Author: bangbd

Pasta and pizza can be called the most popular Italian foods in Vietnam. You can easy to find those Italian dishes in many big cities. In Halong Bay, although there are not any luxury Italian restaurants, but pasta and pizza can still be found and are the first choices of many Halong youths.

There are just few people follow Muslim in Vietnam, so Halal food is not popular even for big cities like Hanoi or Halong City. But, don’t worry! Vietnamese use many different ingredients to cook their meals so even if you cannot eat some kinds of meat, there are still other options to feast in.

It would be an uneasy feeling when you suddenly crave for sushi or sashimi when staying in Halong Bay as Japanese food can be found easily in many Vietnamese cities, but not in Halong Bay.

Gluten-free diet is a new definition for Vietnamese as wheat and rye are new plants in Vietnam. Moreover, Vietnamese doesn’t have habit to eat these kinds of cereals in their daily meals.

If you ask a Vietnamese about Chinese food, most people will mention Peking Duck (Vịt Quay Bắc Kinh) first. You can be easy to buy Peking Duck in many crowd areas from Peking Duck stores, local markets, or supermarkets. You can also easily found a bowl of Wheat Wontons (Mỳ Vằn Thắn) or Dumpling (Sủi Cảo) on street. But they are just some common dishes with slightly different taste. If you wish to have a genuine taste and wider menu, keep reading this article for more suggestions.