Sawasdee Quan Ngon Thai Restaurant Review: Vietnamese Thai Food in Hanoi

After checking out of our Airbnb at Pham Hong Thai in Hanoi, we still had some time to spare before the check-in timing at the next Airbnb. To while the time a little, we decided to dine at Sawasdee Quan Ngon Thai Restaurant – a Vietnamese Thai food joint in Hanoi…

Sawasdee Quán Ngon Thái Restaurant Hanoi Review

Inside Sawasdee Quan Ngon Thai Restaurant

When we arrived at Sawasdee Quan Ngon Thai Restaurant, they had just opened and we were the first customers of the day. Inside, the seats were clean and there were even seats that faced that Ho Quang Ba Lake with views such as these…

View of Ho Quang Ba Lake from Sawasdee Restaurant Quan Ngon Thai Hanoi

Greenery and lake views from Sawasdee Quan Ngon Thai Restaurant Hanoi

Soon, the menu was brought over by the staff…

Sawasdee Quan Ngon Thai Restaurant Hanoi Menu

Sawasdee Quan Ngon Thai Restaurant Food Menu

The menu at Quan Ngon Thai Sawasdee Restaurant was very extensive. You’ll be able to get the standard Thai food fare such as Pad Thai, Thai Fried Rice and Thai Curry. You can also get dishes such as the spicy ribs, grilled fish, squid and herb chicken.

Sawasdee Quan Ngon Thai Restaurant Drinks Menu

As for drinks, they have a good variety of specialty drinks such as teas, juices and lassi.

What We Had at Sawasdee Quan Ngon Thai Restaurant Hanoi

This time, we chose to have the following dishes at Sawasdee Quan Ngon Thai Restaurant Hanoi:

– Beef Fried Rice (85k VND – $4.80)
– Curry Spaghetti (95k VND – $5.40)
– Fried Tofu (59k VND – $3.30)
– Special Lime Juice (39k VND – $2.20)
– Asahi (40k VND – $2.30)

Beef Fried Rice (85k VND - $4.80) from Quan Ngon Thai Sawasdee Restaurant Hanoi — Beef Fried Rice (85k VND – $4.80) from Quan Ngon Thai Sawasdee Restaurant Hanoi

First up, the Beef Fried Rice. The portion of the beef fried rice at Sawasdee Quan Ngon Thai was very generous. You could probably feed three people if you’re not too hungry. Taste wise, it was decent and it was served with shallots for that extra fragrance and crunch.

Sawasdee Quan Ngon Thai Restaurant Review Curry Spaghetti (95k VND - $5.40) — Sawasdee Quan Ngon Thai Restaurant Review Curry Spaghetti (95k VND – $5.40)

Our favourite during our visit to Sawasdee Quan Ngon Thai Restaurant was probably the Curry Spaghetti. As the name suggests, it is a cross between the western spaghetti and the Thai curry. Who would have thought that this combination was so delicious? The curry was in the style of the red thai curry, which was rich and complemented the al dente spaghetti very well. There were also generous amounts of chicken within. This is definitely a “must-order” if you’re at Sawasdee Quan Ngon Thai Restaurant in Hanoi!

Fried Tofu (59k VND - $3.30) at Sawasdee Vietnamese Thai Restaurant Quan Ngon Thai — Fried Tofu (59k VND – $3.30) at Sawasdee Vietnamese Thai Restaurant Quan Ngon Thai

The Fried Tofu was also nicely fried and crisp. We love it that it has been cut into smaller cubes of bite-sized pieces. Perfect with the Thai Chili Sauce.

Special Lime Juice (39k VND - $2.20) at Sawasdee Thai Quan Ngon Restaurant Hanoi — Special Lime Juice (39k VND – $2.20) at Sawasdee Thai Quan Ngon Restaurant Hanoi

To round up the meal, we decided to go with the Special Lime Juice. Nothing particularly good to shout about. Still, a refreshing drink to cleanse the palette after a satisfying Vietnamese Thai Food meal at Sawasdee Quan Ngon Thai Restaurant!

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If you’re in the vicinity and would like to try out other cuisine (other than pho), do stop by Quan Ngon Thai Sawasdee Restaurant to give the Curry Spaghetti a go. You may even slurp the last morsel off the plate of this amazing dish!

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