Lá Studio

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I really like the atmosphere. Lá Studio is located in an alley which only make the vibe of the whole place more cozy. The building used for the cafe is beautiful. I tried the strawberry smoothie and salted caramel coffee (the name might be wrong) and a cookie. I didn’t like the smoothie very much, I think if it was colder and sweeter it would match my preference (but that’s just me, someone might really like it). The coffee was okay, i just personally like coffee with more pronounced tasted. I saw other tables getting really good looking sandwiches which I’ll definitely try next time I come back ☺️☺️

My husband and I are here and got the mushroom sandwich and the hummus sandwich. Both were fantastic; fresh, filling and fairly portioned. The bread was baked fresh on site, as were some of the cakes, cookies etc. The only minor downside is that mopeds are parked in the front of the restaurant, which meant we were dining with diesel fumes at points, but overall we still enjoyed our food.

So many great sandwiches to choose from! Had a “BLT” and a grilled cheese with tomato soup which were all on point. Lemon poppyseed cake wasn’t too sweet which was nice. Coffee 10/10

La Studio Hanoi can get quite busy around lunchtime—and likely stays lively well into the afternoon. I tried the tempeh bagel, and it was absolutely delicious—flavorful, satisfying, and just what I needed. It's a great spot to catch up with friends or get some work done. The atmosphere is relaxed yet vibrant, with a nice selection of refreshing drinks and sweet treats to keep you going. Whether you're stopping by for a quick bite or settling in for a productive session, La Studio offers a welcoming and enjoyable experience.

Probably one of my favourite coffee shops in Hanoi. First of all, the location is quite hidden, and I haven’t quite figured out how the schedule works—sometimes it’s open, sometimes it’s closed. But that wooden door has been attracting me ever since I first walked down that street. The place itself is super beautiful and full of character and charm. The drinks and food are simply very good and well-prepared. I’d say it’s a bit of a heaven for vegetarians. I’m not one myself, but I’ve enjoyed nearly all the sandwiches there, and the tomato soup with grilled cheese is definitely worth trying. Pricing is very reasonable—actually, for the quality, I think it’s pretty cheap. Also, you must try their chocolate sea salt cookies. They’re always super fresh, chewy, and packed with flavour. The staff are nice and polite, and there’s no issue speaking English at all.