In April 2015, Bún Chả Hương Liên was just like any of the other noodle shops in Vietnam’s 1,000-year-old capital. Saigon beer bottles kicked around between blue plastic stools and cigarette smoke wafted through the…
Might not be the oldest dish of Hanoi as it has only been around for over a hundred years, but “Chả Cá Lã Vọng” or “Chả Cá Hà Nội” is definitely the most unique among…
In harvested season of rice, all roads in Duong Lam village are covered with dry straw which becomes a destination of many tourists who like to photograph. Duong Lam ancient village is about 44 km…
Has long been in the Old Quarter, Phat Loc street is a place where you can find well- known noodle dishes that symbolize for Hanoi cuisine. Wandering in the Old Quarter, you seem to be…
There is a wide variety of vermicelli, such as “bun oc” (vermicelli with shellfish soup), “bun rieu” (vermicelli with sour crab soup), “bun suon” (vermicelli with ribs soup), “bun bung”, “bun cha” (vermicelli with grilled…
Tapioca sweet soup with scent of ginger, green sticky rice soup with faint aroma of young rice, etc. will warm travelers’ hearts.Popular Sweet Soups In Hanoi Autumn . If you have the opportunity to take…
A blue inscription of Hanoi printed on the wall simply seems nothing special but has become a milestone for young people who come to photograph and mark a destination. Only a small coffee store nested…
Scent of Milk flowers, green sticky rice, yellow color of persimmon, red color of star lamps, etc. bring a familiar autumn to Hanoi. More stunning Hanoi in autumn. Autumn is the moment that streets like…
Take a white well- kneaded and steaming hot bowl of gruel with “quẩy” (Chinese breadsticks) and “ruốc” (pork floss) above, customers only need to mix and enjoy at an old space and see people go…
Just in a small street of Hanoi like Ly Quoc Su, tourists are able to enjoy beef noodle soup, pillow- shaped cake, fruit beams, jam, grilled fermented roll and ice tea with lemon. Beef Noodle…