10 places you must eat in Hoi An Recognized as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, Hoi An Ancient Town is always in a list of must-see tourism spots in Vietnam. It is famous not only for its old houses with Chinese, Vietnamese and…

Where to eat Hoi An bread Photo by travel.anandi Since the baguette was introduced to Vietnam by the French in the late 19th century, local people have developed the recipes and turned it into Vietnamese bread, bánh mỳ. The meat-filled sandwich is now popular…

Eight delicious street dishes you must try in Hoi An Hoi An is not just famous for its ancient beauty that has been recognized many times worldwide but also for its authentic cuisine. Hoi An is one of the 25 most attractive destinations for foodies…

Everyone knows about Hoi An with its ancient town, the hundred-year-old houses with mossy roofs, but little do they know that Hoi An is also famous with its variety of unique street food which rarely exist in other places. Walk along streets in this…

Where to eat Cao Lau in Hoi An Hoi An supplies a far superior cuisine than any other city in Vietnam. Hoi An is now home to a number of specialty dishes, many of which can be traced to foreign origins. The most famous…

Street food in Hoi An The following vendors wander the streets of Hoi An selling their food, which should not be viewed as inedible or dubious in any way – it’s all fabulous food which we eat nearly every day and have not had…

QUANG NOODLE This is the popular country dish in Hoian and Quang Nam. The noodle is yellow or white in color and made from rice flour. It is mixed with shrimp, pork and vegetables, and topped with grilled rice paper and spices. Similar to…

Cao Lau is the foremost traditional food in Hoi An. Visitors to Hoi An always remember Cao Lau, which was considered by the Quang Nam people as a special symbol representing Hoi An. Cao Lau does not taste like any other Vietnamese dish, but…