Beyond its pleasant aroma and delicious taste, purple tea is recognised as a medicinal plant, offering numerous health benefits related to protecting the body from stress and helping to keep it hydrated without a caffeine overload.
Because gastronomy is central to cultural identity, the United Nations World Tourism Organization (UN Tourism) has promoted food tourism as a key driver of cultural heritage and local economic growth.
The booth of the Vietnamese Consulate General in Hong Kong has attracted considerable attention with a vibrant display featuring traditional conical hats painted with Vietnamese landscapes, red lanterns and large images of popular destinations such as Hạ Long Bay, Sa...
The booth of the Vietnamese Consulate General in Hong Kong has attracted considerable attention with a vibrant display featuring traditional conical hats painted with Vietnamese landscapes, red lanterns and large images of popular destinations such as Hạ Long Bay, Sa...
Research indicates that the primary compounds in Dành Mountain ginseng are saponins, flavonoids (anti-ageing active ingredients), organic acids and amino acids.
Beyond simply updating trends, Future Menus 2026 offered strategic insights, market data and practical solutions to help the food and beverage industry adapt to today’s volatile landscape.
Freshly caught herring, grilled over charcoal, emits a fragrant aroma that entices travellers passing along the coastal road in Quảng Trị to stop and enjoy.
A recent trip to Tuyên Quang Province gave me the opportunity to taste an all-in-one tray of north-eastern regional cuisine at Hạ Thành Quán featuring authentic local flavours and warm hospitality.
Moss season lasts from November until around the end of April the following year, when the water is clear and rainfall is minimal. The clearer the water, the greener and more vibrant the moss becomes.
Among the region’s many tempting dishes, ''pa pỉnh tộp'', grilled fish prepared by the Thái ethnic people, has become an iconic speciality that many travellers long to taste when visiting the area.
While hot bánh đúc, peanut bánh đúc and bánh đúc nộm (served with peanuts, sesame and bean sprouts) are popular among many Hanoians, bánh đúc riêu cua is less commonly chosen.
Bánh xèo, Việt Nam’s golden, crispy crepe, delights with fresh herbs, sizzling fillings and bold flavours, offering foodies and travellers a hands-on taste of national culinary tradition.