Travelogue: Vietnam Part III - The Dining
Because writing takes too long, this will be a photo diary of all the food & drinks I had in Vietnam with brief descriptions. Enjoy!
Whoever said aeroplane food was bad must have had no taste buds.
Needed a refreshment @ Blu Coffee after wandering around in Ho Chi Minh's humidity:
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| Hazelnut Coffee Ice Blend |
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| Matcha Ice Blend |
Our Welcome Dinner:
Lunch after Cu Chi Tunnels:
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| Making rice paper rolls filled with fried fish and fresh herbs and vegetables. |
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| Seafood Hotpot |
The need for free wifi @ Urban Station Coffee
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| Cookies & Cream Choc Mint Flavour Chiller |
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| Matcha Blended Chiller |
Late night Lotteria run:
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| Fish nuggets & fish burger |
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| Ice Coffee |
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| Taro Pie |
Learning to be Masterchefs:
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| Job well done yes? |
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| Mmm all the spring rolls we made! |
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| And now we get to eat them =D |
They love their beer.
Da Lat:
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| Free hotel breakfast, how I've missed western food. |
Da Lat Winter Night Markets:
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| Assortment of meats & seafood on skewers. Had the chicken and fish. Yum yum! |
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| Bun Rieu - crab noodle soup. Warms you up on a cold night, although the blood jelly was an interesting surprise. |
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| Warm soy milk and mung bean drink |
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| Blurry, tough chicken foot |
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| Assorted pastries yum |
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| The best aloe vera lollies |
Classic Vietnamese Cuisine:
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| Banh Mi |
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| Raw beef pho |
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| Sugar cane juice (so cheap at only ~30c AUD) |
Last weekend spent at Mekong:
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| Chicken pho |
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| Fanny icecream fondue |
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| Special beef pho. The only special thing was one piece of tendon :'( |
Last meal in Vietnam:
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| Grilled chicken with salt and chilli. I swear their animals starve :( so little meat on their bones but the flavour was amazing. |
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| Seafood soup was superb |
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| Steamed osphronemus goramy. Don't ask me what kind of fish that is, I just know it tasted good and reminded me of home food, minus the overly concentrated stock. |










































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