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Chả Cá Thăng Long

Vietnamese Restaurant

4.2

Based on 10 reviews

Reviews

Tomfoolery

50 month ago

I’m not a huge fish eater but really here it’s amazing. The combination of the marinade + the fresh fried greens + the herbs + the sauce makes it actually incredible.

KT L

53 month ago

A northern Vietnamese turmeric-marinated fish fillets served in a sizzling skillet on the table along with heaps of dill and scallions, add vermicelli rice noodle, peanuts, and Vietnamese fish sauce

Matroskin🐱 T

65 month ago

Good: very tasty fried fish with salad. Bad: there is only one dish in the menu (4 USD) + drinks. Bottom line: great place to take a break of vietnamese cuisine full of meat and try some fish!

Gabor S

77 month ago

I have been here twice. First, had the catfish (cha ca) in the menu. Second, was with a local friend. He knew what to order, and the catfish, noodles and dill just kept coming. The fish is amazing!

Shu Yee

84 month ago

Looks like simple dish but its really a must try in Hanoi! I had my year's worth of quota for spring onion..the way the fish is cook is really good and theres no mud taste.

Nguyen T

91 month ago

This place has the best Cha Ca to my opinion. I have tried Cha Ca in many restaurants around Hanoi but still cant find better one up to now

Yuwi S

97 month ago

Best meal in Hanoi! The set meal = overpriced tourist scam. Just order cha ca + beer & enjoy! There's also more available than what's on the English menu, so ask. Food was great; so fresh & perfect.

Leigh H

105 month ago

Only grilled catfish with dill but it is mighty good. If you go for the set menu, you get a beer, and a vietnamese tea and fruit platter for dessert. Get here early. Opens at 6pm and it fills quickly!

Allie Q

105 month ago

Some of the best food I had in Hanoi. The fish was perfectly cooked and so tasty when paired with the fried dill! One serving is 120,000 dong!

Travel + Leisure

134 month ago

Northern Vietnam’s signature dish, chà ca, takes a turn: white fish is marinated in galangal, shrimp paste & turmeric, then sautéed at your table. More places to eat like a local: tandl.me/12ufz7c