Culinary & foodies topics

Hoi An Ancient Town is a charming destination in Central Vietnam that attracts you not only its quaint, romantic, and peaceful features but also diverse cuisine as well as Cao Lau – a kind of noodle, Banh Mi, or chicken rice. However, have you ever tried Mot Drink Hoi An during your trip? If not,...

Bangkok, the vibrant capital city of Thailand, is renowned for its bustling street food scene. If you’re a food enthusiast planning a trip to Bangkok, make sure to explore the city’s top 10 street food delights. Prepare your taste buds for an unforgettable journey through the flavors of Bangkok. What Can You Expect in Bangkok...

If only have 24 hours in Laos, what are you gonna eat? Laos is a treasure trove for food enthusiasts, and the street food Laos scene is a testament to the country’s rich culinary heritage. Laos cuisine combines the cultures of Vietnam and Thailand. From aromatic curries to fiery salads, there’s something to tantalize every...

As I stepped into Dalat Night Market, I was immediately drawn in by the vibrant energy and enticing offerings. The market’s bustling stalls showcased a delightful mix of local delicacies, aromatic teas, and captivating handicrafts. So exploring the market is a sensory adventure that will immerse you the Dalat’s vibrant culture. You can try some...

Hue sweet soup, so-called “Che Hue”, is a popular Vietnamese street food. It can be either a dessert or a mid-day snack. Che Hue is probably the most famous in the country. Like any dish from Hue, Che Hue is delicious, sophisticated, and subtle. Overall There are 36 kinds of Che Hue. However, in reality,...

Though being the capital of Vietnam, Hanoi is not all about modernity. If a comparison must be made between Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City, 2 biggest and busiest cities, Hanoi wins the special place in my heart. The city where I was born has a speechless charm that is shown through every corner of...

Have you ever observed and wondered why Vietnamese people avoid sweeping their house during the first 3 days of Lunar New Year; or in the central part, the locals refuse to eat shrimps? If these questions keep wandering in your mind, let’s explore all the myths about things Vietnamese people avoid on Tet holiday. Don’t...

Siem Reap is well-known by the famous Angkor temple complex throughout the region and the world. However, not because of that reason, it loses the excitement and youthfulness of a tourist city. Pub Street is typical for the bustling nightlife in Siem Reap. It is a walking street with many restaurants, markets, bars, and pubs. ...