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Vietnamese Cuisine

Vietnamese Cuisine Food and eating habit are one of criterions to value a nation’s culture, life as well as living standard. To some people, value a dish isn’t simple to measure the nutritious level, to see the decoration or to know its taste but to find out the relation between food itself and natural characters of the place where people live. In general, there is something in common and differences between Vietnamese cuisine in the North, the South and also in the Middle. Materials, spices, way of cooking, as well as serving are dominant characters which flexibly changed from place to place in this country. Vietnamese food has long been appreciated in France, yet, it was the U.S residents who discovered its fine features. Vietnamese chefs like to refer to their cooking as "the nouvelle cuisine of Asia." Indeed, with the heavy reliance on rice, wheat and legumes, abundance of fresh herbs and vegetables, minimal use of oil as well as treatment of meat as a condiment rather than a main course, Vietnamese food has to be among the healthiest on the planet. Read more >>
 

Vietnamese wine

Vietnamese wine When we say that Vietnam is warming with reds these days, we aren't making a political statement, of course. We're talking about wine. With the easing... Read more >>

Come to My Tho for tasting Hu Tieu

Come to My Tho for tasting Hu Tieu Hu Tieu ( My Tho noodle soup) is a traditional dish, so specific to Southern Vietnam . As a Chinese long-aged dish, this food was reciped to taste My Tho...

Bun (rice vermicelli), the origin for many Vietnamese delicious dishes!

Bun (rice vermicelli), the origin for many Vietnamese delicious dishes! Bun (Rice vermicelli) is made of rice flour which is turned into small, circular and white threads wrapped up into small coils called Con Bun. Vietname... Read more >>

“Cơm Việt” – a different taste!

“Cơm Việt” – a different taste! If you have ever tried “Cơm Việt” (Vietnamese plain boiled rice), you will find the difference from the boiled rice in other countries! Read more >>

Vegetarian eating in Vietnam – same, same but different!

Vegetarian eating in Vietnam – same, same but different! Vietnam is not only a rather peculiar country of North Asia with extremely friendly and helpful people but its vegetarian regional menu is also worth d... Read more >>

"One cup of tea, please!"

... is what you often here when walking along Hanoi streets, near a lamp post, under the shade of a tree, or next to a door where there is a low table... Read more >>

Grilled shrimp paste-a whole ocean in one bit!

Grilled shrimp paste-a whole ocean in one bit! Grilled shrimp paste, which has been roughly translated in Vietnamese as chao tom, was originally created by the ingenious cooks for the imperial kitc... Read more >>

Cha ca La Vong (grilled minced fish)

Cha ca La Vong (grilled minced fish) Hanoi now has several stores selling Cha ca La Vong, but none of them can be equal to the Cha Ca Road’s in terms of quality and flavor. As a popul... Read more >>
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