Muslim food in Hanoi 2 Days 1 Night

Sure! Here’s a helpful guide for Muslim food in Hanoi with a sample 2 days 1 night itinerary tailored for Muslim travelers or anyone seeking Halal meals.

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Overview: Muslim Food in Hanoi

While Hanoi doesn’t have a large Muslim population, it still offers a good number of Halal restaurants—especially near the Old Quarter and Hoan Kiem Lake. There’s also one mosque in the city:

• Al-Noor Mosque – 12 Hang Luoc Street, Hoan Kiem (central location)

Top Halal/Muslim-Friendly Restaurants in Hanoi

Here are some recommended Halal-certified or Muslim-friendly restaurants:

Suggested Itinerary – 2 Days 1 Night Muslim-Friendly Trip in Hanoi

Day 1: Arrival – Explore Old Quarter – Halal Dining

Morning or Afternoon: Arrival in Hanoi

• Check into a hotel near Hoan Kiem Lake or Old Quarter – easy walking access to Halal food and sightseeing.

Lunch

• d’Lions Restaurant
  Try: Nasi Lemak, Chicken Satay, Tom Yum Soup (all Halal)

Afternoon

• Visit Hoan Kiem Lake, Ngoc Son Temple (cultural site)
• Explore Old Quarter streets (Hang Gai, Hang Bac, etc.)

Evening

• Visit Al-Noor Mosque for prayer
• Dinner at Zaynab Restaurant (Middle Eastern food)
  Try: Chicken Shawarma, Hummus, Falafel, Rice dishes

Optional: Walk around Hanoi Night Market (weekends) or enjoy the street view near Dong Xuan Market.

Day 2: Sightseeing – Halal Brunch – Departure

Morning

Optional early visit to:

• Temple of Literature (Vietnam’s first university)
• Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum (if time permits)

Brunch / Early Lunch

• Namaste Hanoi (Indian cuisine)
  Try: Butter Chicken, Garlic Naan, Masala Chai

Before Departure

• Quick visit to a souvenir shop or relax at a café (some coffee shops in Hanoi offer vegetarian options)

Hotel Suggestions (Muslim-Friendly Area)

Choose hotels in or near the Old Quarter, which are close to Halal restaurants and the mosque.

• Oriental Suites Hotel & Spa
• Hanoi Pearl Hotel
• La Siesta Hotel & Spa
• Sofitel Legend Metropole Hanoi (luxury, can accommodate Halal requests)

Always notify the hotel in advance if you need Halal food, prayer mat, or Qibla direction.

Muslim Travel Tips in Hanoi

• Use Muslim Pro or Qibla Finder to locate prayer directions.
• Ask if the meat is Halal-certified; some restaurants use imported Halal meat but may not be officially certified.
• Al-Noor Mosque has prayer facilities for men and women.
• Be cautious with street food – it’s often not Halal, and many dishes contain pork or alcohol (especially in broths or sauces).

Would you like a printable itinerary or help booking Halal-friendly hotels or private tour guides for Hanoi or other cities in Vietnam (like Ho Chi Minh City or Da Nang)? Let me know!