Discover 5 vegetarian restaurants in Hanoi with beautiful spaces and exquisite food

(Dan Tri) - From ancient villas to modern restaurants, these 5 vegetarian restaurants offer a peaceful culinary experience with diverse delicious dishes and a peaceful space in the heart of Hanoi.

Nutritious vegetarian dishes are always popular with many diners in Hanoi. From light appetizers, fresh salads, to rich main courses, each restaurant offers a unique culinary experience.

The space of the shops is also delicately and warmly decorated with many "virtual living" corners, suitable for enjoying with family, friends or group meetings.

Below are 5 outstanding vegetarian restaurants, where beautiful spaces combine with exquisite cuisine.

Vegetarian Restaurant

Located in a 100-year-old French villa in Quan Thanh (Ba Dinh ward, Hanoi ), Hoi vegetarian restaurant has become an ideal place for diners to temporarily leave the hustle and bustle of life and enjoy peaceful moments.

Right from the small gate, the space appears different, harmoniously combining ancient features and modern style, making the first steps of guests stop to admire.

The space of an ancient French villa is peaceful, with natural light and a small, sunny garden (Photo: Nguyen Ha Nam ).

The restaurant's menu is created by experienced chefs, combining the best of European and Asian cuisine and traditional dishes from the North, Central and South regions.

Mushroom pate with pumpkin jam is a best-seller, with smooth pate from three precious mushrooms mixed with fatty lotus seeds, adding the sweet taste and strong aroma of pumpkin jam soaked in star anise.

In addition, many diners often order dishes such as thousand-layer sweet potato with truffle sauce, vegetarian pizza, vermicelli with grilled pork, long bean salad, various hot pots, spring rolls, and sweet potato noodles mixed with vegetables.

Each dish is meticulously prepared, focusing on flavor and presentation, creating a culinary experience that is delicious, beautiful, and serene, helping diners feel the balance between taste and spirit.

The rich vegetarian banquet has many delicious European and Asian dishes and Vietnamese dishes from three regions, meticulously prepared and attractively presented (Photo: Nguyen Ha Nam).

The restaurant attracts a diverse range of diners from Buddhists, businessmen, office workers, young people to elderly families and international tourists.

With an ancient, peaceful space and meticulously prepared vegetarian dishes, Hoi is not only a place to eat but also a place for diners to find peace amidst the hustle and bustle of urban life.

Address: 81 Quan Thanh, Ba Dinh Ward, Hanoi

Opening hours: 10am-9:30pm

Reference price: About 300,000 VND/guest

Kasaya Vegetarian Restaurant

Hidden on Hang Than Street, opposite Hoe Nhai Pagoda, Kasaya vegetarian restaurant is a prominent destination in Hanoi for food lovers.

Kasaya Restaurant once welcomed US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen (in blue shirt) and other senior officials during her visit to Vietnam in 2023 (Photo: US Embassy in Vietnam).

The space of the restaurant harmoniously combines modern and traditional features, with wooden tables and chairs, screens, parallel sentences and delicate decorative details, creating a cozy yet elegant feeling.

Since opening, this place has not only attracted domestic diners but also become a favorite choice of many international tourists.

The menu here is also very diverse, combining Vietnamese cuisine from three regions and creative vegetarian dishes from abroad. Some special dishes that are loved by many diners include: Vegetarian vermicelli soup, vegetarian spring rolls, steamed mushrooms in lotus leaves...

These dishes demonstrate meticulous preparation, bringing a pure and inspiring culinary experience to diners.

Rich vegetarian banquet with meticulously prepared dishes and attractive colors (Photo: Toan Vu).

In addition to main dishes, the restaurant also impresses with lotus tea and traditional Vietnamese cakes and jams such as green bean cakes, phu the cakes, peanut candy, and fruit jams.

Each afternoon tea tray costs 300,000-400,000 VND for two people, becoming a unique culinary and cultural experience, especially attractive to those who want to find a quiet space to enjoy tea and listen to music.

Address: 14 Hang Than, Ba Dinh Ward, Hanoi

Opening hours: 10am-9pm

Reference price: about 350,000 VND/guest

Sadhu Buffet Restaurant

Located on the bustling Hoang Dao Thuy street, Chay Sadhu attracts diners thanks to the harmonious combination of traditional and modern vegetarian cuisine. This is not only a place to enjoy delicious dishes but also an ideal destination to find balance in the soul.

Sadhu's open space is designed to take advantage of natural light combined with soft yellow lights, cleverly arranged green trees, combined with incense and melodious meditation music, helping diners feel like they are lost in a peaceful "oasis" in the middle of a bustling city.

The restaurant space is elegant and luxurious with decorative details inspired by Buddhism (Photo: Facebook Sadhu - Vegetarian buffet restaurant).

The interior of the restaurant is meticulously cared for with details such as clouds, incense, tiled roofs, bronze bells and Buddha statues, creating a space that is both warm and peaceful. The food is served on clay pots, plates and bowls bearing the Vietnamese mark, both delicious and beautiful.

The menu at Sadhu is rich with unique salads such as ivy salad from young coconut and celery, Iron Army salad from banana blossom and roasted peanuts, or refreshing cassava salad.

Main dishes include crispy spring rolls, fried corn with green rice, lotus seed fried rice, Thuy Lieu mushroom porridge and traditional cakes such as Trang An hot rice cakes.

Desserts and drinks are also varied, from pumpkin sauce, pickled watermelon, Cambodian banana ice cream, to pink grapefruit guava tea or aloe vera orange juice, bringing a relaxing feeling after the meal.

The dishes at the restaurant are beautifully presented, bearing the mark of Vietnamese cuisine (Photo: Facebook Sadhu - Vegetarian buffet restaurant).

Sadhu Vegetarian Restaurant is not only a place to enjoy cuisine but also conveys a message of peace and kindness, wishing to bring luck, peace and positive energy to diners through each dish, from traditional trays to daily delicacies.

In addition to the facility at Hoang Dao Thuy, Sadhu also has other branches in Hanoi, including Lotte Mall West Lake and 87 Ly Thuong Kiet, providing many convenient options for diners.

Address: Udic Complex, N04 Hoang Dao Thuy, Yen Hoa ward, Hanoi

Reference price: 228,000-289,000 VND/person

Opening hours: 10:30-22:00

Vegetarian Buffet

Located in the heart of Hanoi, Vegito Vegetarian Buffet Ngo Thi Nham impresses with its modern, elegant yet warm space. The white color scheme combined with yellow lights, spacious tables and chairs and small green potted plants create an airy, pleasant feeling.

Sitting on the high floor, diners can enjoy vegetarian dishes while watching the bustling streets...

Spacious, airy space with luxurious design, gentle color tones, creating a relaxing feeling for diners (Photo: Facebook Buffet Chay Vegit).

The menu here is always renewed with 80 diverse dishes, from salads, rolls, soups, to Asian - European main dishes such as spaghetti with pumpkin cream sauce, vegetables cooked in red wine sauce, vegetarian rice rolls, vegetarian vermicelli soup...

All ingredients are fresh, delicately processed, retaining the natural vegan flavor and are beautifully presented, creating an appealing experience for both eyes and taste buds.

Vegetarian dishes at the restaurant are creatively prepared, preserving the fresh flavors of vegetables, spring rolls, and vermicelli soup (Photo: Facebook Buffet Chay Vegit).

The buffet at the table allows diners to order unlimited dishes, enjoying a complete meal in a neat, quiet space.

The gentle scent of incense, melodious music, and sophisticated lighting and interior turn the restaurant into a place to enjoy food, relax, and relieve stress after a day of work.

The restaurant currently has two locations in Hanoi, each branch has its own design, offering a different experience but all aiming for comfort, elegance and peace for diners.

Address: 45 Ngo Thi Nham, Hai Ba Trung Ward, Hanoi

Opening hours: 11am-2:30pm; 6pm-9:30pm

Reference price: 250,000 VND/person

Vi Lai Vegetarian Restaurant

Meaning purity and serenity, Vi Lai vegetarian restaurant on Ly Thuong Kiet street is an ideal destination for those seeking peace among the bustling city streets.

The restaurant space is designed in a Buddhist style, with lotus ponds, Koi fish, ink paintings and green corners arranged harmoniously, helping diners "relax" in nature, enjoy the serenity and private moments of relaxation.

The restaurant space has many beautiful check-in corners, suitable for families, friends and groups of guests on birthdays or anniversaries (Photo: Facebook Vi Lai Vegetarian Restaurant).

The menu at the restaurant is quite rich, including light appetizers such as rose pumpkin soup, wild mushroom soup, seaweed salad, fresh seaweed pho rolls, and nutritious main dishes such as Vi Lai bamboo shoot rolls, grilled pumpkin, mushrooms braised with green pepper, hot and sour hot pot or pepper hot pot...

All ingredients are fresh and clean, combined with a specially prepared sweet, sour and spicy dipping sauce, creating a harmonious flavor that is appealing to both sight and taste.

Vegetarian dishes from appetizers to hot pots are all presented eye-catchingly, rich in Vietnamese flavor, appealing to both the eyes and taste buds of diners (Photo: Facebook Vi Lai Vegetarian Restaurant).

Each dish at Vi Lai is not only delicious but also brings a health and fitness experience if maintained regularly. The quiet space, along with the sophisticated design and reasonable decoration, turns the restaurant into a place to enjoy quality vegetarian cuisine and find peace and balance in the busy daily life.

Address: 4A Lane 67 Ly Thuong Kiet, Cua Nam Ward, Hanoi

Opening hours: 10am-9:30pm

Reference price: 150,000-300,000 VND/dish; combo sets or hot pot are about 250,000-400,000 VND/person

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