VOV.VN - Two local dishes, Bún riêu and Miến xào cua, have been listed among the 100 best rated crustacean dishes in the world, as compiled by international food website TasteAtlas.
Mangoes are a staple fruit in Khanh Hoa Province, and during the harvest season, locals turn these ripe fruits into the beloved mango cake.
VOV.VN - The latest data released by digital travel platform Agoda has revealed the top five Asian destinations for diving, with Nha Trang City in the central coastal province of Khanh Hoa featured among the list.
Residents in Binh Duong Province have creatively transformed the simple banh beo (bloating fern-shaped rice cake) into banh beo bi (bloating fern-shaped cake served with shredded pork skin) with a unique flavor.
Banh mi kep kem (ice cream sandwiches) is a beloved childhood snack for many Vietnamese, blending seemingly unrelated ingredients into a delightful treat that has been a part of daily life for generations.
VOV.VN - The Hudson Room in Hanoi and Drinking & Healing in Ho Chi Minh City has been named among Asia’s 100 Best Bars 2024, according to theworlds50best.com.
VOV.VN - Vietnamese sweet and sour soup, known locally as canh chua cá, has been ranked in second position in a list of the Top 84 Southeast Asian (SEA) seafood dishes, as compiled by international food website TasteAtlas.
VOV.VN - Las Vegas blogger Lauren Breedlove recently introduced 14 Vietnamese famous dishes on the Celebrity Cruises' website, describing the country as vibrant with an exciting street food scene, intriguing culinary delights, and world-famous dishes that serve to dazzle hungry travelers.
VOV.VN - Vietnamese fruit salad (Hoa quả dầm) has been called to the list of top 17 fruit salads in the world, as compiled by international food website TasteAtlas.
VOV.VN - Three Vietnamese dishes, Bò kho, Bún bò Huế, and Cơm tấm thịt nướng have been listed among the 100 best rated breakfasts in the world, according to information provided by international food website TasteAtlas.
VOV.VN - British magazine TimeOut has placed Ho Chi Minh City in fourth position among its list of the world’s leading 20 cities for food.