Trang Tien Ice cream

THE ONLY ICECREAM THAT FIX BROKEN RELATIONSHIPS🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰💖 Kem Tràng Tiền = Vietnam’s most iconic ice cream 🍦🇻🇳. Go for Matcha or kem ốc quế If you’re in Vietnam and don’t try this, you missed the trip. Right in the center of Hanoi near Hoàn Kiếm Lake, Kem Tràng Tiền is a legendary ice cream spot loved by locals and tourists for generations. Simple flavors, perfect taste, affordable, and unforgettable. Grab one, stand outside, feel Hanoi’s vibe, and enjoy pure happiness in a cone. 📍 Address in my video/photo 🔥 MUST-TRY before leaving Vietnam One bite and you’ll know why this place is famous.

Didn't see many tourists in here so maybe the word isn't out yet but when in Hanoi you HAVE to come here for a cone as this place is legendary and takes up the whole corner block. There are a few entrances and it seems to weave and meander like a maze and although there are a many different counters, they are all basically selling the same thing. The famous Kem Trang Tien ice cream. Workers on their lunch break and students were here in numbers and it was quite busy. We grabbed a couple of chocolate cones and sat down and enjoyed ours.

Saw this place on a blogger’s list of places to eat in Hanoi. We decided to try it out. Ordering is convenient as there are several counters (some outside and some inside). If one of the counters doesn’t have what you’re looking for, maybe check others. We had the Taro ice cream and Black sesame ice cream. My first time trying black sesame and I loved it. There are benches to sit inside and several beautiful painted walls.

Tucked away in an alley, this spot has a great look and an even better vibe. I went on a Saturday night and it was full of locals, with hardly any tourists in sight. I’d recommend coming mainly for the atmosphere, which is really enjoyable. The ice cream itself was just ok, nothing memorable. Still, the experience makes it worth a visit.

The ice cream is very good, but good luck getting what you want. It is a huge complex of different lines. My experience across multiple trips is that they are always out of most of the flavors. Also each counter only has some flavors. If you want something different, will they reach two feet to get it for you? No. You have to go wait in a different line. There's also no seating anywhere. They want you to buy what they want too get rid of, and then have to leave immediately. Its an overcrowded tourist trap

Egg coffee was a novelty. It was frothy, presumably with egg white on top, carelimised and sickeningly sweet. One does get to taste the coffee during the last two sips. Whoever invented it had tourism in mind. The presentation was made for Instagram.

Wouldn’t go in unless it’s to cross this tourist spot off the list 😩 Don’t get lost along the side stalls along the road and miss entering the main plaza! Blueberry Mochi had some fruit bits, not bad. But the mochi was tough 😔 Ice Cream w Sticky Rice was literally just ice cream and sticky rice (hard and no flavor). Ice cream very basic with light flavor, 2 miserable scoops smaller than a golf ball. And most importantly, the display photo’s cup was overflowing with ingredients but the actual cup wasn’t even half-full.

Such a sweet little spot! I wasn’t expecting much, but the ice cream here really surprised me — smooth, creamy, and full of flavor. The portion was generous, and the price? Honestly, a steal. It’s rare to find good quality ice cream at this price these days. I tried the chocolate and coconut — both were refreshing and not overly sweet. Perfect for a hot afternoon in the city. The staff were friendly too, which made the experience even better. If you’re looking for a quick, affordable treat that doesn’t compromise on taste, this place is a hidden gem:3