Lasi House

I came in during a rainy afternoon, and the space felt extra cozy—like it wrapped around you. I ordered their signature iced latte and a slice of passionfruit cheesecake. The coffee was smooth, not too acidic, with just the right strength to perk me up. And the cheesecake? Light, tangy, with a crumbly base that somehow made me wish I wasn’t full after one slice. What I appreciated most was the atmosphere—it wasn’t crowded or chaotic. Just a couple of students typing away, someone sketching by the window, and soft lo-fi music humming in the background. The kind of vibe that makes you want to stay longer than you planned. Stepping into Lasi House at 3 Nguyễn Hữu Thọ felt like finding a little hidden pocket of calm in the middle of Hanoi's buzz. It's one of those places you wouldn’t spot unless you were looking for it—tucked just off the street, with soft lighting and a quietly inviting entrance. Inside, everything felt warm and thoughtfully put together: pale walls, lots of natural textures, and just enough greenery to make it feel fresh. If you’re ever in the Hoàng Mai area looking for a slow, quiet spot to read, work, or just sip something comforting, I’d definitely recommend giving Lasi House a visit.