At 30 Hang Da street in the Hoan Kiem district of Hanoi's Old Quarter is \"Cultra Taproom,\" renovated from a house over 100 years old. Its feature is being able to enjoy a live performance of Vietnam's traditional song-and-dance drama cheo while dining, drawing everyone from the young generation to foreign travelers.<\/p>\n
In a space that retains the charm of the old house while adding modern elements, in addition to cheo, cultural programs shifting by season are arranged, such as ca tru and hat xam.<\/p>\n
Cultra Taproom is at 30 Hang Da street (Hoan Kiem district) in Hanoi's Old Quarter. It renovated a house from over 100 years ago, adding modern details while retaining the original architectural features. The entrance has white walls reminiscent of Hanoi's narrow alleys, and the third floor has a traditional red-tile rooftop space and outdoor balcony seats. There are playful touches too, like likening the drink tray to a sugoroku board.<\/p>\n
The greatest appeal is the live performance of cheo (traditional song-and-dance drama) enjoyable while dining. The program isn't limited to cheo but cycles through ca tru, hat xam, traditional-instrument performances, themed cultural events, and more. The repertoire changes by season. Ha My, born in 2002, says, \"I never imagined I could listen to cheo in a space like this. It feels very special.\"<\/p>\n
Organizing the hours and prices, it's as follows.<\/p>\n