I had the pleasure of experiencing an authentic Vietnamese breakfast while traveling to Vietnam HANOI, and it was absolutely delightful. The setup was charmingly local, with short chairs set up right beside the road, giving it a truly authentic street food vibe.
The food itself was outstanding – nice and delicious, bursting with flavors that exemplify traditional Vietnamese cuisine. Taste alike Hong Kong dim sum “chuong fan”. It was a unique and enjoyable way to start the day, and the atmosphere added to the overall experience, making it feel genuine and memorable.
If you're looking to immerse yourself in the local culture and enjoy a fantastic meal, I highly recommend trying out this breakfast spot. You won't be...
Read moreBánh cuốn is my most favorite breakfast foods ever and I’m pretty picky with one. This store chucks out some impressive freshly steamed banh cuốn with ground pork and woofers mushroom inside. We got a special and a normal with side of egg (cooked medium inside a steamed rice roll). Omg it’s so nostalgic leaving the country for 10 years and able to eat it again. Efficient service, delicious foods on plastic stools amongst the locals, nothing is more Vietnam than this.
Pro tips: get the egg cooked in a steamed rice roll (banh cuốn trứng), you can order medium for runny - aka overs easy texture, or well - medium cooked. Break the egg and dip in nước mam. You won’t be...
Read moreI had the basic steamed rice rolls, which comes with dipping sauce and herbs. There is minced pork inside the rolls. They’ll provide pepper, chilli powder and garlic too. It’s pretty light and good enough for one person. If I came with more people, I’d probably get all the toppings - cinnamon roast pork, minced shrimp and chinese sausage. Prices as listed in my picture.
Bonus tip: once you’ve eaten, head to Hang Ma road nearby. Usually the road sells prayer materials but they also sell decorations for various festivals. When I visited in Nov 2024, the entire road was full of shops selling Christmas decorations. Definitely a sight...
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