Vietnamese food is fresh, fun, varied, generally healthy and full of flavours.
Last year, I was lucky enough to visit Vietnam for the first time - home to one of the greatest cuisines, in my opinion. I was mainly in Ho Chi Minh City, but also visited Hue, Da Nang and Hoi An. It's a great holiday destination with plenty to see and lots of things to eat, so I really do recommend it as a place to visit. Just be careful of the humidity - it's really something!
Whether you like noodles, rice, meat, vegetables, exotic fruits, and even baguettes, you'll generally find something you'll enjoy eating in Vietnam.
I'll keep the words brief, just feast your eyes on the food :-). I hope you enjoy the pictures, and please keep scrolling to see a rather strange scorpion at the end...
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| Banh hoi. |
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| Mangosteen. |
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| Rambutan. |
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| Rice with steamed egg loaf. |
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| Aubergine with fish sauce. |
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| Banh xeo. |
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| Spring rolls. |
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| Left: flat rice noodles with meat. Right: a type of pork summer roll. |
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| Part of a nine-course meal! |
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| Another part of the nine-course meal! |
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| Still part of the aforementioned nine-course meal. Glutinous rice. |
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| Breakfast. |
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| Pho noodle soup for breakfast. |
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| Selection of pork, spring rolls, salad, king prawns. |
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| Grilled pork. |
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| Chinese dim sum. |
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| Steamed buns. |
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| Roast pigeon. |
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| Steamed fish. |
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| Noodle soup with kidney and king prawns. |
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| Noodle soup with king prawns and pork. |
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