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I had heard you could find delicious french "petit dejeneurs" here in Hanoi, so I went around the Opera to look for "french cafes". I found this little cafe with a terrace and daily press, where they served me some delicious croissant with butter and a coffee with milk.
Not the same as Paris stuff, but still pretty close and the terrace is nice and calm.
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