Half green house-half cafe, this spot at Hoan Kiem Lake Park serves up a mean cup of coffee to be enjoyed among the soothing greens.
When in Hanoi, one absolutely has to visit the many cafes dotting the city. After all, the coffee culture here is unlike any other in all of South East Asia.
If you find yourself at the Hoan Kiem Lake Park, as most tourists to Hanoi would, pop into Gardenista Cafe for a spot of coffee and a bit of rest.Gardenista is half green house-half cafe, with plenty of plants both on the floor, standing on the counter, and even hanging from the ceiling.
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