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Club De L'Oriental Hanoi (Former Emperior Restaurant)

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Club de L'Oriental Restaurant in Hanoi

After the closure of the once well-known Emperor restaurant, the owner now sets up the new restaurant called Club de L'Oriental.

Located in a short walk from the Opera House and the Sofitel Metropole in a three-storey building, it is a must for any foodies in Hanoi.

The main eating space has an open kitchen in the middle that allows diners to watch food preparation and chefs at work.

The wine cellar with with 500 kinds of wine all over the world and over 10,000 bottles is an ideal place where you can sip your way before or after dinner.

The Restaurant can be accommodate 180 people at same time. An excellent venue for wine and food, Club De l'Orental is highly recommended for discerning customers. The set menu starts from $40++, min 2 people and 500 wines to order!!! Come on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, you can enjoy a live traditional music while tasting food and wine.

Address: 22 Ton Dan Street, Hoan Kiem District.
PhoneL 8268801 Fax: 8268802 C 0906282178
Nguyen Le Hong Duy - Mananger

Published on 8/9/08

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