Where to eat delicious nutrition, cheap in Hanoi

You will be amazing that’s some streets in Hanoi that its name is also brand street foods name. So you only need to know what you want to taste so you will know where you will to go. Get there and taste your favorite foods. Sweet soup at Dao Duy Tu street Sweet soup is very popular street foods in Hanoi but most favorite is at Dao Duy Tu street. There are many kind of sweet soups that you...

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The favourite desserts in summer, Hanoi

Hanoi ancient cuisine has long been famous for the richness and diversity. At any time, visit the bustling and crowded streets, tourists can find attractive and characteristic food of each street easily. Hang Than Crème caramel Referring to Hang Than Street, many people will think about the famous Crème caramel and vice versa, when refer to this food, many people also think about Hang Than...

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What to eat in Hanoi, Vietnam?

Hanoi is not only thousand year capital, traditional culture center but also famous with its cuisine. There many kind of food from the North of Vietnam, the cuisine is remembered with name of streets. Hanoi’s cuisine is Simplicity but luxury and sophistication. It’s a part of Vietnam’s cuisine. The first foods is also the symbol of Hanoi is Pho. Pho began be in Hanoi from 20 century with old brands...

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Ta Hien Street,Hanoi

Located in the heart of Hanoi Old Quarter, Ta Hien Street, in the French colonial time called Géraud, is two-hundred-meter street, intersect with Hang Bac Street and Hang Buom Street. This street was named the “international crossroads” because there are many foreign tourists and has been included in the list of “places have to go in Hanoi” when traveling overseas of the foreigners. People reminds...

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Simmered Fish with Mushrooms and Tomatoes Vietnam

Simmered Fish with Mushrooms and Tomatoes comes from many stunning Vietnamese Cuisine. Using with boiled rice and hot soup you can create a traditional Vietnamese meal. Moreover, eating fish is much better with any meat. The natural sweetness from mushrooms and tomatoes when is combined with fish will great a stunning flavor for your family meal.  Ingredients - 1 fish (You can choose...

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Fried Salmon with Egg Quail Filling in Vietnam

Fried Salmon with Egg Quail Filling. You can eat as a snack or using with boiled rice is all great. As you may know, salmon not only is delicious, but also is good for health, especially for your eyes. Ingredient - Salmon fillet: 200 gr  - Eggs: 12 quail - 3 yolks - Wheat flour: 200 gr - Bread crumb: 100 gr  - Spices: salt, sugar, pepper, Maggi’s stuff. Fried Salmon with Quail...

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Best for the fest in Hanoi

As always there’s a wide choice of moon cakes available in Hanoi for the upcoming Mid-Autumn Festival. Gentle breezes blow, yellow leaves fall from the trees and dance to the music of the cool wind. Autumn is coming to town and one of the most popular events for both adults and children during the season is Tet trung thu, or the Mid-Autumn Festival. A colourful time, the festival comes but once...

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Sword Lake through the my lens

A photo exhibition featuring 12 photos of Hoan Kiem Lake (Sword Lake) sceneries is opening at Hoan Kiem Lake Cultural Information Centre in downtown Hanoi. Titled Sac Mau Ho Guom (The Colours of Sword Lake), the exhibition, which showcases photos taken by Ha Hong, a journalist, is expected to bring visitors the images and exquisite views of the Sword Lake in different seasons. A native of the...

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Sugar cane juice in Vietnam

Sugar-cane juice is a type of drink commonly found in Vietnam as a refreshing drink during the hot Vietnamese climate. In the hot weather like Vietnam, people know sugar-cane juice as a natural beverage that is delicious and cheap. Therefore, sugar-cane juice is so popular in Vietnam and is available at most small street stalls, often sold alongside other popular beverages. The juice is served...

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10 Reasons to Try Beer in Vietnam

It's a foamy, light-alcohol beer found mostly in northern Vietnam. Made fresh each day with few preservatives, the dregs are chucked down the gutter at close of business each day. This quick turnover and easy brewing means it's exceptionally cheap -- about 20 cents a glass, though Vietnam's rapid inflation may see that rise before publication -- and the establishments that serve it are also ...

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