Bún Chả Đắc Kim

The bun cha is good. Has that BBQ flavor. Pork’s good. Heaps of vegetables and noodles. Beers cold. It’s a basic solid spot. Not sure it’s up to its rating as it seems close to a lot of others around but for what it is it delivers.

Ass soon as you enter the place a pleasant smell reach you. You can tell is authentic local food. I try Bún Cha and it was amazing. Also the drinks, specially the apricot one, delicious. The atención was fine, doesn't expect nothing they are just good at cooking. Also the place is just that, local, traditional place. Nothing fancy, but a lot of flavours.

Best restaurant in Hanoi! I ate there for the first time. It was yummy and I recommend it. Even the locals recommend it! Must try!

Don't know what else to say but WOW. The best lunch I had at Hanoi. The pork was so tender and juicy and the combination of the dipping sauce + the fresh herbs + rice noodles with the pork = heaven. Very affordable too but keep in mind it's a fairly small place so you may have to wait a little for seats. Get the combo with the spring rolls (which are served hot and crispy!).

We came here and had Bun Cha. + Good taste + Good price + Toilet available (although messy) - Owner was moody not friendly I would probably come again

spring rolls are oily as the oil was not heated up. Meats are tough. Soup is nice. Bun cha ta Hanoi is better imo.

Best Bun Cha I had on my trip. What sets them apart is the barbecuing of the meat. You get the perfect flavour coming in to bring an edge to the dish. All the sides and garnishes were standard.

I’ve tried bun cha all over this city - I’ve had many delicious bowls. However, this place in particular is just fantastic. Very fresh, clean atmosphere, the ladies are amazing chefs!