Surrounded by an array of eating and drinking opportunities, this is how a resident of the Vietnamese capital might fill a tasty day.
Early morning
A delicious bowl of Bun Rieu Cua
A local breakfast specialty is Bun rieu cua, noodle soup made with a hearty broth using tiny crabs from rice paddies.
Mid-morning
Coffee & Iced lemon tea in Hanoi
Simple cafes and coffee stalls dot Hanoi, and catching up with friends over deliciously strong Cafe is virtually mandatory. During summer, Tra Chanh (iced lemon tea) is equally popular.
Lunch
Famous Bun Cha in Hanoi’s Old Quarter
Bun Cha (grilled pork with crab spring rolls, fresh herbs and vermicelli) is the classic Hanoi midday meal.
Mid-Afternoon
Banh Ghoi, a delicious street food of Hanoi
Hanoi is a city that’s perfect for snacking. Popular on-the-go options include Banh Ghoi, deep-fried pastries with pork, vermicelli and mushrooms.
Evening
Fresh beer (Bia Hoi Hanoi) in Ta Hien Street
After dark Hanoi’s footpaths come alive with simple Bia Hoi (fresh draught beer) stalls; popular drinking snacks include roast duck and dried squid.
Take chance to enjoy some of street foods in Hanoi’s Old Quarter! Read more at: http://cityinsight.vn/street-food-of-hanoi.html.
