilled Cheese Tacos were the biggest disappointment—the taco shells were cold, broken, and it wasn’t clear whether they were meant to be soft or hard tacos. Despite the name, they didn’t seem grilled at all. These may sound like minor issues, but attention to such details is what sets a restaurant apart. We paid 995,000 VND for six items, which felt slightly expensive for the overall experience.

Came here twice with my fiance. Place is fancy, serves food, coffee, matcha, non-caffeinated drinks, and also alcoholic drinks! Loved how they also had plant-based milk as an option to dairy. Both the strawberry matcha latte and banana coffee had generous fruit bits that complemented well with the main drink. My fiance had the salt cream coffee and americano (single-shot, not in photo). The salt cream was delicious and a perfectly balanced, unlike the ones we had in our hometown where the salt tastes strikingly sharp.