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Moca Cafe
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+84 4 825 6334
+84 4 825 6334
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14-16 Nha Tho Street, Hanói, Vietnam Address

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Moca Cafe Hanoi

Near the Cathedral, Nha Tho Street is a mecca for foreigns in Hanoi. It has dozens of restaurants of all price ranges and qualities. The Moca Café is aimed at tourists rather than backpackers, because the bill will probably be around 10-15 euros. It's international food, specializing in Italian and Indian. It's not worth eating Vietnamese food here as it's expensive and there are hundreds of bars around where you eat better.

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