About Co Hanh
Co Hanh is a modern Vietnamese restaurant located in Melbourne’s CBD, known for its home-style Vietnamese dishes with a contemporary twist. The menu typically features favourites like pho, grilled and barbecue dishes, rice paper rolls, shared plates, and a curated cocktail list inspired by Vietnamese flavours. As a dine-in venue, Co Hanh focuses on sit-down meals, drinks at the bar, and sometimes takeaway or delivery through partner platforms; they do not operate as a subscription or membership service.
A Co Hanh charge will usually appear on your bank or card statement after dining at the restaurant, settling a bar tab, paying for takeaway, or ordering via an online delivery partner linked to the venue. The descriptor may show as “CO HANH”, “CO HANH MELBOURNE”, or a similar variation including the suburb or the restaurant’s merchant ID. In some cases, you might see a pending or slightly different amount due to a pre-authorisation on your card (for example when opening a tab or when the bank converts currency), gratuities added after the card is inserted, or when splitting bills across multiple cards.
If you’re unsure about a Co Hanh charge, first check your calendar, text messages, and email for booking confirmations, delivery receipts, or bank notifications around the transaction date. Ask family members or colleagues who may have used the card during a shared meal or work function. To resolve questions, you can contact the restaurant using the details listed on cohanh.com or on your receipt, providing the transaction date, exact amount, and the name on the booking. Most billing issues—such as duplicate charges, incorrect amounts, or confusion about tips—can be addressed by speaking directly with the venue or, if needed, by contacting your bank for further investigation.