Red at 5 cafes decorated for Tet in Hanoi

May May Coffee

Located deep in a small alley in Hai Ba Trung district, May May Coffee is a rooftop cafe and tea shop located on the top floor of a building. As soon as you step into the shop, you will feel the cool, fresh air typical of this place.

Above all, the bar also organizes live music shows. This place fully converges sunset view, quality music and selected trendy drinks. It seems like you will step into a new world immersed in music and poetic scenery with completely different emotions.

In the midst of the spring atmosphere, the shop has invested in decorating impressive virtual living corners so you can sip attractive drinks to the melodious live music and check-in to take photos to preserve memories.

Address: 6th Floor, Building 131, Trai Ca Lane, Truong Dinh, Hai Ba Trung, Hanoi

Le Puro Cafe & Lounge

The next suggestion for you is Le Puro Cafe & Lounge. Known as one of the cafes that catch the trend of welcoming Tet quite early, Le Puro Cafe & Lounge offers a colorful and sparkling Tet decoration space. Coming here, you can not only enjoy delicious drinks but also bring back countless quality virtual life photos.

In addition, if you are a fan of desserts, you definitely cannot miss this place. Enjoying delicious cakes from Le Puro right after they come out of the oven will definitely bring you an interesting experience during this Tet Giap Thin.

Address: 87 Linh Lang, Cong Vi, Ba Dinh, Hanoi

The Yard Cafe & Bistro

The Yard Cafe & Bistro offers a modern retro space, a place to connect with the past in a fresh way. With a three-story space, you can relax and find a sense of peace with many unique chill corners. One of the characteristics of the restaurant is the planting of many green trees combined with a lovely garden and balcony.

For those who love open spaces, the cafe has simple but extremely comfortable tables and chairs in the garden. The space inside the cafe is arranged in a warm, classic European style. During the Lunar New Year, each space in the cafe is decorated in a unique style, giving you a unique discovery experience that creates a warm feeling during the coming of Tet and Spring.

Address: Alley 279 Giang Vo, Cho Dua, Dong Da, Hanoi

Hasu Cafe

Located in the busiest street of the capital, Hasu Cafe impresses young people with its simple but extremely unique design style. With a concept design that is always innovative but still retains its original characteristics, the shop is a favorite place for those who love to check-in and live virtually.

From the moment you arrive at the shop, you will be attracted and pay attention to the unique facade. The deeper you go inside, the more overwhelmed you will be by the design that is like a miniature studio here. With the main neutral color tone combined with simple, not too fussy decor items, the space of the shop becomes more spacious.

Each corner of the shop has a different decor to let you indulge your passion for virtual life without having to choose a corner. The shop tends to have a modern style, but is no less gentle and sophisticated, suitable for today's youth. Like a chameleon, the shop always seeks newness and transformation, especially during the traditional New Year.

Address: 12 Hang Chuoi, Pham Dinh Ho, Hai Ba Trung, Hanoi

TB Cafeteria

Renovated from an old French building 400 m²But looking from the outside, no one would think TB Cafeteria is a cafe. Even from the outside, the shop still retains its inherent rusticity, exuding a "love" that blends the ancient and the modern.

When entering the shop, the space is divided into many airy rooms with windows to welcome light and wind. In particular, the shop is decorated with many paintings, an artistic place to relax so you can both admire and enjoy attractive drinks. Especially, during the Lunar New Year, every space in the shop becomes a virtual living coordinate for those who are passionate about ancient beauty.

Address: 42 Yen Phu, Truc Bach, Ba Dinh, Hanoi

Phuong Mai is a reporter for Travellive Magazine in Hanoi.

Phuong Mai