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Hoi An, often hailed as a culinary haven, offers flavors so divine that they linger in memory long after tasting, especially its street snacks. With just a couple of carts and a few small stools, Hoi An crafts an epicurean experience featuring its exquisite and renowned street snacks, renowned across Vietnam.
Craving the Irresistible Street Eats of Hoi An
Indulging in the Iconic Tube Ice Cream of Hoi An
Exploring Hoi An without tasting the flavors of steamed buns and white rose cakes means you've missed out on the most distinctive and enticing tastes of Hoai Pho.
Steamed buns, white rose cakes (Photo: ST)
The locals here put great effort into crafting these cakes, from selecting rice, kneading dough, making fillings, to wrapping the cakes. White rose cakes resemble translucent dumplings, revealing a rich layer of meat filling inside. Besides being called white rose cakes, these treats are affectionately named by foreign tourists as white rose blossoms due to their lovely appearance. A plate of pristine white cakes adorned with a few slices of vibrant red chili, golden fried shallots has mesmerized countless visitors.
White rose blossoms (Photo: ST)
Delightful Rice Cakes
Rice cakes are a beloved treat in this region, easily found in restaurants, eateries, and street stalls alike. Consisting of three layers: the rice cake base, the filling, and the dipping sauce. The base is crafted from tender young rice, poured into molds to create the delicate and beautiful cakes.
Beautifully presented rice cakes (Photo: ST)
The filling is a savory blend of finely ground shrimp, complemented by crispy shallots and a hint of crunch. Drizzled with a touch of fish sauce and a few slices of chili, these cakes offer a delightful burst of flavors.
Feast your senses on the authentic flavors of Cao Lầu, a local specialty in Hoi An.
Cao Lầu, a beloved Hoi An dish, can be found throughout the streets and alleys of this charming town. For the best experience, head to Bà Bé in the bustling market area of Trần Phú Street, Quán Hát on the intersection of Trần Phú and Hoàng Diệu Streets, or the eatery at the beginning of Alley 69 Phan Châu Trinh.
Indulge in the delightful aroma of cao lầu for just 20,000VND – 25,000VND at the quaint stalls of yesteryears here.
Grilled meat wrapped in rice paper - a unique Hoi An snack
Grilled skewered meat in Hoi An carries a distinct charm. Whether you sizzle it directly on the charcoal grill, enjoying the sizzling fat, or opt for a more leisurely approach by rolling it with rice paper and fresh vegetables, it’s equally satisfying. The meat boasts rich, flavorful spices, paired with a spicy chili sauce glaze. The tangy tamarind, the crispness of the raw vegetables, the salty-sweet dipping sauce - it all blends together to create an unforgettable taste of Hoi An skewers. And at just about 5,000VND per skewer, it’s a steal for a light meal, isn’t it, folks?
Discover the flavors of Hoi An Duck Congee, a tantalizing blend of savory broth, succulent duck, and refreshing salad. Experience the perfect harmony of textures and tastes in every bite.
Indulge in the richness of Hoi An Duck Congee, where tender duck meat meets fragrant rice porridge and crisp, vibrant salad. A culinary delight that will leave you craving for more.
Treat yourself to the savory goodness of Hoi An Duck Congee, complete with tender duck, flavorful broth, and a refreshing salad. A culinary adventure awaits with every mouthful.
Exploring the World of Hoi An Sweet Soups
When it comes to Hoi An snacks, the mention of its fragrant sweet soups is inevitable. Even the simplest ones are sure to impress.
