Tô Hiến Thành, Hà Nội · Food/Dining · Vietnamese · Traditional cuisine

Banh cuon ba Hoanh

Name: Banh cuon ba Hoanh
Address: 66 Tô Hiến Thành, Hà Nội, Hanoi, VN

On local signsBánh cuốn Bà HoànhSay itbahn · kwohn · bah · hwahn

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Open now · 06:00–20:00

Bánh cuốn chả Rice rolls with Vietnamese pork sausage45,000 VND ≈ $1.7
Bánh cuốn nhân + chả Pork-filled rice rolls with pork sausage55,000 VND ≈ $2.1
Bánh cuốn thịt nướng Rice rolls with grilled pork55,000 VND ≈ $2.1
Bánh cuốn chả + thịt nướng Rice rolls with pork sausage and grilled pork55,000 VND ≈ $2.1
Bánh cuốn nhân + thịt nướng Pork-filled rice rolls with grilled pork70,000 VND ≈ $2.7
Bánh cuốn nhân + chả + thịt nướng Pork-filled rice rolls with pork sausage and grilled pork70,000 VND ≈ $2.7
Cà cuống (gọi thêm, tính theo con) Giant water bug for the dipping sauce, per bug—
Bún riêu đầy đủ Crab noodle soup, full bowl55,000 VND ≈ $2.1
Bún chả Grilled pork with rice vermicelli—
Bánh giò Pyramid rice dumpling with pork35,000 VND ≈ $1.3

Giá món bên dưới là giá trên ShopeeFood, app giao hàng, đọc ngày 11/09/2026; ăn tại quán có thể rẻ hơn. Giá tại quán theo báo là 30.000–60.000đ một suất và 60.000đ một con cà cuống.

What people order

People come to eat the hand-steamed bánh cuốn (steamed rice rolls) of a restaurant that has been selling for more than 70 years. It has been on the Michelin Selected list for three years, 2024, 2025 and 2026. In 2019, Bánh cuốn Bà Hoành was among the Hanoi specialities served to international journalists at the US–North Korea Summit.

Hoàng Lê (thành viên Foody) · pilot-unlicensed · source
Tân Hồ Ngọc (Local Guide, ảnh kèm bài đánh giá Google Maps, '3 tháng trước') · pilot-unlicensed · source
TEAM NHAUHOLIC (thành viên Foody; watermark '@TEAMNHAUHOLIC' và 'TEAM NHAUHOLIC' trong ảnh) · pilot-unlicensed · source
unknown · pilot-unlicensed · source
Luong Cao Hien (Local Guide, ảnh kèm bài đánh giá Google Maps, '3 tháng trước') · pilot-unlicensed · source
unknown · pilot-unlicensed · source
Luong Cao Hien (Local Guide, ảnh kèm bài đánh giá Google Maps, '3 tháng trước') · pilot-unlicensed · source
Long Nguyễn (Saigoneer, 21/03/2023) · pilot-unlicensed · source
Tân Hồ Ngọc (Local Guide, ảnh kèm bài đánh giá Google Maps, '3 tháng trước') · pilot-unlicensed · source

Where you sit, who to bring

The restaurant is busiest at 7–8 a.m. and 11:00–13:30; at peak hours you wait a long time. It also draws visitors from far away: Michelin lists it in the Street Food group, and the most recent Tripadvisor review was written on 11 Jun 2026. A street-front restaurant at 66 Tô Hiến Thành, holding 40–50 tables, with tables set from inside out to the pavement; diners sit at the table and have the tray brought to them. The restaurant had been selling for more than 70 years as of 2024, and the family's children and grandchildren still steam the rice sheets by hand even though there are machines.

Nguyen Hong Ngoc (thành viên Foody) · pilot-unlicensed · source

Before you come

66 Tô Hiến Thành, Hà Nội

The restaurant is open 06:00–20:00 every day according to the Michelin Guide, Google Maps and Foody; a few older articles give a 21:00 closing time. There is no source yet for Tết and public-holiday closures. There are two profiles with the same name, at 34 Văn Cao and in Phúc Lợi, and it is unclear whether they are related to this restaurant; this page is about the restaurant at No. 66. The restaurant delivers through ShopeeFood; outside selling hours the app still accepts orders scheduled for delivery after 06:00 the next morning. Google Maps records that the restaurant has no wheelchair-accessible entrance.

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Practical details

Working hours

Monday (Today): ☀️; 06:00-20:00
Tuesday: 06:00-20:00
Wednesday: 06:00-20:00
Thursday: 06:00-20:00
Friday: 06:00-20:00
Saturday: 06:00-20:00
Sunday: 06:00-20:00

*Opening hours can change on public holidays, during maintenance, or for private events.

Highlights

Crowd

The restaurant is busiest at 7–8 a.m. and 11:00–13:30; at peak hours you wait a long time. It also draws visitors from far away: Michelin lists it in the Street Food group, and the most recent Tripadvisor review was written on 11 Jun 2026.

Planning

The restaurant is open 06:00–20:00 every day according to the Michelin Guide, Google Maps and Foody; a few older articles give a 21:00 closing time. There is no source yet for Tết and public-holiday closures. There are two profiles with the same name, at 34 Văn Cao and in Phúc Lợi, and it is unclear whether they are related to this restaurant; this page is about the restaurant at No. 66.

Atmosphere

A street-front restaurant at 66 Tô Hiến Thành, holding 40–50 tables, with tables set from inside out to the pavement; diners sit at the table and have the tray brought to them. The restaurant had been selling for more than 70 years as of 2024, and the family's children and grandchildren still steam the rice sheets by hand even though there are machines.

Popular for

People come to eat the hand-steamed bánh cuốn (steamed rice rolls) of a restaurant that has been selling for more than 70 years. It has been on the Michelin Selected list for three years, 2024, 2025 and 2026. In 2019, Bánh cuốn Bà Hoành was among the Hanoi specialities served to international journalists at the US–North Korea Summit.

Dining options

The main dish is Thanh Trì-style bánh cuốn steamed when the customer orders, with a minced-pork filling, eaten with chả (pork sausage) or grilled pork. You can order extra steamed cà cuống (giant water bug essence), cut into your dipping-sauce bowl, at 60,000 VND each. The aroma of the cà cuống essence is very strong, so those unaccustomed to it should think twice. The restaurant also sells bún chả, bún riêu and country cakes such as bánh giò, bánh tẻ and bánh rán.

Service options

The restaurant delivers through ShopeeFood; outside selling hours the app still accepts orders scheduled for delivery after 06:00 the next morning. Google Maps records that the restaurant has no wheelchair-accessible entrance.

Source

The shop name, the address 66 Tô Hiến Thành and the phone number come from the shop's Facebook page, the Michelin Guide page and Tripadvisor (read on 11 Sep 2026), together with Kenh14 newspaper (6 Oct 2022). Coordinates follow the OpenStreetMap point carrying house number 66 (last edited 20 Jan 2024), matching the Google Maps pin to within 4 m. The shop's age (over 70 years, counted up to 2024), the hand-steaming of the rolls, the number of tables, peak hours, in-shop prices and the price of cà cuống come from VietNamNet (12 Jul 2024). Articles by Eva and VietNamNet in 2025–2026 repeat exactly these figures, so they are not counted as new confirmation. The Michelin Selected title for 2024, 2025 and 2026 follows VietNamNet (24 Jun 2026); the shop's Michelin Guide page is still up but does not state the years it was selected. The dish description, the bánh tráng (rice-paper sheets) when the customer orders them, and the opening hours of 06:00–20:00 come from the Michelin Guide, and match Google Maps and Foody (read on 11 Sep 2026). The price of each dish is the price on ShopeeFood, a delivery app (read on 11 Sep 2026). Two dishes are listed on the app higher than the figures in the dish description, so in-shop prices may be lower. The story of Bà Hoành's bánh cuốn serving journalists at the US–North Korea summit comes from Eva (27 Feb 2019). Wheelchair-access information comes from Google Maps. The most recent evidence that the shop is still open: a Tripadvisor review written on 11 Jun 2026, and the ShopeeFood storefront still taking scheduled orders on 11 Sep 2026. What was not used: the closing time of 21:00 (only one 2024 article, copied many times, while every current source says 20:00); the milestones 'over 80 years' and 'nearly 100 years' (inconsistent with the 2024 article); the names of the founder and the manager (articles differ); an undated average price on Foody; the map pin on the Facebook page (placed in the wrong spot, toward Hà Đông); the menuqr page (auto-generated content that contradicts the other sources). Facts checked on 11 Sep 2026.

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