Dooki, Laboong, and several other restaurants in Dong Da district received fines ranging from 4 to 12 million dong for issues like stagnant drainage and insects in food preparation areas.
The South Korean president and first lady enjoyed pho, fried rice, ice cream, grilled meat, durian, and other dishes in Hanoi's Old Quarter, along with banh xeo near their hotel.
Over 6,000 residents and tourists flocked to West Lake Water Park, experiencing various entertainment activities on its first day of opening for the summer season.
Lily flowers blooming profusely on a road within a 16,000 square meter garden in Hoa Phu village, Phu Cat commune, create a pristine white wall on both sides, drawing visitors for sightseeing and photography from morning until evening.
Hang Luoc bun rieu eatery reopens, attracting customers after improving its premises, following a nearly two-week suspension for food safety violations and a Chinese customer's complaint of it being 'dirty like torture'.
The owner of a tiny donut shop on Bach Mai street has maintained a price of 1,000 dong per piece for many years, selling an average of 3,000 pieces daily.
Pieces of airplane wreckage, bomb casings, and weapons are suspended at varying heights within an art space at the Hanoi Museum, inviting visitors to observe and reflect from diverse perspectives.
