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  • Banh Khot

    Banh Khot

    Banh khot (Vietnamese mini savoury pancake), one of the delicious dishes of the people from southern Vietnam , is a favourite of both domestic and foreign visitors. It is made mainly from rice and fresh shrimp and served with sweet and sour sauce and vegetables. 
  • Com Lam - Special made in a bamboo stem

    Com Lam - Special made in a bamboo stem

    Com Lam - Central Highlands of Vietnam offers visitors not just discovering spectacular sceneries but also eating and drinking like a mountain dweller.
  • Banh Phu The – Vietnamese conjugal cake

    Banh Phu The – Vietnamese conjugal cake

      “Banh phu the”  is a lot more interesting in texture and flavor. In the real one, the cake has it green color and flavor by being steamed inside its box...
  • Pho cuon: A favourite dish for hot summer in Hanoi

    Pho cuon: A favourite dish for hot summer in Hanoi

      The summer in Hanoi is extremly hot and often seems like a chore to face a bowl of steaming hot noodle soup (Pho) or a plate of rice. One cool and refreshing alternative is Pho Cuon, a food similars to fresh spring rolls, but basically different in a number of ways.
  • (Cha ca La Vong) Grilled Minced Fish

    (Cha ca La Vong) Grilled Minced Fish

     The long history… In ancient days, there was a street selling paints, called the Paints Street. The Doan family, located at house No, 14 of this street, hit upon a new idea that sold fried fish pie served with soft noodles and seasoning.
  • Rolled rice pancake - Bánh Cuốn Vietnam

    Rolled rice pancake - Bánh Cuốn Vietnam

    Among other members of the extended noodle family, bánh cuốn almost ranks first. It is a paper-thin steamed rice flour pancake, much like delicate sheets of fresh rice noodles.
  • How do you like your bún?

    How do you like your bún?

    After sampling a smattering of Vietnamese fare, it is fair and rather fitting to inquire, “how do you like your bún?” Bún, popularly translated as ‘rice noodles’, is a staple of Vietnamese cuisine and one of the most popular noodles, used for preparing a plethora of delicious and exotic dishes, some good and some, well, exotic.
  • Nem chua - Vietnamese fermented pork roll

    Nem chua - Vietnamese fermented pork roll

    Vietnam Cuisine - Usually served as a snack with raw garlic, Nem chua is eaten all year round as an appetizer or a side. It is eaten especially for the Lunar New Year by many Vietnamese families.  
  • Crab soup (Canh Cua) of Vietnam

    Crab soup (Canh Cua) of Vietnam

     Crab soup - To make” canh cua”, we need patience, skills , tactfulness and experience. We need to prepare ingredients including: red chilli, green onion, “ quả dọc” , “ nước mắm”, oil, tomato, salt and pepper.
  • The Traditional Vietnamese Cuisine

    The Traditional Vietnamese Cuisine

       Food is a language that everyone can relate. It is a common element for all cultures. The common celebrated foods in America are barbecue, hot dogs, and burgers for gatherings, Turkey for Thanksgiving, etc.
  • Typical Vietnamese Foods

    Typical Vietnamese Foods

         Vietnamese food is quite unlike any other food in Southeast Asia. It's even quite different from China. Overall it's a blend of Malay, Indian, French and influences and incorporates baguettes and pate from France; and curries and chilies from India.