Two Vietnamese restaurants named among Asia’s 25 best

The Rhythms and Cloud Nine in Hanoi have made the list of the 25 best fine dining destinations in Asia of the world’s most popular travel guide – Tripadvisor.
Two Vietnamese restaurants named among Asia’s 25 best ảnh 1A dinner at the Rhythms restaurant (Photo: tripadvisor)

Hanoi (VNA) – The Rhythms and Cloud Nine Nin in Hanoi have made the listof the 25 best fine dining destinations in Asia of the world’s most populartravel guide – Tripadvisor.

The Rhythmns Restaurant wasranked 15th and Cloud Nine 24th on the list as part ofthe 2023 Travelers’ Choice “Best of the Best” Restaurants Awards announcedrecently.

Located on the seventh floor of La Sinfonia del Rey Hotel & Spa indowntown Hanoi, the Rhythmns offers diners a perfect view of Hoan Kiem Lake and theOld Quarter. Traditional Vietnamese and international cuisines are on the menu,with roasted chicken, spring rolls, banana rolls and ice cream winning beingthe signature.

The blending of sophisticated western architecture with local heritage hascreated a beautiful melody, expected to touch the emotion of guests, and takethem on a unique sensory journey, according to Tripadvisor.

Meanwhile, Cloud Nine, on the 9th floor of La Siesta Premium Hotelon Hang Be Street, has impressed diners with its nostalgic architectural style,along with iconic delicacies from across the nation.

Ise Sueyoshi Restaurant inJapan was named the best fine dining establishment in Asia, followed byAvartana (India) and Akira Back (Thailand).

Lastyear, Kabin restaurant in Ho Chi Minh City was the only Vietnamese representativein the list of Asia’s best restaurants.

The Tripadvisor’s list was made based on a high volume of above-and-beyondreviews and opinions from their readers around the world over a 12-monthperiod.

Travelers’ Choice Best of the Best is an annual award of Tripadvisor with five categories,namely favourite destinations, beach, hotels, restaurants and things to doaround the world./.

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