Bancông : Café, restaurant et bar colonial à Hanoi
Situé au 2 Đinh Liệt dans le quartier Hàng Đào à Hoàn Kiếm, Bancông a été ouvert récemment pour offrir une expérience culinaire authentique dans un cadre colonial. Ce lieu, fondé par des passionnés de gastronomie, s'est rapidement imposé comme une adresse incontournable pour les amateurs de café, brunch et restauration à Hanoi. Son ambiance chaleureuse et son décor colonial en font un endroit apprécié aussi bien pour un café en matinée que pour un dîner entre amis.
Le restaurant propose une variété de spécialités, notamment le fameux egg coffee, un incontournable, ainsi que des plats européens et vietnamiens. La terrasse à l'étage offre une vue agréable sur la rue, idéale pour profiter d’un brunch ou d’un apéritif dans une ambiance cosy. Bancông se distingue par ses petits déjeuners internationaux, ses pâtisseries maison et ses boissons rafraîchissantes, faisant de chaque visite une expérience gourmande et relaxante.
L’atmosphère de Bancông est à la fois élégante et décontractée, avec un décor colonial fleuri et une ambiance conviviale. Les clients apprécient la décoration soignée, la terrasse en étage, et la musique d’ambiance qui crée une atmosphère relaxante. Que ce soit pour un café, un brunch ou un dîner, ce lieu offre un cadre charmant pour découvrir Hanoi autrement, dans un environnement à la fois moderne et chargé d’histoire.
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"Strolling in Hà Nội’s Old Quarter, you’ll be struck by the yellow-painted French colonial-era villa at number 2 Đinh Liệt street. This mansion was once tinged with moss and a favourite place for photographers. In 2019, the villa was transformed into Bancông Cafe & Restaurant, but retained the original architecture and structure, making it an attraction for both Hanoians and tourists. I was part of the team that undertook this transformation. As co-owner of Bancông Cafe I wanted to help rejuvenate this grand old Hà Nội edifice; resurrecting it for a new generation of Hanoians while also retaining its heritage and connection to the past. Unlike a number of older French villas with sophisticated baroque architecture in Hà Nội, Bancông was built in the Art Deco style with spacious, square rooms filled with light. The name of this cafe reflects its architectural features: bancông means ‘balcony’. The villa has several airy balconies on which to sit, overlooking a bustling street corner. Bancông Cafe still retains a nostalgic atmosphere of Hà Nội in the 1930s, a time when the lifestyle of the Tràng An people (an old way to call Hanoians) reflected both the novelty and innovation of French culture mixed with bold, age-old Vietnamese traditions. The walls are stained from nearly a century of time; the antique wooden tables and chairs, the old picture frames, the faded yellow paper books, the arrangement of trees outside and the small, old, pretty decorations inside, along with the French music from the 1920s to 1940s echoing off the walls, all conspire to create a unique vibe at Bancông. The cafe has become a place for Hanoians to recall their cosy and intimate memories of Hà Nội’s past, even though most of its customers were born long after the villa was built. Throughout my life, Hà Nội has been changing rapidly. Every year, the skyline is different; fashions and trends come and go; people’s attitudes and pastimes change. Sometimes it can feel as if the city I knew – the place where I was born and grew up – has disappeared. Bancông tries to recapture a little part of an older Hà Nội, while also appealing to the new generation of Hanoians. When Bancông opened, the famous Hanoian actress Xuân Qùynh came here every day with her friends, because she loved how the place reminded her of her childhood. Bancông has a lot to tell people about itself and the ups and downs of Hà Nội and its people. At one time, the entire building was a roof for seven different households. This was quite common with old French mansions in Hà Nội in the decades following independence, in 1945. The villa’s current owner, a Hanoian architect who loves the building, decided to buy the whole place from the other families in order to maintain it properly. The Bancông team rented the site with an agreement to preserve the villa’s original architecture and take care of it. love sitting on any of the balconies that Bancông offers, looking over the busy snail shop (quán ốc) opposite, or the bustling street corners below. I always feel comfortable being at the cafe: inside one of the cosy rooms on a chilly winter’s day listening to some 1920s jazzy melodies, or outside on the balconies full of lush plants and vivid flowers on a lovely, warm autumn afternoon. Coffee is good at Bancông Cafe. They serve all different kinds of coffee – Italian style, Vietnamese style, and their own creations. I would suggest trying one of their signatures: “cà phê cốt dừa” (coffee with coconut milk) or “cà phê trứng” (egg coffee, a Hà Nội speciality). Of course, if you’d prefer something more familiar, all the typical espresso-based coffees are available, as well as classic Vietnamese cà phê đen đá (strong iced black coffee) and cà phê sữa đá (sweet iced coffee with condensed milk). On a hot summer’s day, the most refreshing option to cool you down is “dừa non lá nếp” (coconut with pandan leaves). Bancông also operates as a restaurant, serving various cuisines. Quality is good and portions are generous. The best deals are set menus intended for small groups, but if you’re there by yourself, a single dish meal is perfect for a short stop during your city exploration. Don’t forget to have a tour around the villa before grabbing the best seat. The spacious balcony by the flower shop on the second floor is perfect for a couple or a group of friends looking for a little privacy. Bancông’s staff are polite and friendly. They speak good English and have decent manners. The service is great in general, but during busy times your orders may be slow to arrive, so please be patient. Keep in mind that occasionally some groups of people take their wedding photos at the cafe. However, they are required to be quiet and respectful. You will likely find a tranquil corner in this massive mansion for reading, working, socializing or just chilling by yourself. "
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"Vista splendida. Edificio art déco"
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"Très bon café frappé à la noix de coco "
@saradelacochetiere
"Mention spéciale pour le café aux œufs et le bun cha !!"
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"restau trop mims excellents bun cha +++ terrasse trop kiki à l'étage "
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"Really good and chill I liked it a lot and good music"
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"Excellent Egg coffee et super bons fruits et gâteaux pas très cher ! Ambiance très cozy"
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"Ça a l’air d’être un truc de bouffe occidentale, genre pizza, burger… et ça a l’air rush, mais apparement c’est bon."
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"reataurant avec joli cadre, reco article internet"
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"Jolie maison coloniale. Repas moyen"
@kazenoshu
"Le egg coffee est incroyable, aller sur le balcon en haut ! "
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"Dans tous les guides. Peut-être très touristique "
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"Upmarket restaurant/cafe with multiple levels and a mix of Vietnamese and Western food. Great for sitting on the balconies and people watching!"
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"petit café très beau a l'extérieur comme a l'intérieur idéal pour prendre un café en terrasse "
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"Superbe endroit avec une terrasse qui surplombe la rue et mention speciale au café à l'œuf ainsi qu'à celui à la coco"
@caroline.lemmens
"Prendre une des petites tables en terrasse au 1er étage, the best celle du bout qui donne sur le carrefour ! Mdp wifi : bancong12345"
@marion448
"Ravissant décor colonial pour boire un verre le soir "
@gregosion
"Une dinguerie !! Café italien et pâtisseries bcp trop mignonne "
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"Très beau restaurant, fleuri, avec des plats européen ! Magique"
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"* (Pour le petit déjeuner) https://www.instagram.com/bancong.hanoi"
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"Beneden een koffie zaak, boven in een restaurant "
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"Edificio de tres plantas ideal. Tipo casa colonial francesa. Comida riquísima. Servicio maravilloso. Súper recomendable. Ambiente muy acogedor"
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"https://vt.tiktok.com/ZS8vBD7gn/ Có đồ ăn"
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"Cafés très bons, eggcoffee à tester, petits déjeuners internationaux un peu chers"
@iris.skacha