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铺满绿豆泥、酥脆红葱头和薄片gio lua的黄糯米饭——Xoi Xeo是Hanoi人最静谧的早餐执念。以下是适合家庭坐下来享用这份美味的地方。
最后更新 · May 26, 2026 · 独立调研,无任何赞助。
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“Xoi xeo”——即铺上绿豆泥、炸红葱头和几片“gio lua”（越南猪肉香肠）的黄糯米饭——一旦你尝过，就无需多言。它口感油润、咸香适口，姜黄染色的米饭带着淡淡的甜味，足以支撑你一上午的步行。按照Hanoi的标准，它既便宜又快捷。问题不在于要不要吃，而在于带着孩子去哪里坐下吃，才不会被挤出塑料小凳，甚至被挤到车流中。
糯米必须软糯适中，盛出来时能保持形状，既不能像胶水一样粘，也不能太干。顶部的绿豆层应该厚实且细腻，经过筛网压制，呈现出淡黄色的泥状，而不是颗粒感。炸红葱头是必不可少的：它们提供了酥脆感，使整道菜不会显得过于油腻。Gio lua是经典配料，切成薄片，边缘微微卷起。一些摊位还提供“gio bo”（牛肉香肠）或煎蛋，价格额外增加5,000–10,000 VND。
全市价格范围：每份15,000–30,000 VND，具体取决于配料和地理位置。
位于老城区Nguyen Huu Huan街的Xoi Yen是Hanoi最负盛名的Xoi Xeo店，它靠的是始终如一的品质而非炒作。这家店门面狭窄，大约早上6:00开门，通常在上午11:00左右就卖光了。一份包含绿豆、红葱头和gio lua的标准份大约需要25,000–30,000 VND。
对于家庭游客，实用建议是：店里有小桌子，人行道上也有几张凳子。上午7:30到9:00是上班族的高峰期，店里会非常拥挤。如果你带着年幼的孩子，需要一个安静的座位，请在早上7:00之前或9:30之后前往。员工动作很快，也习惯了外带订单，所以如果店里坐满了，直接点餐后带到附近的Dinh Le书街长椅上吃也是不错的选择。
地址： 35B Nguyen Huu Huan, Hoan Kiem District
营业时间： ~6:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.
价格： 25,000–30,000 VND
图片来源：Nguyen Truong Khang (Pexels)
向北约700米，在Hang Chieu街上，靠近Dong Xuan Market的边缘，从早上5:30左右开始，会有一群Xoi摊位摆在人行道上。其中最稳定的一家当地人称为Ba Thin摊位。这里的Xoi Xeo米饭偏甜一点——姜黄比例更高——绿豆泥比Xoi Yen的丝滑版本更干、更松散。有些人更喜欢这种口感；如果你吃得慢，它在炎热天气下不容易变质。
从后勤角度来看，这个地方更适合家庭：街道更宽，帆布棚下有矮小的塑料桌，而且人群散得更快。每份价格为20,000–25,000 VND。仅限现金，最好准备零钱。
位置： Hang Chieu街，靠近Dong Xuan市场入口
营业时间： ~5:30 a.m. – 10:00 a.m.
价格： 20,000–25,000 VND
图片来源：Nguyễn Hưng (Pexels)
如果你住在西湖（West Lake）附近而不是老城区，那么Xuan Dieu街上的Xoi Phuong值得一去。它拥有正式的店面，提供室内座位——有真正的椅子、吊扇和菜单板——这使其成为名单上最适合家庭的选择。这里的Xoi Xeo水准很高：绿豆层给得很足，红葱头每天现炸，如果孩子们想分着吃配料，你还可以点“xoi man tong hop”（混合咸糯米饭）。
由于地段原因，这里的价格略高，为28,000–35,000 VND。它营业到中午左右，比老城区那些11:00前就消失的摊位提供了更多灵活性。
地址： 12B Xuan Dieu, Tay Ho District
营业时间： ~6:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
价格： 28,000–35,000 VND
Xoi Xeo是早餐食品，大多数摊位中午就收摊了。如果你打算在Hanoi老城区漫步时顺便吃早餐，最好在街道变得喧闹之前去。大多数摊位只收现金。请准备小面额纸币：20,000和50,000 VND的纸币到处都能用。如果你想让早餐更完美，附近街头摊位的一杯“ca phe sua da”仅需15,000–20,000 VND，与口感浓郁的糯米饭非常搭配。