Vietnamese food
My friend Han (who is Vietnamese) and I are going to have Vietnamese food on Tuesday. I've never had it, which is why I asked her to go with me. She's always posting these really good looking things on Facebook. I think she sort of wants me blind going in, but
Any suggestions?
Originally Posted by Fynn
the only vietnamese thing I've ever eaten is this vietnamese duck legs cooked in like a sauce made primarily with orange juice but also plenty of spices and flavourings etc and it was awesome.
pho pho pho pho pho!
I dare you to try to finish all of it.
I don't love pho like other people do. It's very eeehhhh to me.
I looove sticky rice with coconut milk.
You'll probably have pho since it's like the classic dish, which I think is a bit overrated. But Vietnamese food, as a whole, is probably my favorite foreign cuisine. Spices and herbs and key; even if you order something that sounds simple, the way it all works together with the diverse, tangy flavors makes for a wonderful taste. That is, as long as you're going to a pretty legit Vietnamese place, which since your friend is Vietnamese I'm assuming will be the case.
I was lucky enough to have it in Vietnam, but even being there for two weeks wasn't enough to try everything I wanted to. I'm sure I'll be going back again sometime to rampage through their cuisine like Psychotic in a dong factory. Enjoy!
I was actually looking at ban boe hue, as it looks delicious.
Pho looks incredible too.
Apparently the duck thing I ate is called Vit nau cam and it's brilliant.
I always get Bun, with as many different meats and spring rolls in it as possible!
It's just vermicelli noodles with a bunch of stuff. Put hot sauce and pepper jelly in it.
Pho is really good, I usually douse that trout with Srirachi sauce.
Apparently, I have been declared banished.
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