Chopsteaks - Hanoi

Chopsticks offers a contemporary take on traditional Vietnamese cuisine. In their stylishly designed venue they wrap springrolls with a modern flair, soaked in a ton of youthful enthusiasm. It's obviously more expensive than traditional street food, but certainly within boundaries of most foreign visitors who like a touch of fine cuisine.

Brilliant food , service and entertainment . Highly recommended .A must go to venue .

Amazing and awesome place! Super friendly staff, incredible so good vietnamese food, you’ll experience real Vietnam in a very nice environment! Super recomended!!!

A well decorated restaurant with a bar counter, serve few types of draft beer. Service is friendly, place is comfy. Foods are pretty tasty, we enjoyed the Bun Cha, flavours are balance. The beef is tasty, the fried spring rolls are nice. The Chow Mein too sweet for our liking. Happy to know Ryan Giggs dined here . A good dinner for us.

This review was for 'chopsticks ', not 'chopsteaks '. not sure why I can't change the list above. __________________________ wow! oasis in a desert! this place literally saved me and my family, as we rest through the crowded Sunday hiking trails on the look for a place to rest and have a great Vietnamese culinary experience. probably somewhat higher than the typical local restaurant, but who cared for it. from hawaii and bangkok came to a bargain. open doors still air conditioned, friendly staff, the perfectly English speaking, full menu of noodles, roll, fill of sweet, cold beer and clean bathroom. could not ask for more. Moreover, even if the Sunday market restricts the cars in the opposite, the small road on which chopsticks is can take cars. simply order a dig taxi and wait until it arrives while I go on my beer schip. By the way, the camp was great and not just because it was about $2 usd per 1/2 pint. the suggested buhn noodles with pork, the railway mi bark sandwich (on a delicious krusty soft roll) and appetizer platter was great. find great! chopsticks has an atmosphere like a small bistro with an open bar, jazz playing top, clean and modern equipment (including bathroom) and comfortable seating. kudos to chopsticks. great discovery for a jungle night in hanoi! btw, I write this here while we finish our eating!