Hue cuisine seeks UNESCO recognition as intangible cultural heritage
Authorities in Thua Thien-Hue Province, home to ancient town Hue, plan to seek UNESCO intangible cultural heritage recognition for its cuisine.
Authorities in Thua Thien-Hue Province, home to ancient town Hue, plan to seek UNESCO intangible cultural heritage recognition for its cuisine.
Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) will air a 10-episode series on discovering Vietnamese culture via its traditional cuisine starting Sunday.
Restaurants near 1D Highway in Ghenh Rang Ward of Quy Nhon Town are renowned for letting customers choose their own chickens for the past two decades.
Well-seasoned noodle soup with crab meat at a Ho Chi Minh shop has long enchanted locals despite its unusual price tag.
A sticky rice stall in Ho Chi Minh has been drawing local foodies with its enriched oyster sauce flavorings, having given the generic soy equivalent the boot.
Grilled fish rice paper, eaten with Vietnamese coriander and chili sauce, is a delicacy distinctive to coastal town Quy Nhon.
Hong Kong-based South China Morning Post named Vietnamese banh mi as one of the best Asian breakfasts.
Grilled rolls, fresh seafood, jellyfish noodle soup, mini egg pancakes and deep herring salad are distinctive dishes in Nha Trang, a top beach town in central Vietnam.
Yogurt with tapioca pearls, stir-fried horseshoe crab and steamed rice paper rolls with squid cakes are among prominent specialties of Ha Long Town, home to world-famous Ha Long Bay.
A cafe in Ho Chi Minh’s District 6 offers tasty coffee in ceramic pots that can fit into your palm, just enough to serve one customer.