Hanoi, the capital of Vietnam, is known for its vibrant street food scene and delicious cuisine. Here are some must-try dishes and things to eat in Hanoi. Hanoi is not only the center of politics, economy, culture and society but also the center of cuisine, culinary arts. Cooking and enjoying dishes is an art of …
Use chopsticks to eat is a long tradition in Vietnam and other Asian countries like China, Korea, and Japan. I’ve had many foreign friends and clients having meals with me. And when it comes to using chopsticks for the first time to eat Vietnamese food it always brings us some good laugh, just like when …
Top romantic restaurants in Hanoi specially cater to couples looking to enjoy an unforgettable night out in Vietnam’s capital. Boasting picturesque surroundings, delectable cuisine, and quality wines from reputable vineyards across the world. Many of these luxurious dining venues are located close to the iconic Hoan Kiem Lake, where you and your beloved can enjoy …
The old quarter in Hanoi is renowned for its delicious and authentic Vietnamese cuisine, and one dish that stands out among the rest is pho. This iconic Vietnamese noodle soup has captured the hearts and taste buds of locals and tourists alike. If you’re looking for the best pho in Hanoi Old Quarter, look no …
If you’re looking for the top 10 best coffee shops in Hanoi Old Quarter, you’re in for a treat. Hanoi Old Quarter is a vibrant and bustling neighborhood in the heart of the city, known for its rich history and charming streets. It’s also home to some of the best coffee shops in Vietnam, where …
Hanoi capital has been famous for many specialties for a long time. Hanoi people are famous for their elegance, gourmet, stylish and taste. The best food in Hanoi have come into the folk song, living in the consciousness, affection of each person. In Hanoi Old Quarter, there are many streets named local food or products, …
Ô mai Vietnamese – Ô mai is a snack made from fruits combined with sugar, salt and some other ingredients. Hanoian have special recipe handed down, so Ô mai is considered a specialty of Hanoi. Ô Mai has a sour, salty, spicy and natural sweetness, which is enjoyed by many Vietnamese people, especially women. Hanoi …
Vietnamese tea, Japanese tea, Chinese tea … all have their own characteristics in terms of taste and how to enjoy them. Today, duongsrestaurant.com will help you discover Vietnamese tea. The Vietnamese tea drinking habits has been started since the period of 13th to 15th century. In the past, it was believed that tea could help …
It is a duck egg that has been fertilized and allowed to age somewhere between 18 and 21 days—just long enough for the yolk to develop into an embryo resembling a primordial creature with beak, eyes, body and feathers. The eggs are boiled for 20 minutes and served in the shell with a little salt, …
Vietnamese do not eat fried spring rolls with rice everyday. In fact it is a preferred food on special occasions such as Tet and other family festivities. Spring rolls not always go along with rice but also seen with round noodle in the mouth-watering bún nem dish. Ingredients used for the fried spring roll are …
