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Update news street food in hanoi
Tien Hui, a traveler from Taiwan (China), shared several videos of her culinary adventures in Hanoi’s Old Quarter.
For nearly 50 years, Chè Mười Sáu has preserved Hanoi’s traditional dessert flavors, attracting generations of loyal fans.
Nestled by a banyan tree near Hanoi’s cathedral, this 43-year-old shop continues to charm diners with its golden, crispy bánh gối and secret family recipes.
Wonton noodles spark differing first impressions for two returning UK travelers, but both end up loving the dish.
Around Hanoi’s St. Joseph’s Cathedral lies a food heaven that captures the hearts of locals and tourists alike.
A Brazilian couple praises a Hanoi stir-fried noodle dish for its rich flavor and surprising affordability at just $2.40 per serving.
With over 4 million subscribers, Karissa Dumbacher gives bánh đúc 9/10 after tasting the savory, sticky snack in a tucked-away alley.
Two tourists from Canada discover an unusual noodle dish with black broth, black chicken, and young eggs on the streets of Hanoi.
Hanoi has recently earned a prestigious spot as the second-best street food destination in Asia, according to a list released by UK-based magazine Time Out.
A Canadian couple recently traveled to Huong Vien Street in Hanoi to sample a creatively reinvented version of Vietnam’s iconic bánh mì that many locals haven’t even tried.
Trying West Lake shrimp cakes in two settings, a tourist explains why the sidewalk version stole his heart.
A Canadian couple discovers an unusual but delicious worm-based dish in the capital.
Several Hanoi street-side eateries have earned recognition from Michelin, but the question remains: is this enough to elevate the city's vibrant street food scene?
Chinese visitor praises the flavors of bun dau mam tom despite its strong reputation.
A generational recipe, unique offal cuts, and TikTok fame keep this no-frills vendor packed.
Cheap, tasty, and convenient, these skewers have become a favorite among students despite serious health risks.
VietNamNet Bridge - Besides being sold on streets, street food places have one thing in common: they are groups of shops selling one type of food. Here are the top food streets in Hanoi.
VietNamNet Bridge - Fish noodle soup, goby fish hot pot and noodles and fried tofu are attractive dishes that make Hoang Cau Street in Hanoi always crowded with customers.