Restaurant in Hanoi, Vietnam

Lamai Garden

Name: Lamai Garden
Address: 36B Đ. Đê Quai, Tứ Liên, Tây Hồ, Hà Nội 100000, Vietnam, Hanoi, VN
Telephone: +84 961 676 448

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About Lamai Garden

Lamai Garden is a practical Tây Hồ pick for contemporary Vietnamese cooking when you want a more composed dinner without jumping to Hanoi's highest price tier. Book it for a calm West Lake evening, especially as an alternative to Backstage at a similar spend or Gia when a full splurge feels unnecessary.

In Hanoi, Lamai Garden is worth considering when the goal is Vietnamese Contemporary cooking at a ₫₫₫ price level. The verified profile is direct: a Hanoi restaurant serving Vietnamese Contemporary cuisine, with smart casual dress, published hours from Monday through Friday, weekend closure, a Michelin Guide 2026 Plate. For diners comparing options, it can sit in a decision set with Gia and other dining rooms, depending on the meal you are planning.

A Hanoi choice for contemporary Vietnamese cooking

The case for booking here starts with fit. Lamai Garden is verified as Vietnamese Contemporary, so it is best understood as a restaurant choice for diners who want that cuisine category in Hanoi. The confirmed Michelin Guide 2026 Plate gives it a clear recognition signal, the ₫₫₫ price marker helps set expectations before booking.

The cuisine label matters here. “Vietnamese Contemporary” identifies Lamai Garden within a contemporary Vietnamese category. That distinction helps set expectations: book it for Vietnamese Contemporary cooking in Hanoi, while leaving room in a broader itinerary for other kinds of dining around the city. For visitors building a Hanoi food itinerary, it can be compared with Gia or another dining room.

Who should book it, who should cross-shop

Book Lamai Garden if you want Vietnamese Contemporary cooking in Hanoi, a ₫₫₫ price signal, a smart casual plan. Senté (Nguyen Quang Bich Street) is a natural comparison for diners weighing named options. Backstage is another option to compare. Choose between them based on the kind of meal you are planning and the specific availability that fits your schedule.

Diners planning ahead should calibrate the ask. Lamai Garden has a confirmed Michelin Guide 2026 Plate, smart casual dress, a ₫₫₫ price marker, which make it a Hanoi restaurant to consider for a planned meal. If you are comparing a few named restaurants, Gia is another useful reference point. If the priority is Vietnamese Contemporary cooking at Lamai Garden's verified price level, Lamai Garden remains a sensible candidate.

Practical decision: plan around the published schedule. Lamai Garden is open Monday through Thursday from 6–11:30 PM, Friday from 11 AM–3 PM and 6–11:30 PM, closed Saturday and Sunday. That makes weekday planning important for travelers who are only in Hanoi for a short stay.

Frequently Asked Questions

How far ahead should I book Lamai Garden?

Booking timing is not verified, so check Lamai Garden's official channels for current availability. Its confirmed schedule is Monday through Thursday dinner, Friday lunch and dinner, closure on Saturday and Sunday.

Is Lamai Garden worth the price?

It may be worth considering if you want Vietnamese Contemporary cooking in Hanoi at a ₫₫₫ price level. Gia is another useful comparison, while Lamai Garden makes sense for diners focused on its verified cuisine, price, schedule, Michelin Guide 2026 Plate recognition.

Does Lamai Garden handle dietary restrictions?

Dietary accommodation details are not verified. Ask Lamai Garden directly before booking, especially if you have allergies or strict dietary requirements.

What should a first-timer know about Lamai Garden?

Go expecting Vietnamese Contemporary cooking in Hanoi, smart casual dress, a ₫₫₫ price level, a Michelin Guide 2026 Plate. It is open Monday through Thursday from 6–11:30 PM, Friday from 11 AM–3 PM and 6–11:30 PM, closed Saturday and Sunday.

What are alternatives to Lamai Garden?

For another named option, compare it with Senté (Nguyen Quang Bich Street). Gia and Backstage are also options to consider. Don's Tay Ho and Halia Restaurant are additional names to compare when planning a meal.

Is Lamai Garden good for a special occasion?

It can be considered for a planned Hanoi meal if Vietnamese Contemporary cooking, smart casual dress, a ₫₫₫ price level fit the occasion. Gia and Backstage are other restaurants to compare when choosing the right setting.

Location

36B Đ. Đê Quai, Tứ Liên, Tây Hồ, Hà Nội 100000, Vietnam

Hanoi, Vietnam

Compare Lamai Garden

Lamai Garden Hanoi and similar venues

Venue	Location	Cuisine	Awards	Price
Lamai Garden	Hanoi	Vietnamese Contemporary	Michelin Guide Hanoi Ho Chi Minh City Da Nang 2026, Plate, Lamai Garden	₫₫₫
Halia Restaurant	Hanoi	,	,	,
Don's Tay Ho	Hanoi	,	,	,
Senté (Nguyen Quang Bich Street)	Hanoi	Vietnamese Contemporary	,	₫₫
Gia	Hanoi	Vietnamese Contemporary	,	₫₫₫₫
Backstage	Hanoi	Vietnamese Contemporary	,	₫₫₫

How Lamai Garden Hanoi compares with similar nearby venues.

Also Consider

Halia Restaurant, Notable alternative
Don's Tay Ho, Notable alternative
Senté (Nguyen Quang Bich Street), Vietnamese Contemporary, ₫₫
Gia, Vietnamese Contemporary, ₫₫₫₫
Backstage, Vietnamese Contemporary, ₫₫₫

How Lamai Garden compares in Hanoi

Against Gia, Lamai Garden is the more moderate choice: Gia sits at ₫₫₫₫ and is the better fit when the meal is the main event, while Lamai Garden works better when you want contemporary Vietnamese cooking at ₫₫₫ without turning dinner into a full splurge. Compared with Backstage, the price tier is the same, so the decision should come down to location and room preference: choose Lamai Garden for Tây Hồ convenience, Backstage for a more central Hanoi plan.

Senté (Nguyen Quang Bich Street) is the sharper value comparison at ₫₫ in the same Vietnamese Contemporary category. If budget matters more than setting, Senté is the easier recommendation. If the night calls for a more occasion-ready West Lake dinner, Lamai Garden makes the stronger case.

Halia Restaurant and Don's Tay Ho are useful Tây Hồ cross-shops when neighborhood convenience matters, but the cleaner comparison for food style is Senté, Gia, Backstage. For most diners, Lamai Garden is the middle lane: more polished than a value-led contemporary Vietnamese booking, less of a commitment than Gia, practical if West Lake is already part of the evening.