No separate tip.

Rumor keeps five to seven PG girls on site. They pour your drinks and keep you company, and there is no tip on top. 200,000–300,000 VND per person covers the drinks and the food.

The worst part of a table like this in Hanoi is not knowing what gets added to the bill later. Here nothing does — the total is worked out before you sit.

The Korean owner is on site.

Ordering and paying both happen in Korean. No pointing at the menu, no argument over the bill. If it is your first time at a place like this, there is someone to ask. Not many pubs in Hanoi can say that.

Closer to a bar than a beer hall.

The lighting and the room are calm — a place to sit and talk, not to shout over the music. Easy after work with colleagues, and it works as a first stop or as a second one after karaoke.

There is a private room at the back of the ground floor.

With a group the room beats an open table — you can talk without the rest of the room hearing it. Good for a company dinner or a small gathering.

Space in the room is limited, so on a weekend or with a big group it is better to tell us first.

The food holds up.

Chicken, pizza, salads — enough of a menu to stand in for dinner, not just dried snacks. Prices and dishes are all in the menu photos above.

A lunch cafe by day.

Doors open at 10am. The same room serves food and coffee during the day and turns into a pub at night, which is why it stays clean.

They take almost any payment.

Cash in VND, card, USD and bank transfer. No need to draw out a pile of cash first.

Easy to find.

Inside The Manor CT1 in My Dinh. Telling a taxi or Grab driver "The Manor" is enough.

Send us your group size and time and we will check the room for you. We will also check how many staff are on that night and how best to seat you. The details we handle over chat — they change from night to night, so writing them here would only make them wrong. It costs you nothing extra.