Southeast Asia Travel Guide

Hanoi Old Quarter is full of people and Hanoi Street Food Tour is full of specialties. When visitting Hanoi, have you ever wondered "What to eat in Hanoi Old Quarter", "What are signatures of Hanoi desserts" or "What should be in the Hanoi Street Food Tour"? Our series about the most famouse dishes/ desserts to give you the best suggestion to eat and enjoy Hanoi Food. As a Hanoian, I want to introduce you best things in my city. Yesterday, I want to Sword Lake Walking Street and now, let's follow my article in this blog and I will introduce you top 3 "must-try" ICE-CREAM in Hanoi Old Quarter areas. 1. Thuy Ta Ice-cream "If you're around Hoan Kiem Lake, come to Thuy Ta Ice cream..." The ice-cream booth is right by Sword Lake and often crowded with both Vietnamese and foreigners to by cool ice-cream ( even in winter ). Thuy Ta Ice cream was founded in 1954 and now have become one of the most famous dessert local brand in Ha...

Young sticky-rice flake – a specialty of Hanoi autumn Autumn comes bringing about so many wonderful things to the beautiful capital city – Hanoi . If you visit the city this time, you will have an ample chance to enjoy its creative and scrumptious cuisine. How about spending a day visiting the place making one of the most famous cuisine in Hanoi – Vong Village. Now, let’s discover the making of young sticky-rice flake with GoAsiaDayTrip:             1. What is young sticky-rice flake? Young sticky-rice flake Wandering around the small and winding streets of Hanoi these days, you can easily encounter many vendors selling something wrapped carefully in lotus leaves when handing to customers. You may wonder which kind of food is it. What is that lightly green flake? And here it is – young sticky-rice flake. Selecting young sticky-rice for making the flakes Young sticky-rice flake is a fine product making from young sticky rice grown ...

People often say that you have to taste a culture to understand it. However, when it comes to halal food, your travel as a Muslim starts to be challenging, especially in countries where Muslim is not a big religion like Vietnam. So, to help you save a little time looking for halal restaurants and halal food, I will right now present to you the best halal food in Hanoi ever, it is Cha ca La Vong.   Cha Ca La Vong - The specialty of Hanoi No one knows when this famous dish dates back from and when it became so popular. However, there is a legend that in the time when French colonists invaded Vietnam, there lived a couple at 14 Hang Son Street. They were both devoted to the country liberty and they host Vietnam troops at their house. To welcome guests, this family had a tradition to make the best dish out of fresh fish. Gradually, the flavor of this dish became familiar to the guests and they even helped the couple to open their own restaurant serving this kind of fish dish. ...