Special dish “Bun Dau Mam Tom” that not every foreigner would have a bravery to try because the smell of the shrimp sauce. But we Vietnamese love it since behind the smell (which is unavoidable) the taste is pretty sweet and the combination of rice noodle, soya cheese and shrimp sauce brings joy to your …
In the heart of Hanoi, Vietnam, lies the iconic Long Bien Bridge, an enduring testament to the city’s architectural heritage and unwavering spirit. Constructed in the early 20th century, this cantilever bridge gracefully spans the Red River and seamlessly connects the bustling districts of Hoan Kiem and Long Bien. As you embark on this captivating …
Grilled salmon with lemon and thyme is a culinary masterpiece that tantalizes the taste buds with its delectable flavors and aromas. This dish seamlessly blends the tangy zest of lemon, the earthy fragrance of thyme, and the tender, flaky texture of salmon, creating a symphony of flavors that will leave you craving for more. Unveiling …
Duck breast with orange sauce is a classic dish that combines the rich flavors of duck with the sweet and tangy taste of oranges. It’s a delightful blend of savory and citrusy flavors that create a sophisticated and delicious meal. The duck breasts are seared to crispy perfection, while the orange sauce adds a zesty …
Ta Hien Street, located in Hanoi’s Old Quarter, is often referred to as the heart of the capital’s nightlife scene. Over the past few decades, this narrow street has transformed into a bustling area packed with bars, restaurants, and street food stalls that come alive after dark. Introducing Ta Hien Street Ta Hien Street is …
Fine dining restaurants redefine the culinary experience, elevating it to a level of sophistication and luxury that transcends the ordinary. Fine dining restaurants are not just about food; they encapsulate a holistic environment of elegance, top-notch service, and exquisite culinary creations. Let’s delve into what fine dining restaurants truly embody and what sets them apart from conventional dining establishments. …
The Hanoi Old Quarter Night Market is a bustling and lively destination located in the heart of Hanoi’s historic Old Quarter. Spanning approximately 3 kilometers from Hang Dao Street to Dong Xuan Market, this market is a vibrant hub of activity and commerce. Open exclusively on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays from 6:00 PM to 11:00 PM, it …
If you are a fan of delectable snacks and looking to explore the culinary wonders of Vietnam, chances are you have come across the delightful treat known as Ô mai Hanoi. This traditional Vietnamese snack holds a special place in the hearts of locals and visitors alike. Let’s embark on a flavorful journey to unravel the …
Tea has been an integral part of Vietnamese tea culture for centuries, deeply ingrained in the traditions and everyday life of the Vietnamese people. This rich culture encompasses a wide array of customs, ceremonies, and practices that revolve around the consumption and appreciation of tea. Let’s delve into the intricate world of Vietnamese tea culture to understand its significance, …
The kitchen god is a revered figure in Vietnamese culture, representing the guardian of the home and the keeper of family prosperity. This deity is believed to reside in the kitchen and oversee the daily activities of the household. In Vietnam, the worship of the kitchen god is a deeply ingrained tradition that has been …
