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painting on the wall at Tadioto, one of my favorite restaurants and bars in Hanoi. #tadioto #bars #hanoi #sushi #banhmi (at tadioto: art, bar, events) https://www.instagram.com/p/BrZRvAKFnVy/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=u7n8zbnnsqh9
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№ 29, The saxophone player and his audience, Hanoi, November 6, 2016
on the rooftop #tadioto #coziestplaceonearth #bestpubintown #dailylife
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uống suntory để gặp anh bob #suntorywhisky #lostintranslation #tadioto #ilovewhisky #japanesewhisky (at tadioto: art, bar, events)
Found this on Dezeen.
When I lived in Hanoi, Vietnam, I would spend most evenings catching up with friends at a bar called Tadioto. More than a bar, Taditoto was a feeling and Nguyen Qui Duc was at the heart of it. He’s an amazing friend, journalist, creator, thinker and tastemaker. Taditoto, which means “we go by car” in Vietnamese has closed and opened many times, but it will always remain at the center of my Hanoi memories.
I love all the design press that Hanoi is getting right now and think I might have to book a trip back soon….
Found this on Dezeen.
When I lived in Hanoi, Vietnam, I would spend most evenings catching up with friends at a bar called Tadioto. More than a bar, Taditoto was a feeling and Nguyen Qui Duc was at the heart of it. He’s an amazing friend, journalist, creator, thinker and tastemaker. Taditoto, which means “we go by car” in Vietnamese has closed and opened many times, but it will always remain at the center of my Hanoi memories.
I love all the design press that Hanoi is getting right now and think I might have to book a trip back soon….
