Travel around Vietnam, and you'll find that tastes and dishes vary from North to South. In the capital, locals may lunch on bún chả with slices of pork belly, while the Saigonese wolf down bánh xèo (crispy pancakes) rolled with greens and dipped in sweet-and-sour fish sauce. In the former Imperial City, meaty bún bò Huế is a br…
Phu Quoc’s delicious signature dish that is causing a stir. The anticipation is palpable as excited foodies and travelers arrive at Phu Quoc’s most popular Bun Quay restaurant. Bun Quay is renowned for its ingredients and its fresh aromatic flavor. Spilling o…
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Sitting on the tropical shores, Phu Quoc remains a magnificent and thriving fishing island, producing an abundance of fresh, mouthwatering seafood delivered from ocean to plate for eager diners. It doesn't get much fresher or more delicious than this; Phu Quo…
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Discovering Ha Noi means discovering its street food. Fresh ingredients, refined traditions, and secret family recipes are hallmarks of Hanoian cooking, and Hanoians don’t mess around when it comes to good food. Get your chopsticks ready: Here are ten iconic …
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Missing the flavours of Vietnam? Then it’s time to get creative in your own kitchen. Enjoy authentic Vietnamese dishes at home with these five simple recipes. Watch the videos below to see how to create five classic Vietnamese dishes step-by-step, then downlo…
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At every Vietnamese meal, one small bowl takes pride of place. This bowl holds a sauce that ties together everything on the table. Salty, amber brown, and rich in flavour, there’s nothing more Vietnamese than fish sauce, or nước mắm. Your first experience wit…
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Phu Quoc lures travellers with its sparkling beaches, underwater corals, and enticing resorts. Lately though, a new attraction is getting attention. Just steps from the soft sands of Long Beach, Sailing Club Phu Quoc is becoming a destination in its own right…
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