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Long Vi Dung Salad – Hanoi | Famous specialty of Hanoi City

Long Vi Dung salad is the most delicious and popular mannequin restaurant in the area along Hoan Kiem Street. Strolling on the old town and visiting this restaurant, diners will not be disappointed with the open space a bit rustic. Along with that is an extremely attractive menu with famous dried beef salad, beef spring rolls, filter cake, and even fried spring rolls. 

Enjoy delicious Hanoi rolls with a "chill" space
Enjoy delicious Hanoi rolls with a “chill” space 

Address:  23 Hoan Kiem Lake, Hoang Kiem District, Hanoi 

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