Hello everyone! In this blog I’ll share some pictures of Hanoi old quarter and some traditional Hanoi food. Last year I visited Hanoi 3 times and walked in pretty much every district. I became a little familiar with this city.
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One thing I absolutely miss is the old quarter. It’s nice to walk around, or to find a cafe and people watching.
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There are so many cafes and they all sell delicious coffees! I miss Vietnamese coffee now.
Have you ever been to Vietnam? Maybe you’ve tried some local food, in Hanoi, they have their specialities.
Cha Ca is a fried fish dry pot, there are some Cha Ca restaurants in Hanoi, where only one dish (fish pot) is served.
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Bun Cha is a pork kebab sweet soup that you’ll find everywhere in Hanoi. It’s super cheap, normally ~ 1 euro.
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^ More Hanoi local food
I hope you enjoy this post! Have a good day.