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While attentively watching a chef's instructions, a foreign traveler meticulously wrapped spring rolls and put them in a pan to fry them.
Broken rice dish, priced at just VND35,000 per serving, and bitter melon soup for VND15,000, have won the hearts of Japanese travelers.
A bowl of bun bo on Luong Ngoc Quyen Street has become a treasured memory for two Western travelers, who returned to Hanoi to relive the experience.
Returning to Vietnam after a visit to his hometown, the first thing the man did was enjoy street food dishes, including Northwestern roasted meat.
After trying bun cha in Hanoi, a Japanese tourist admitted that he had been wrong to think that Vietnam only had pho and banh mi, and even expressed regret for not knowing about bun cha sooner.
A young man fled the scene after his motorbike collided with two foreign women on Nguyen Hue Walking Street, leaving them injured and requiring hospitalization.
Japanese tourists in Hanoi enjoyed their first pho experience together, laughing and marveling at the famous dish that won them over.
Brazilian-Italian supermodel Jordan Goncalves, a familiar face in Vietnamese showbiz, will join the Mr. World 2024 judging panel. He has lived in Vietnam for nearly a decade and embraced the country as his second home.
A 50-year-old Chinese tourist has died in a suspected spearfishing accident on Phu Quy Island, according to local authorities.
Exploring the vibrant Long Bien Market at dawn, a Canadian traveler enjoyed an authentic Vietnamese experience, complete with unique flavors and local hospitality.
To share Vietnamese traditions with his children, German father Jens Berhausen has taken on the challenge of mastering complex Vietnamese dishes, including his favorite, pho.
For some, Hanoi’s famed cha ruoi, made from seasonal ragworms, might seem daunting, but for Korean visitors Jaeil and Gaemi, a daring bite turned into a flavorful surprise.
Arriving in Da Nang, a traveler from the Netherlands who tried many local specialties found that, of them all, she liked salt coffee and coconut coffee the most.
Dustin Cheverier traveled from the northern part of Dong Hoi City in Quang Binh to Hue City just to try a specialty that he believes "is more delicious than pho".
Speaking Vietnamese faster than many Vietnamese, a foreign son-in-law in Hanoi has a deep understanding about Vietnamese culture and speaks the language fluently.
From cocktails to live coconut worms in chili fish sauce, an Australian YouTuber shares his surprising culinary experience in Vietnam.
An American woman’s love for durian brought her back to Vietnam, where she enjoys this creamy fruit daily.
A traveler from the US has offered tips to have an enjoyable dining experience in Vietnam, such as choosing restaurants crowded with local diners and seeking eateries during peak hours.
Tariq, a visitor from Canada, indulged in the popular northern Vietnamese dish Banh Da Cua on the streets of Hanoi and declared it one of the finest culinary experiences in the country.
The Korean couple were surprised when seeing chao luon, or eel congee, selling everywhere in Da Nang at a very reasonable price, just VND30,000 per bowl. Eel is believed to improve vitality.