Vietnam Guide Food Trip

Hello friends!

About the Vietnam trip it was years ago & I went there for 6 days if I am not wrong. It was fun and adventurous, a little bit out of my comfort zone.

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It was an early morning flight, when we arrived it was still in the morning – pretty tired and hungry due to lack of sleep and food I had on the flight.

We ordered Grab to go to the hotel. The hotel is located in the city. Hence, finding food and transportation is very convenient. As you know, Vietnam are very famous of their coffee and their beer. Once we check in to the hotel, we straight away and walk to the famous coffee shop, it was a 15 minutes walk to the shop.

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The chocolate coffee was actually better than the beer coffee. It wasn’t the best. It was a strong drink for the morning, as both the coffee and beer are STRONG!! For the drinks, it was relatively cheap and the ambiance was dark at the entrance but once you entered. We were greeted with natural sunlight from the top.

After the quickie drink, we walk to find a delicious Bun Cha. One of the famous food in Vietnam is Bun Cha. I have seen Mr Obama and Chef Anthony tried the Bun Cha in one of the restaurant in Vietnam. But sadly I didn’t went there as the hotel receptionist advised us to go to a more authentic Bun Cha restaurant in Hanoi. I did a little research on what is Bun Cha, that time I knew it was pretty famous and it is a non-halal dish.

AHA!! here is the most awaited food that I have been wanting to try because of MR OBAMA 🙂 There is actually steps on how to eat it but unfortunately I forgot. I think it was dipping the white rice noodles into the soup and get a bite of the grilled pork meatballs. I enjoy the dish because they offered an unlimited amount of Cili Padi/ Bird Eye Chilli/ Cabe Merah. And a lot of vegetables, I must say. It was a big portion just for myself & that was the smallest portion they offer. The shop was quite huge as it has 3/4 floors. It was a lovely dinner, the place was packed with people maybe because it’s lunch time.

The shop name is “Bun Cha Ta”

This was my first day in Hanoi and I was pretty drained out. Communicating with the locals were difficult but thank god for google translation and hand gestures. Ah! and a little bit of tip, about their traffic and walking to one place to another must be much more careful. The vehicles are like fast and furious on Panadol literally no play games sis!!

Alright that’s it for now. Stay safe and don’t go out to crowded places due to the Covid-19!!