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By hoahienr
/ June 2, 2018
Che Bap Hoi An
A food tour in Hoi An is never complete without sweet beverages, dessert soups and puddings that are collectively known...
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By hoahienr
/ June 2, 2018
Hoi An Banh xeo
The fried rice pancake is not a must-eat in Hoi An but still worth checking out during a food tour....
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By hoahienr
/ June 2, 2018
Hoi An Banh Beo
Hoi An’s banh beo (steamed rice pancake) is big and thick compared with its Hue cousin. Its topping sauce is also thick,...
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By hoahienr
/ June 2, 2018
White rose Banh bao banh vac
The famous dish actually consists of two kinds of steamed rice dumplings. Banh vac is filled with ground shrimp, garlic, spring...
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By hoahienr
/ June 2, 2018
Hoi An chicken rice
Hoi An chicken rice (Cơm gà Hội An) Chicken Rice in Hoi An is a very typical dish of this...
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By hoahienr
/ June 2, 2018
Vietnamese banh khot
If you love crispy savory pancakes, you’re going to love Vietnamese banh khot! Among the list of endless delicious Vietnamese...
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By hoahienr
/ June 1, 2018
Hoi An fried wonton
The many tourists who head to Hoi An, the ancient town with its glistening lights of lanterns in old houses, should...
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By hoahienr
/ June 1, 2018
Hoi An chilli sauce
Hoi An chilli sauce Hoi An chilli Sauce is only a common spicy, but taste, quality is hard to find...
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By hoahienr
/ May 31, 2018
Vietnamese Mi Quang Noodle
Mi Quảng (also spelled mỳ Quảng), (literally: Quảng style noodle) is a Vietnamese noodle dish that originated from Quảng Nam Province in central Vietnam. In the region, it...
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By hoahienr
/ May 31, 2018
Cao Lau – one of the must try signature dish in Hoi An
Story about Cao lau: Cao Lau is a regional Vietnamese dish made with noodles, pork, and local greens, that is found only in the town...
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Welcome to Hoa Hien restaurant!
Welcome to Hoa Hien restaurant in Hoi An Ancient Town! Only 5 minutes cycling from the Center of Old Quarter.
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A food tour in Hoi An is never complete without sweet beverages, dessert soups and puddings that are collectively known...
Read More
The fried rice pancake is not a must-eat in Hoi An but still worth checking out during a food tour....
Read More
Hoi An’s banh beo (steamed rice pancake) is big and thick compared with its Hue cousin. Its topping sauce is also thick,...
Read More
Literally translated as cracked/smashed rice pancakes, banh dap is perhaps one of the simplest foods in Hoi An’s cuisine, but its contradictory...
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The famous dish actually consists of two kinds of steamed rice dumplings. Banh vac is filled with ground shrimp, garlic, spring...
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Hoi An chicken rice (Cơm gà Hội An) Chicken Rice in Hoi An is a very typical dish of this...
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If you love crispy savory pancakes, you’re going to love Vietnamese banh khot! Among the list of endless delicious Vietnamese...
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The many tourists who head to Hoi An, the ancient town with its glistening lights of lanterns in old houses, should...
Read More
Hoi An chilli sauce Hoi An chilli Sauce is only a common spicy, but taste, quality is hard to find...
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Mi Quảng (also spelled mỳ Quảng), (literally: Quảng style noodle) is a Vietnamese noodle dish that originated from Quảng Nam Province in central Vietnam. In the region, it...
Read More
Story about Cao lau: Cao Lau is a regional Vietnamese dish made with noodles, pork, and local greens, that is found only in the town...
Read More