Crème de la Crème
Green TangerineBobby ChinnA Real Find
9 Hoe NhaiChim Sao Art&BistroGood Choice
Little HanoiFor a Glass of Wine
Tadioto
Studio Bar Lounge Back Home
Tadioto, Hanoi
Author: Anothertravelguide.com
Definitely one of the most colorful, freshly opened cafes in Hanoi, owned by the Vietnamese journalist, writer, translator and artist Nguyen Qui Duc. He somewhat resembles Yamamoto at first glance, while the bar itself stirs up some associations with Tadao Ando. Duc has designed the décor of this place that has become an important scene of Hanoi's social life, housing exhibitions of local artists and concerts, often extending deep into night. Born in Dalat, Nguyen Qui Duc left Vietnam for the USA in 1975, returning to Hanoi only in 2006, causing headaches to local authorities by still being too much of a freethinker for them. Nguyen Qui Duc has recently opened an artists' guesthouse in the North of the country, envisioned as a meeting place for international artists and serving as a link between the East and the West.
152 Trieu Viet Vuong
Share it:
Keywords: Hanoi, cafe
Your comments
Sorry, there are no comments on this object
Read the latest posts in
Destinations
Follow us:
Book a flight
We are passionate about travelling. It’s a great way to challenge and provoke yourself, and an even better way to see, feel, discover, enjoy and taste. Travelling provides a unique frame for your emotions and the sensations, flavours and pleasures you encounter. It’s impossible to keep them to yourself, and probably the best investment you will ever make. That is why we have created anothertravelguide.com. We share the value of our travel experiences and discoveries with our friends, so, if you share our passion, please join us!
Una Meistere and Andrejs Žagars