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Club 51
The grand, open floorplan of this villa sets the tone for a special evening out. Huge Chinese lanterns cast a warm glow over the upstairs dining room, and an array of couches and tables dispersed among potted plants creates Hanoi's most luxurious space. The menu ranges from East to West without indulging in the fusion concept.
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Food Shop 45
The front of this popular family-run restaurant is thrown wide open so that diners can fully appreciate Truc Bach Lake. It's a lively spot that lures in expats with a fine selection of Indian curries, kebabs, tandoori grills and Indian breads. To top it off, the staff is friendly and the décor's stylish.
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Ilu Lounge
On the 8th and 9th floors of the ILU office tower, this cool, contemporary space offers an upward escape from the hustling city below. However, panoramic windows and a rooftop terrace ensure Hanoi doesn't get completely blotted out. Vietnamese and pan-Asian dishes are prepared nicely, as are lunchtime tapas plates. It's perfectly reasonable to come here for drinks and the view.
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Tamarind Café
This cool and casual hang-out has the look and feel of a student coffee house. This being Hanoi, Tamarind attracts anyone dying for an omelette, but the varied vegetarian menu reflects an ambition to meld Asian culinary know-how and Western sensibilities. It's also a friendly spot for a pot of quality tea in the after .
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