Tadioto

Cool and cosy, modern small bar. Smoking inside is allowed. Cocktails, beers and soft drinks. Japanese food, soups and small bites. Not such a noisy street. Clean toilet.

The place is pretty, nicely decorated, serves a variety of food and drinks, but that is the problem. I’m not sure if this is a restaurant, a bar or a cafe? It’s just a bit of everything but nothing is the best. People are smoking inside like a bar, loudly chatting (so yeah, no chill reading books as others recommend). Portions are tiny and overpriced. Some staff was just trying to get through a day. Something needs to be done to revive this place.

Super tasty and fresh sushi and the price seemed quite great compared to other places around the old quarter with similar offerings. Seemed better for some light sushi and a drink rather than a full dining experience however

Dark and moody, but natural, not forced. Vintage character you can see, smell, and sense. Old school charm, East–West blend, distinctly Hanoi. Atmosphere matters more than the drinks. A place that slows you down, makes you reflective, sparks conversation.

Wow, guys, this was quite a disappointment. We read many good reviews on the drinks, food and atmosphere, but when we arrived we encountered awful vibes from the bartender. He came up to take the order and when we said with a smile and excuse that we were reading the legend of the place and didn't have time to check the menu itself, he rolled his eyes and departured silently. Why would you put the legend page first if you don't want people to learn it? Few minutes later we ordered two cocktails and food and heard that the kitchen is closed so no food for us. Is it hard to inform beforehand or write a note on the menu, I really don't get it. And the cocktails, spiced with bartender's bad mood, were really... okeyish, I guess. Like, they were alcoholic, the only nice thing I can say about them. The level you would get at the really cheap bar in Europe. The receptionist was really sweet, so thanks to him. I wouldn't recommend, sincerely. I mean we feel sorry for the guy if he's having a bad day or something but it's not clients' fault, right?

I had an unpleasant experience at this wine restaurant due to the staff’s poor attitude and lack of professionalism. One staff member was wearing earphones while working and talked to us with food in their mouth. When we politely asked to move to an outdoor table, they showed no willingness to help, repeatedly insisting that we must sit inside without giving any clear explanation. We had to ask several times and only received indifferent answers. For a wine restaurant, I expected a much more attentive and respectful level of service.