The Essence of Northern Cuisine Festival 2026 will be held to promote local culinary culture, opportunties to connect and spread regional specialties and develop local tourism in Tuyên Quang Province from November 25 to 29.
The 2026 International Culinary Culture Festival is set to promote the unique value of both Vietnamese and global cuisine. It is also an opportunity to foster cultural diplomacy, expand international cooperation and showcase the image of the capital city and...
More than a sweet treat, bánh ít lá gai carries a distinctive flavour, deeply intertwined with the local people''s lives, and is an indispensable gift for tourists visiting Gia Lai Province.
Bánh rây, for the Khmer people in An Giang, is much more than a street food delight. It holds a sacred connection to their community life and Buddhist traditions.
Việt Nam’s food and beverage scene is entering a more confident phase, driven by the enduring appeal of local cuisine, distinctive dining experiences and a new generation of diners reshaping the market.
Without fancy ingredients or complicated processing methods, Úc Kỳ soybean paste is made from things very familiar to the local farmers – Thầu Dầu glutinous rice, soybeans, and white salt.
The small fish is said to be a gift of nature, bestowed upon the southwestern region during the flood season and prized for its sweet, tender flesh. The rich, savoury dishes prepared from this fish are sure to delight anyone...
Top Chef Việt Nam 2026 features journeys to the honour of chefs through their technical skills, creativity and ability to reinterpret Vietnamese cuisine for international audiences in the programme''s kitchen.
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.