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French-named Vietnamese restaurant on Lý Quốc Sư, steps from St. Joseph's Cathedral, with a cafe component and a solid 4.1 from 251 reviewers.

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4.1(271)
Marisa Delong
Marisa Delong
7mo ago

The restaurant's style is very suitable for foreign guests. The menu is clear, and the staff explains things easily. We chose a set meal to avoid overthinking. The dishes were served hot and on time. The flavors weren't too strong, making them easy to eat. The atmosphere is quiet, allowing for comfortable conversation.

Nicholas Rivas
Nicholas Rivas
7mo ago

After walking around the Old Quarter all day, we wanted a relaxing dinner, and this was the perfect choice. The restaurant had a cozy atmosphere and pleasant lighting. The set menu allowed us to try many traditional Vietnamese dishes in one meal. The soup was light and refreshing, the main courses were exquisitely prepared, not too salty or spicy. The accompanying rice was very fragrant. The dessert was fresh fruit, a very pleasant ending to the meal 😊. The staff were very polite and friendly.

Kana
Kana
8mo ago

A great spot for authentic regional Vietnamese cuisine. I’ve become totally addicted to their Bun Cha (grilled pork with fresh rice noodles). The smoky, flavorful pork is exquisite and pairs perfectly with the sweet and sour dipping sauce. ​For dessert, I had a traditional Vietnamese rice cake often served at weddings and celebrations. It had a subtle sweetness with a bean filling—it was delicious! ​The staff speaks English and provided great service, including helpful explanations of the dishes.

Elbert BrownSr
Elbert BrownSr

This restaurant is an ideal choice for tourists who want to try Vietnamese cuisine but still feel comfortable. The space is clean, elegant, and quite quiet. We went in a small group and ordered a set meal. The set was very well-balanced, with soup, salad, main course, and dessert. The dishes weren't too oily, so they were easy on the stomach. I especially liked the mango salad because it was very fresh and easy to eat 😋. The staff were quick and attentive, always checking if guests needed any further assistance.

Joe Cox
Joe Cox

I highly appreciate the quality of the restaurant's ingredients. The dishes were all fresh and beautifully presented. The set menu was suitable for small groups and families. The soup and salad were very light and refreshing. The main course was flavorful but not overwhelming. The rice was fragrant and hot. The staff were friendly and always checked to see if the customer was satisfied. The central location made it very convenient to get to. A very memorable Vietnamese culinary experience.

Visit Tips

Visiting Rue Lamblot Restaurant & Cafe

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    Open late: Open until 10 PM on at least one day of the week.

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    Breakfast available: Opens by 8 AM — a viable breakfast stop in Ha Noi.

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Common Questions

Frequently Asked

What kind of food does Rue Lamblot Restaurant & Cafe serve?
Rue Lamblot serves Vietnamese food in a restaurant-and-cafe space that also handles afternoon coffee sittings without pressure to turn tables quickly.
Where is Rue Lamblot Restaurant & Cafe located?
Rue Lamblot sits on Lý Quốc Sư in Hoan Kiem, a block from St. Joseph's Cathedral and away from the busier tourist strips near Hoan Kiem Lake.
Is Rue Lamblot Restaurant & Cafe good for a low-key meal near the Old Quarter?
Its address on the quieter residential stretch of Lý Quốc Sư makes it a low-friction option for travellers near the cathedral, without the tourist markup common one street over.
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