One of the 2 signature rooms at the restaurant is named Lang Lieu. It is designed based on the same concept as everywhere else of the place, bringing a sense of tranquility and freshness them moment you take your first step in…

The origin

Dating back to the Hong Bang Dynasty, it all began when the seventh Hung King - Lang Lieu heired the throne and set a milestone for the country’s culinary development. He was the first to introduced Banh Chung and Banh Day, which were made from the most common ingredient in the country - the rice. Humble as it might seem, Banh Chung and Banh Day held great meaning to Vietnamese people. Banh Chung is a green cake in the shape of a square, representing the Earth while Banh Day comes in a white, dome-shaped cake as a symbol of the sky. Made from the most prevalent yet precious ingredient of Vietnam, the two dishes display a balance of the universe also preserve the very core value of Vietnam.


How it comes to present

Inspired by the legend, Lang Lieu restaurant is desired to narrate the folk story by means of visual, sound, smell and of course, taste.

Lang Lieu room represents the man and his strength. Decorated mainly in square patterns, it first dates back to the story of Banh Chung, which is a symbol of the Earth. In Eastern culture, it also relates to yin and yang, the former of which being expressed in the architecture of Lang Lieu room.

The interior furniture of this room resembles those Northern villagers used in the old time. The decorations - the pictures, are from Dong Ho, where folk paintings were born and grown. Every item within the room is meticulously picked, so that they all have meaning of their own and played a role in history. From the very first sight, this room brings a sense of stability and power.

The main colour of this room is golden yellow, supported by deep red to further the royal vibe - a King palace.

Capacity: 50 seats

View: Hanoi Street

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