2005 14th St, NW
At long last the Hanoi House Vietnamese Restaurant and Pho House opens in the former Blackbyrd space tonight at 2005 14th St, NW just north of U Street. We checked out the menu here.
From the owners:
Hanoi House was created to share the traditional northern Vietnamese cuisine of the Claudio family with our city. The menu was created by Executive Chef James Claudio and his grandmother, Lap Claudio, who taught him the art of Vietnamese cooking in their family home.
In addition to our Vietnamese classics, our cocktail program was created by master mixologist, Brendan Murphy (The Gibson). Both food and drink are enjoyed in a relaxed and beautiful setting, designed by Joe Reza and the owners. Like the Gibson, the music program was created by Eric Hilton (Thievery Corporation).
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