This street is commonly known as Hanoi Beer street and is set in the northern part of Old Quarter. It comes alive at night with dozens of cafes, night clubs, eateries, massage parlors, etc....much reminding on such in Pattaya or Phuket. Music is very loud, coming from every, tiny and small club one by another, so while walking you hear only unrecognizable mixed music noise. We just walked through without any desire to sit somewhere, even our teenage daughter didn't like it.

A famous street in Hanoi where one can find many pubs, bars and drinking holes along the street. They even sat on the road with low chairs sipping ice cold beers. It was extremely busy and packed on a Saturday night and as I walked along, I was constantly bombarded with people touting. I found this rather unpleasant and tried to walk as fast as possible. It’s just not something for me but it’s strictly my opinion. I’m sure many will find this place interesting. For someone who’s not into drinking and loud music, this may not be the place for you. But I enjoyed walking along it, just once to soak in the bustling atmosphere.

We were swept up in the lively atmosphere of this iconic Hanoi destination. Inexpensive local beers flowed freely, making it easy to mingle with fellow travelers and soak in the electric ambiance. The street food stalls lining Ta Hien offered a tempting array of affordable eats, perfect for fueling a night of revelry.