Southern rice paper dishes draw foodies to Hanoi alley
A stall hidden away in an alley of Hanoi’s Hai Ba Trung District offers an appealing world of rice paper dishes from the south.
A stall hidden away in an alley of Hanoi’s Hai Ba Trung District offers an appealing world of rice paper dishes from the south.
Mrs. Be’s food stall in Ho Chi Minh attracts culinary buffs with its Mekong Delta-style curry dishes comprising sweet potato, taro and crunchy string beans.
Ha Tinh Province’s Phuc Trach pomelo, Cu do candy and smelt-whiting fish salad have made the list of 100 special dishes and souvenirs compiled by Vietnam Records Association.
Six signature dishes from central Quang Nam Province have been included in the country’s top 100 delicacies by Vietnam Records Association.
Vietnam’s pho bo (beef noodle soup) ranked second among the world’s 20 best soups compiled by news channel CNN.
Four popular snacks have got a creative twist in Vung Tau despite not originating in the southern town.
A bowl of crab meatball noodle soup at 40-year-old “Bun Rieu Ganh” in Ho Chi Minh’s District 1 might appear rather pricey for its first look but proves “good value for money.”
Tourism authorities in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam’s southern metropolis, are set to launch luxury travel experiences as it seeks to revive the travel industry following the pandemic.
Canadian travel site The Travel has listed Hai Van Pass and Ha Giang Loop in its list of 10 ‘most thrilling scenic drives’ in Asia.
The world’s longest glass bridge in the northern province of Son La, spanning 632 meters above a valley, attracted nearly 15,000 visitors in the first three days.