Vietnamese cuisine

When it comes to street food, few cities rival Hanoi in terms of diversity and authenticity. With centuries-old recipes and a competitive culinary scene, Hanoi’s Old Quarter is a hotspot for food enthusiasts. Michelin’s recommendations showcase the best places to experience Hanoi’s street food culture over two days. Each eatery has earned its spot in the Michelin Guide for delivering ...

Hoi An Street Food appeals to foodies who appreciate local authentic cuisine as well as the full-of-lantern Old Town. Ranked as one of the top destinations for the culinary travel all over the world, the street food in Hoi An is so delicious, unique, and diverse that satisfy the guests. If you are in this UNESCO World Heritage Site, make ...

Hanoi owns the busy street food scenarios with many delicious choices, beautiful landscapes, and reasonable prices. The capital of Vietnam is where to find an uncountable number of good dishes to try and delight the palate. While some food is highly notable such as Phở Bò (rice noodle with beef), Bún Riêu (rice vermicelli with minced freshwater crabs), Bún Ốc ...

As the creatively blessed country, Vietnam stands out as one of the top Asian zones that evolve the adventure of eating exotic cuisine. To the Vietnamese themselves, there is no challenge to enjoy the dishes of frogs, snakes, rats, dogs, turtles, etc. Ridiculously, the foreign travelers tend to regard them as the adventurous eaters who date to swallow the countless ...