We visited Hanoi Corner to grab some drinks while we visited Italian day on the drive. It was very hot day, so, we ordered Mango slush and Matcha latte(cold) Mango slush was good, it tasted like smoothie, very thick and rich.it had a great flavor. Matcha latte was just ok. Last time I had this item, I remember it had more strong matcha flavor. I guess due to busy event with so many customers lining up. It was a good place to get asian style drinks. I will visit again. read more

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Popped in here for a quick lunch. Got a lemongrass chicken banh mi which was a decent price however, they totally skipped on the filling. It felt like such a skimpy sandwich. Also, the meat was definitely just reheated. My regular go to place is ~$8, made fresh in front of you and stuffed. The service is nice and it's a good spot to sit and eat. Small but gives a cozy vibe. Depending on the day, seating might be limited. read more

The Hanoi Corner - Vietnamese Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

The Vietnamese egg coffee was amazing. It was rich, creamy, and perfectly balanced. Definitely the highlight and worth stopping by for on its own. read more

The Hanoi Corner - Egg coffee - Vietnamese Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

I ordered the saigon style coffee and added creme brulee on top but it a little on the pricier side for mostly just tasting like regular coffee. The service was fine and I enjoyed the vietnamese themed ambiance. read more

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was excited to spot someone carrying a fresh drink in the colours of the italian flag on commercial drive, exactly what i was craving while checking out car free day. it didn't take long to track it down to hanoi corner, an unexpected find in a neighbourhood better known for its coffee culture. inside, the café blends seamlessly with the spirit of the drive. the atmosphere is eclectic and a little retro, with red accents, warm wood finishes, cozy tables, counter seats, and two communal tables to accommodate diners. a portable record player sits on display with three classic vinyls doubling as décor, abba greatest hits, nat king cole, and the sound of music. it adds a nostalgic yet quirky charm, giving the space the kind of personality that makes it feel like a true neighbourhood hangout. the menu is broader than you might expect, spanning vietnamese special coffees, a ceremonial matcha series, bubble tea, banh mis, snacks, vermicelli, spring rolls, and dessert. it is also vegan friendly. beyond food and drinks they stock logo baseball caps, tumblers, and ceremonial grade matcha and hojicha, so you can take a little of the café home with you. small touches add to the sense of welcome, like wifi and a deck of playing cards that invite you to hang rather than rush. the baristas were friendly and efficient, expertly hand whisking the matcha. the strawberry matcha latte arrived in vibrant layers, dark green resting over a ruby red base, with oat milk blended in at no extra charge, which was a nice surprise. the strawberry purée was tart and bold, easy to stir through, and ultimately overshadowed the matcha. still, the result was refreshing, and slightly sweet without being heavy. with the festival energy spilling in from the street, hanoi corner felt like an extension of commercial drive itself, vibrant, colourful, and perfectly tuned to the neighbourhood's eclectic charm. read more

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OMG the mango matcha is delightful with real fruit on the bottom. Will return! Padded seats may make for a nice meeting spot. Don't know about the condition of the bathrooms. Didn't need it at the time. read more

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Really cute place. Only stopped in for a coffee and were greeted warmly the moment we stepped in. Ordered the pandan coffee and regular Vietnamese coffee less sweet. And it was perfect! And the pandan foam is sooo good. Definitely would love to come back and try some of the other drinks and food. read more

The Hanoi Corner - Pandan coffee. So good! - Vietnamese Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

Came here because we were enticed by the drinks and were pretty satisfied overall. It was very busy, so service was slower (to be expected) but still friendly. We got a mango matcha latte and mango coconut slush. The drinks are a little pricey, but the use of real fruit is very reassuring. The seating area is a bit cramped, and when the store is busy it does feel a bit overwhelming to be inside. But overall, the drinks were satisfactory. read more

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It is highly rated so I came here to buy takeout tonight. I saw four customers were seated. Some ordered food and some ordered beverages only. A fifth one was standing at the counter and waited for a server to serve. The counter was without staff for a long period of time. I almost wanted to leave but finally I saw a staff came out from the backend or door. I went up and ordered four items. They were lemongrass chicken banh mi, fried chicken wings (which was their special on the menu), shrimp veggie salad rolls (2 in an order) and pork chop with vermicelli. The staff said the order would take 10 mins. In the end I waited for more than 20 mins. All of their dishes tasted good in general. The fried chicken wings with garlic flavour were the greatest. The pork chop did not look great in terms of presentation but it tasted good with the right marination. The shrimp veggie salad rolls tasted good but the peanut sauce was a bit strange to me (but some people might find it fine), and the lemongrass chicken banh mi tasted fresh and delicious. The customer service was good other than the long wait for the food and long wait for a staff to serve at the beginning. Hopefully, the service will become much better later. I parked in the residential area and walked to the restaurant. Commercial Drive is always busy with cars and people, so I would rather park a bit further away and walk. read more

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I went here on Sunday just to get some drink and a sandwich, Yelp showed me the Hanoi Corner on Commercial. They had lots of drinks and Banhmi sandwiches on the menu so I had to give it a try. The price was around $8 for sandwiches and drinks were from $6-7. I already saw few tables waiting for food and it took me some time to have my food ready. Drinks looked really good, but staff seemed to be struggling to keep up with orders. I ordered Lemongrass Chicken Banhmi ($7.95) with Pandan Coffee ($6.15). Drink was good, but sandwich was alright. Chicken was precooked and the sandwich overall didn't have much flavours. Staff were nice and friendly. One lady gave me a hot sauce when I asked for it. It tasted better this way. Bread was nice and crunchy. Sandwich was alright. Pandan coffee was quite yummy and not too sweet. I was excited to see Egg coffee and Ube Coffee on the menu. I found the place to be okay overall. read more

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Finally made it here to meet some friends after I had been meaning to try for a while. The shop isn't very big but they have a fair amount of seating including a few larger tables. Nothing fancy but I felt like care was put into the design of the space and making i feel authentic. The staff were nice. I wasn't keeping track of time, but while it felt like the food took a while, considering there were a few others in front of us, I didn't feel like we were waiting forever either. The drinks came out a little before the food. I got a vegan lemongrass "chicken" banh mi and a cacao egg foam drink. The vegan chicken was very tasty and juicy but not too saucy, and the bread was perfect - it was a little crispy but not so much that it crumbled when I bit into it. I got it with jalapeños; some bites were spicy with a piece of jalapeño, but I don't think the sauce itself is spicy even though this item was labelled as spicy. Instead of the usual mayo, they use vegan butter on their banh mi. At first I wasn't sure about this, but I think I actually prefer it over the mayo because they only used a little butter, and so it was less messy than the excess of mayo that is often used. The cacao drink was an awesome coffee-free alternative to the egg foam latte. I liked that it had a smooth chocolate flavour without being overly sweet. The egg cream didn't taste very eggy but added some depth and richness to the drink. The two friends I was eating with also enjoyed their banh mi and drinks. Both said the coffee was strong. The banh mis are pretty large and great value for the price under $10. read more

The Hanoi Corner - Vegan lemongrass "chicken" banh mi, cacao egg foam - Vietnamese Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

Very good, inexpensive banh mis, with plenty of vegan options. I stopped to grab a quick lunch for me and my wife. We ordered the tofu banh mi, the vegan lemongrass "chicken" banh mi, and a tofu salad roll (total was $26). All three were tasty, with the lemongrass "chicken" banh mi being the highlight. The tofu banh mi had vegan butter on it, which I think didn't work as well as the usual mayo. The bread was fresh and flaky. Good new spot for banh mis. read more

The Hanoi Corner - Tofu banh mi (vegan) - Vietnamese Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

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I enjoyed the sandwiches here, the bread is not thin or too flaky. Their drinks are pretty good. Ambiance is just a small café and service was okay, nice people. The only issue I didn't like is most of the things were sold out and the wait was long for 3 sandwiches and there was only 4 customers in the shop. read more

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I saw their signs go up and their lights go on the other day, so I stopped in a few evenings later t try 'em out. Glad I did; the crispy spring rolls and lemongrass chicken banh mi are _really, really_ good! Those were the recommendations of an effusive customer who was eating at one of the tables when I stepped in and started perusing the menu, and it was good advice. I also got a mango-coconut smoothie, which was texturally perfect and quite delicious, though a notch or two too sweet for my taste--that's not unusual; I tend to like a lot less sugar than many recipes call for. I liked my meal so much that I went back a couple nights later to try out a beef banh mi with hoisin sauce and the fresh (not fried) shrimp spring rolls. Also both excellent, though I think I do prefer the crispy rolls, which the enthusiastic young lady taking and cooking my order explained are a family recipe. The people running this place just radiate passion and love, and it shows in their craftsmanship (and in the refreshingly bright, sunny lighting they've put up--a very good choice in this dark time of year). I am eagerly looking forward to trying my way through the menu! I do worry they might not be charging enough; that lemongrass chicken banh mi cost under $8 and it was big and quite well stuffed with high-quality, fresh ingredients. read more

Small cute store with WiFi for quick bites or a little study session. The service was super nice and even gave us water after sitting there for a while read more

The Hanoi Corner - Lemongrass Bahn Mi, lotus tea, citrus and peach lemongrass tea - Vietnamese Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

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Just had lunch here (27th November. 2024) and it's just outstanding. The best baguette I've ever had. I ordered an egg coffee (perfect), a grilled pork Banh Mi (also perfect) and a shredded chicken banh mi (I think they gave me the wrong sandwich, I don't know what it was but it was good!). The only misstep was the beef salad roll, it just tasted off somehow, should of gotten the shrimp. read more