Discover the top 10 Vietnamese dishes adored by global food lovers, from Quang-style noodles to bun bo Hue. Explore the flavors of Vietnam!According to international food enthusiasts, Vietnam boasts a delectable array of dishes that have captivated palates worldwide. TasteAtlas, a renowned website specializing in global cuisine, has recently updated its list of the top 100 Vietnamese dishes. This list, curated from expert ratings and international diners' reviews, highlights the country's rich culinary heritage and diverse flavors. 1. Quang-Style Noodles: Topping the list, Quang-style noodles are a beloved specialty from Quang Nam Province. Made from thick, wide rice flour strands, this dish is topped with a variety of ingredients such as shrimp, pork, chicken, or quail eggs. It's served w

Vietnam's Hanoi and Nam-Dinh-style pho, plus Quang-style noodle soup, are officially listed as national cultural heritage for their rich traditions. In a recent announcement, the Ministry of Culture, Sports, and Tourism has officially recognized Hanoi and Nam-Dinh-style pho, along with Quang-style noodle soup, as part of Vietnam's national intangible cultural heritage. This recognition, announced on August 9, highlights the historical, cultural, and communal significance of these beloved dishes. The inclusion of these noodle dishes in the heritage list is a testament to their enduring cultural representation and creativity. Passed down through generations, these dishes have been preserved with community support and are expected to continue thriving. Pho , an iconic symbol of Vietnamese cui

Vietnam's jellied pork and pork rind soup are ranked 46th and 60th in TasteAtlas' top mushroom dishes, showcasing global acclaim for Vietnamese cuisineIn a recent global culinary ranking by TasteAtlas, two Vietnamese dishes have made notable appearances on the list of the world's best mushroom creations. Jellied pork (thit dong) and pork rind soup (canh bong) have earned impressive spots, coming in at 46th and 60th, respectively. The ranking, which reflects nearly 626,000 user ratings as of August 16, highlights the global appreciation for these traditional Vietnamese dishes. Over 441,000 of these ratings were validated by the system, underscoring the dishes' popularity and authenticity. Jellied Pork (Thit Dong) - 46th Place Ranked 46th, thit dong is a northern Vietnamese delicacy known fo

Vietnamese street food has earned high praise on TasteAtlas's latest list of Asia's top 100 street foods, showcasing the nation's vibrant culinary scene. With a blend of flavor, tradition, and unique ingredients, several Vietnamese staples have secured impressive rankings. Banh M i stands out as a must-try Vietnamese street food, claiming the 4th spot on the list. This iconic sandwich features a crispy baguette filled with a combination of meats, pickled vegetables, and herbs, offering a burst of flavors in every bite. Variations such as banh mi thit, which includes various meats and cold cuts, is ranked 12th, while banh mi heo quay, with its rich roasted pork belly, holds the 47th position. Beef Pho , a beloved Vietnamese noodle soup, is recognized at 16th place. This dish, known for its

Dung's eel noodle soup shop in Hanoi, serving locals since 1984, earns a Michelin nod for its delicious, affordable eel dishesDung's eel noodle soup shop, a beloved eatery in Hanoi's Old Quarter, has been delighting locals and tourists for over 40 years. Located at 87 Hang Dieu Street in Hoan Kiem District, the shop has recently received a prestigious nod from the Michelin Guide, earning a spot on the Bib Gourmand list for offering delicious food at affordable prices. Since its opening in 1984, Dung's shop has remained a popular destination for eel noodle soup lovers. Quach Kim Dung, the 66-year-old owner, shared her passion for cooking and the evolution of the family business. "I used to work at a restaurant on Hang Buom Street," Dung explained. "After retiring, I started selling rice mea

Hanoi named one of the world's top 15 culinary destinations by Tripadvisor, praised for its refined cuisine and iconic dishes like pho and bun cha. Hanoi, Vietnam's capital, has been recognized as one of the top 15 food destinations in the world by Tripadvisor, the world's largest travel guidance platform. Renowned for its refined and delicate cuisine, Hanoi's culinary scene offers a unique combination of traditional flavors and modern dining experiences, from bustling street food stalls to Michelin-rated restaurants. In its review, Tripadvisor highlighted Hanoi's dishes for their "natural flavors, clear broths, fresh herbs, and simple seasoning." The city's food reflects its culinary heritage, with a focus on subtlety and the use of locally sourced ingredients. Among Hanoi's most famous d

Bun Cha Chan, a humble eatery in Hanoi, awarded Michelin Bib Gourmand for its tender grilled pork with noodle soup and bone-simmered broth.Bun Cha Chan, a modest 20-square-meter eatery in Hanoi, has gained international recognition after being awarded a prestigious Michelin Bib Gourmand. Known for its expertly grilled pork with noodle soup, the eatery at 114 Mai Hac De Street in Hai Ba Trung District is one of five new Vietnamese establishments added to the Bib Gourmand list on June 20, 2024, celebrated for offering high-quality food at affordable prices. Operating for 12 years, Bun Cha Chan has long been a favorite among locals, but its inclusion in the Michelin Guide has brought it newfound fame. The restaurant's signature dish, bun cha, is renowned for its tender pork patties, which are