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Vietnamese cuisine — 15 dishes you must try

Vietnam Turistic · 28.07.2026

Vietnamese cuisine (ẩm thực Việt Nam) — one of the healthiest and most diverse worlds.Without heavy oil, lots of fresh herbs (collendra, mint, Thai basil, water mint),I'm sorry.(fermented fish sauce) as a basis. Chinese influences (macaroni, dumplings), French (baguette, coffee, cakes), Khmer (mix of sweets).

Soups — Proudly #1 category

1. Ph

National dish.Beef broth 12-hour cooked on the bones + rice noodles + raw beef (because wet broth). Served with herbs (bases, coriander), bean sprouts, lime, chili, hoisin sauce, sriracha. Options:pho bò(bovine),phở gà(poultry),phở tái(medium-rare beef),pho n(bridges). Price: 40 000-100 000 VND (10-25 zł).

2. Bún bò Huò

A sharper, richer soup from Huế (central Vietnam). Thick round rice noodles, beef + pork, lemon, chili sauce. Price 45 000-80,000 VND.

3. Bún chï cá

Danaska (Đà Nẵng) specialty. Fish croquette soup, tuna fish, very herbal. 50,000 VND.

4. Hủ tiếu

Chinese-Vietnam, south. Clear soup with transparent rice pasta, shrimp, liver, pork. 40,000-70,000 VND.

5. Bún riêu

Sour soup with tomatoes, crab, tofu, tamarindu sour fruit. Home classic. 40,000 VND.

Sandwiches and street food

6. Bánh mì

Vietnamese sandwich in a baguette. Base: liver pate + meat (classicalnguội— Pork range) + cucumber, Vietnamese carrot, coriandra, chili, mayonnaise sauce. Options:bánh mì thēt nēng(grilled pork),bánh mì gà nēng(chicken),bánh mì xíu mēi(clopsies). Price: 15,000-50 000 VND.

7. Bún chả

Grilled pork with rice noodles, herbs, fish sauce. Hanoi classic. Obama ate here with Bourdain. 65,000-100 000 VND.

8. Gēi cuïn (spring rolls — fresh)

Rice pancakes + shrimp + pork + pasta + herbs. It's not fried, cold. Served with peanut sauce. 5,000-15,000 VND per piece.

9. Chả giò / Nem rán (fried spring rolls)

Fried version: shrimp, minced meat, mushrooms, vegetables in rice cake. Served with herbs and fish sauce. 40,000-80,000 VND serving.

10. Bánh xèo

‘Vietnamese pie’ — crispy rice pancake with curcuma + shrimp + pork + bean sprouts. You wrap lettuce and herbs in a letter. 40,000-70,000 VND.

Regional Denmark

11. Cao lầu (Hoi An)

Only authentic in Hoi An — pasta cooked in water from a specific well Bá Lễ. Crunch toast, char siu pork. 40,000-70,000 VND.

12. (Sajgon)

Broken rice + grilled pork + egg + cucumber + Vietnamese ‘bacon’. Breakfast. 25,000-60,000 VND.

13. Bánh khat (Vũng Tàu, Nha Trang)

Mini-plack rice with shrimp inside, made in a special pan with round pits. You wrap it in leaves mixed with herbs. 60,000-100 000 VND for 10 pieces.

Coffee and beverages

14. Cà phê is đá

Vietnamese iced coffee with condensed milk. Coffee burns byphin(metal individual filter) — coffee drops into a glass of condensed milk, then you add ice. Strong, dense, distinguished. 20,000-45 000 VND.

Vietnam is#2 coffee producer worldwide(after Brazil), mainly worm. Legendary:Trung Nguyên,Highlands Coffee,Cong Cà Pê(military aesthetics).

15. Cà phê trứng (egg coffee)

Invented in Hanoi 1946. Egg protein slaughtered with condensed milk on top of hot coffee. Like a cappuccino but richer.Cafe Giảng(Hanoi) — Legend. 35,000 VND.

Non-alcoholic street beverages

  • Sinh t— blended fruit cocktails. Avocados, mangoes, dragon fruit. 25 000-40 000 VND
  • Nía— freshly squeezed sugarcane juice with lime. Legendary refreshing. 10,000-20 000 VND
  • Chè— dessert soups with fruit, coconut, tapioca, beans. Cold or hot. 15,000-40 000 VND

Beer

Bia hēi— fresh lane beer, produced on the same day. You buy in street bars on plastic stools for 5000-8000 VND (1-2 zł) per glass. The cult experience of Hanoi.

Bottle:Bia Hà Nội(Hanoi),Bia Saigon(Saigon),Tiger(imported),333‘ba ba ba’).

Label

  • Sticks (as in China) — DO NOT stick vertically into a rice bowl (mortuary gesture)
  • Garbage for street food: sitting on plastic stools, throwing garbage on the ground (cleaners collect — YES to be)
  • Hard? Say “không cay” (not sharp) — cooks give 3-level focus automatically
  • Peanut allergy? Sauce in many dishes has peanuts — ask

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