Restaurant

Ha Noi Vietnamese Restaurant

Name: Ha Noi Vietnamese Restaurant
Address: Georgiou 'A 30, 4047 Λεμεσός, Limassol, CY
Price range: $10-20

Germasogeia, Limassol

Restaurant in Limassol, Cyprus

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The Read

Price

$10–20per person

Dress

Casual

Why go

Book Ha Noi Vietnamese Restaurant for a relaxed Vietnamese meal in Limassol, not for a polished occasion dinner. It is better suited to an easy repeat visit, a casual group, or a later-night craving than a high-stakes celebration.

About Ha Noi Vietnamese Restaurant

Ha Noi Vietnamese Restaurant is in Limassol, with a casual dress code.

The safest way to plan is to treat it as a casual Limassol restaurant and confirm any practical details directly before you go.

A casual Limassol pick

The dress code is casual. Everyday clothing is a sensible choice; for details such as the room, service style, menu format, or occasion fit, check directly before you go.

For planning around the rest of the city, use the Limassol restaurants guide for broader dining context, plus the Limassol bars guide if the meal is part of a later night. If the trip needs a place to stay, the Limassol hotels guide is the cleaner starting point.

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Planning details

Location: Georgiou 'A 30, 4047 Λεμεσός

The take

The Take

The Vibe

Ha Noi positions itself as a focused Vietnamese outpost in Limassol, standing apart from the city’s prevailing taverna and mezze culture. The copy emphasizes an ingredient-first logic, aromatic broths developed over hours, raw herb assemblies served at the table, and bright fermented condiments, so the restaurant reads as purposeful and sincere rather than generic. That commitment to provenance gives the place a quietly confident personality: it feels like a dining room where technique and specific flavors matter, and where the experience hinges on clarity of taste rather than elaborate presentation or thematic decor.

Best For

This is a good spot for curious diners and families looking for something different in Limassol’s dining scene. Vietnamese offerings are described as rare in the city, so Ha Noi is especially relevant for anyone seeking pho and other herb-forward bowls rather than pan-Asian blends. The menu’s focus on broths and fresh herbs makes it well suited to lunch or dinner, and the tone of the description suggests approachable, family-friendly service rather than a formal tasting-menu environment. It works well for small groups and everyday meals where authentic flavors are the goal.

Ordering Tips

Start with the signature items, pho and spring rolls. Ask your server about the broth base and where key aromatics and herbs come from (local vs. imported); those answers reveal how the kitchen handles authenticity. Look for dishes that showcase fresh herb assemblies and fermented condiments, since those elements are structural to Vietnamese cooking. If you care about provenance, make that question part of your order conversation.