Madame Hiên - Didier Corlou's new Vietnamese restaurant

Madame Hiên : why ?

“This restaurant is a dedication to my wife’s grandmother and to all Vietnamese women of the past and the present.

It is also a tribute to their way of cooking, their ancestral culture and the artisanal and regional knowledge of over one thousand years.

The rich diversity of Vietnam, found in its two deltas, fifty four minorities, three thousand kilometers of coastline and many natural resources (rivers, forests, mountains and oceans) is reflected in its cuisine.

Discover Mother’s cuisine through the perfume of the 36 streets…”

Didier Corlou

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15 Chan Cam, Hanoi, Vietnam
Open every day from 10:30am to 11pm
Close for Têt only.
 

La Verticale & Madame Hien - Fresh and smooth dishes for lunch

Fresh and smooth dishes will be serving for lunch next week:
in La Verticale: “Nicoise style salad with grilled tuna and poached egg”, “Grilled chicken with lime”…
in Madame Hien: “Vegetable & fruit spring roll”, “Fish & herbs in tumeric juice”…

La Verticale & Madame Hien Restaurant will be close for Tet holiday from the Saturday, February 13th 2010 to the Tuesday, February 16th 2010.

The new summer menu is coming soon in La Verticale…

Let’s say week-end: it is a beautiful weather to fish, you will find all your equipement in the Shop Quỳnh Chi at 4B Hàng Giấy…

Have a nice week in Hanoi.

Sales & Marketing Manager
 

La Verticale Restaurant

The Verticale’s dishes are the result of a surprising French and Vietnamese fusion that goes across the conventional boundaries. Indeed, the subtle association of ingredients of high quality with various spices explains why the meals at Verticale are so stunning.

You can taste the delicacies in a villa built during the 1930s based on French and Indochina architecture. This villa has been the occasional working and residence place of a mandarin from Hue under Bao Dai, it has been restored but only at minimum to keep most of the aspects from that period.

There are five principal colours very representative of this architecture: green, yellow, black, white and orange. These five colours are also symbols of the five seasons: spring, summer, autumn, winter and the fifth one is called the “transition season” which lasts for 21 days.

In the restaurant, you can also see glimpses into Corlou’s life as well, through the framed white-and-black photographs depicting his and his Vietnamese wife’s families through six generations.

 

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Didier's Own Recipes

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Boutique

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Our Address

19 Ngo Van So Street,contact_map
Hoan Kiem District.
Tel.: (04) 3944 6317
Email us here.

Discover The Spices Of Vietnam

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Uncover Didier's Own Recipes

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