THE GÁNH POLE.
The carrying-pole shop — carrying Hanoi's flavors south to Saigon: charcoal-grilled pork, blue-white Bát Tràng ceramics, bamboo and rattan, and a heaped bún đậu platter.
Gánh Chả — Hanoi-style bún chả in District 1
Gánh Chả is a Hanoi carrying-pole shop at 90 Ho Tung Mau, Ben Nghe, District 1 — a fixed, independent shophouse bringing Hanoi's traditional cuisine to Saigon. The two baskets on the pole hold smoky charcoal-grilled pork and blue-white Bát Tràng bowls stamped with the shop's name; bamboo, rattan trays and baskets of fresh herbs make up the rest.
Real photos, real dishes.
Said plainly: the owner's photo set has no bún chả photo. The four dishes below are all from the shop's real photos — the bún đậu platter, phở bò, bánh tôm, and bún bò Nam Bộ.
Bún đậu Quán Gánh
A heaped bún đậu platter on a round woven tray: golden fried tofu, sliced boiled pork belly, vermicelli, herbs and a bowl of mắm tôm — the shop's stacked Bát Tràng blue-white bowls behind it.
Phở bò tái lăn
Phở bò with seared beef, served in the blue-white bowl stamped Gánh Chả — the shop's own bowl.
Bánh tôm Hồ Tây
Crispy bánh tôm with whole shrimp, on banana leaf in a woven basket with herbs, calamansi and chili — proper Hồ Tây style.
Bún bò Nam Bộ
Bún bò Nam Bộ in the blue-white bowl: sautéed beef, vermicelli, bean sprouts, pickled carrot and herbs — chili sauce on the side.
Two baskets, four treasures.
A Hanoi carrying pole, shouldered south to Saigon — four things that make the shop, all visible in the owner's own photos.
Every day, 8:00–22:00.
Per the Maps listing, the shop opens every single day — 8:00 AM to 10:00 PM, no rest days.
A lap around the shop.
Five real photos from the owner — the bún đậu platter, phở bò, bánh tôm, bún bò Nam Bộ, and chè sen nhãn. The set has no bún chả photo, so no photo here is labeled bún chả.
Ho Tung Mau, District 1.
90 Ho Tung Mau, Ben Nghe — open every day, 8:00 AM–10:00 PM.
Address
90 Ho Tung Mau, Ben Nghe, District 1, HCMC
Daily · 8:00 AM – 10:00 PM · No rest days
Phone: +84 876 689 090