Category Archives: Vietnam Foodie Series

Foodie Series – North To South: Hue

Long ago, Hue was the capital of Dang Trang. Later on, it was the old Imperial City of the Nguyễn dynasty. From the Huế Monuments to the Forbidden Purple City, there are plenty of places to explore within Hue. While Hue is known for its imperial citadel, pagodas, and royal mausoleums, Hue food is also […]

Foodie Series – North To South: Dong Hoi

The Vietnamese city of Đồng Hới is considered part of the protected Hin Namno Reserve in Laos. It is recognized for its tropical forest atmosphere surrounded by mountains and flowing rivers. But the food in Dong Hoi is often what attracts most visitors to the city in the first place. Take a look at this […]

Foodie Series – North To South: Ha Tinh

Bordered by the Eastern Sea, the city of Hà Tĩnh is an amazing place to visit in Vietnam. The community is home to fascinating history, fun activities, and delicious places to eat. Check out this guide to learn about the best food in Ha Tinh that’s worth a try. About Ha Tinh Located along the […]

Foodie Series – North To South: Nghe An

Nghệ An was one of the bases of the Le Dynasty along with Thanh Hoa during the 1500s. It is separated into multiple districts with distinct communities in each one. Among the many reasons to visit the area, Nghe An food is one of the top factors. Let’s take a look at some of the […]

Foodie Series – North To South: Hoa Binh

Known as one of the oldest areas in Vietnam, Hoa Binh is also famed for its food. Its world-famous Hoabinhian Culture produces delicious Hoa Binh food for visitors. Whether you want to learn the history or dine on street food in Hoa Binh, there are plenty of tourist attractions you can check out during your […]

Foodie Series – North To South: Thanh Hoa

Thanh Hoa is located in northern Vietnam, just south of the Red River. The Ma and Chu rivers cut through the region, which is why the area is known for its abundant agricultural products. For the last few years, the Vietnamese government has focused on resettling nomadic ethnic groups in the area. Other than visiting […]

Foodie Series – North To South: Ninh Binh

Ninh Binh is just 93 kilometers from Hanoi, which makes it the perfect location for a day trip. Within this vibrant area, you can discover Vietnam’s largest Buddhist complex at Bai Dinh Temple. Plus, the city is home to Phat Diem Cathedral, Van Long National park, and the Mua Caves. Other than enjoying the area’s […]

Foodie Series – North To South: Sa Pa

Located in the Tonkinese Alps, Sa Pa is a mountain town about 38 kilometers away from Lao Cai’s train station. Originally inhabited by Vietnamese people, it was later colonized by the French because of its tourism potential. Thankfully, much of Sa Pa’s original culture has been preserved. Today, 40,000 people call the area home, and […]

Foodie Series – North To South: Hai Phong

Located on the northeastern portion of the Red River delta, Hai Phong is the third-largest city in Vietnam by population. Originally founded in 1887 by French colonists, it started out as a seaport. In recent decades, Hai Phong has become a major industrial city. Today, modern visitors can enjoy the unique culture and food in […]

Foodie Series – North To South: Hanoi

Known for the Imperial Citadel of Thang Long and other historic locations, Hanoi is also famous for its French, Chinese, and Russian influences. Thanks to all of these cultures, the food in Hanoi is popular among foodies. Whether you want to learn how to cook Hanoi food or just want to eat it, there are […]