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Welcome to the restaurant LATEST NEWS .Amazing secret of Hanoi Sidewalk Culture
One thing for sure many first-time visitors will be asking upon seeing an abundance of food stalls in Hanoi is why sellers set up stores outdoors, right outside houses, but not invest in some in-house infrastructure for better customer experience. The answer is hard to tell. So let’s go back in time a little bit to find out.
Read More ->Meet our Chef - Mr Nguyen Van Cong with his unfinished dreams
When you’re tasting delicious dishes in a restaurant, have you ever imagined the one who made them? Have you ever thought a grumpy chef like Gordon Ramsay, or a corpulent chef like Emeril Lagasse is the author of such exquisite dishes?
Read More ->What to know about vermicelli – “the start” of many renowned Vietnamese dishes?
Coming to Vietnam, you might have heard or tried “pho”, “bun cha”, “bun bo”, however, do you know what do they have in common? They all originated from a very basic ingredient - Vermicelli. Let’s find out why this basic food can have such strong power that can create many delicious dishes in Vietnam.
Read More ->Vietnamese chopsticks - How to use?
Chopsticks are no stranger to meals in some Asian countries, but if you’re not from those countries, using chopsticks in some Vietnam’s restaurants may be quite challenging.
Read More ->Green sticky rice – A specialty of Hanoi’s Autumn
Autumn, known as the most beautiful season of Hanoi, does not only bring us a romantic atmosphere along with cool and refreshing wind blending with the scent of blackboard tree’s flower but also brings a very unique specialty that has been very familiar with any Hanoians, which is “Com” (or green sticky rice). How can “Com” be such a outstanding symbol of Hanoi’s? Let me show you some detail about this special “com”.
Read More ->Top 10 unique food specialties of Northern mountains in Vietnam
Travelling to mountainous areas has been an exceptional experience to both domestic tourists and foreign visitors in recent years. Not only do they have the chance to witness the epic sceneries from the top of the highlands or the mountains, they can also learn a lot about the ethnic tribes here from many perspectives like traditions, culture, customs and of course, cuisine. Ignoring the cuisine here is a really big mistake!
Read More ->Crab paste vermicelli soup - a special variation of Vietnamese vermicelli
“Carb paste vermicelli soup” is a very special dish in Vietnam, who would have thought such delicious food would be made from the ingredients of country folk. Because of that, many people say that whenever they eat crab noodles, they think about their home country.
Read More ->The “magical” spices that make the dishes in Northwest Vietnam unforgettable?
As a land of ethnic minorities, the typical dishes of the Thai, Dao, and Mong, cuisine in Northwest area has created an irresistible attraction for tourists from many places. Contributing a significant part to create an unforgettable taste of these dishes is the unique spices which have been used in almost every dish.
Read More ->What is the best Hanoi street food for night owls
If you are a person who has special interest in discovering Hanoi at midnight, you might consider noting some of the best food destinations that can make you stay energetic and most active during you journey. Let us help you a little to fulfil the list today!
Read More ->Banh mi Hanoi - Speciality of Vietnamese cuisine
“Banh mi Hanoi” is no doubt an indispensable factor that make Hanoi’s cuisine so special. What actually is inside a "banh mi" that makes it so popular?
Read More ->Something about Vietnamese dining etiquette
Eastern countries, including Vietnam, are usually famous for complicated etiquette and a variety of rules in manner. One of the events that marks distinctive difference between Western and Eastern culture is meal. When having a meal with local people, there are many things you - a foreign tourist should be in mind.
Read More ->Do you know these untold stories of Pho Hanoi?
“Pho is a special gift of Hanoi, “Pho” does not only appear in Hanoi, but it is only in Hanoi that “pho” has the perfect taste” (said Thach Lam, famous Vietnamese writer)
Read More ->Top 5 best food for family with children in Hanoi
Hanoi has long been considered a culinary paradise in the worldwide tourism map. Its food is famous for the freshness, rich flavour and diversity that can suit every taste. If you travel to this iconic city with your family, especially with your kids, here are the top 10 check-list food you should try for the best experience:
Read More ->What's the best dishes to eat near the Hanoi old quarter
Wondering about what to eat near the Old Quarter Hanoi? Let us introduce you some of the most popular dishes that have had its reputation for a long time!
Read More ->Top 12 best traditional Vietnamese food in Hanoi?
Perhaps one of the best ways to discover a new place is to try out the traditional food of the people there. It can help to show their agricultural culture, the living style and sometimes even the characteristics of the citizens. Therefore, if you are considering Vietnam, or specifically Hanoi, to be your next destination, let’s take a look at some Vietnamese traditional food you shouldn’t miss when you come to Hanoi.
Read More ->How to have a perfect Hanoi cooking class experience?
For foreign tourists, a fulfilling experience at a local Hanoi cooking class is of great importance.
Read More ->Rice: The soul of Vietnamese cuisine
The aged long Vietnamese culinary art is well-known for its meticulosity and diversity. It is also rich in cultural values. Of all the dishes that tell the story of Vietnam, there is the appearance of rice. Rice is the utmost key ingredient in Vietnam…
Read More ->What should you know about the largest trading place of the capital - Dong Xuan Market?
Dong Xuan Market is located in Hanoi Old Quarter, which is the first and most aged-long market that is associated with the formation and commercial development of Thang Long capital. This place is not only a trade point but also a cultural and spiritual value that reflects the daily life of the people of Hanoi in the past.
Read More ->Bach Ma Temple: A symbol of Vietnamese traditional religion
Bach Ma temple used to be located in Ha Khau ward, Huu Tuc canton, Tho Xuong district, Hoai Duc district, now it is No. 3 Hang Buom street, Hoan Kiem district, Hanoi. It is proudly named “one of the four guards” by Hanoi people for its precious spiritual and historical value to the capital particularly and the whole country of Vietnam generally.
Read More ->O Quan Chuong: The only remaining gate of the ancient Thang Long citadel
O Quan Chuong is an old Hanoi gate, located in the East of the citadel surrounding Thang Long Citadel, built in the 10th Canh Hung year (1749) and the third Gia Long year (1817). It has been rebuilt several times and kept the same style to this day. This is one of the 21 remnants of the old Thang Long citadel, a relic that was recognized in 1995.
Read More ->The Art of bargaining in Vietnam
Bargain may sound weird and unpopular in some countries, but in Vietnam it is a crucial part of local people’s daily life. Nowhere in the world like Vietnam, bargaining is more worthwhile. With the passage of time, bargaining becomes culture, an irreplaceable part of people here.
Read More ->Special things about Hanoi Cooking Class at Lang Lieu?
The moment you choose to embark your culinary journey with us, you will not walk alone. Accompanying you all along the road to discover a country’s cuisine is no one else but Lang Lieu team, so as to guarantee your best experience into the world of food and culture.
Read More ->The story of Cho Gao Street
One destination on your journey to discover Vietnamese traditional culinary art - Lang Lieu cooking class, you will have the chance to go past one key door in trading of the old time - Cho Gao Street.
Read More ->Northern Highlands of Vietnam Cuisine: The breath of marvellous mountains
Vietnamese dishes are well recognized for their impressive combination of flavours, colours and smells. However, what tells the country’s cuisine apart is its cultural meaning instilled, which - at nowhere else, is told as vividly as Northern Highlands one.
Read More ->Hanoi taste: A back-time gate
Vietnamese cuisine varies by region. Each city, even each village, may have its own list of unique local specialties. Hanoi is the capital of present Vietnam and it’s also been the capital of the ancient kingdoms in Northern Vietnam since the second millennium. The city has a deep history and there is no better way to understand this than to try the food.
Read More ->The hidden story of 'Lang Lieu'
When a culinary place is built, it should be brought into life with certain purposes and in unique concepts of its own. Here, the restaurant’s name takes after the progenitor of Vietnamese cuisine - The 7th King of Hung Dynasty Lang Lieu, to present the development journey of Vietnam to the guests. By tracing to the root of a country’s cuisine, Lang Lieu hopes to combine the authenticity of history and the magic of culture right at your dining table.
Read More ->Northern Vietnamese Cuisine: An elegant taste of age-long culture
One thing that makes Vietnam stand out across the globe and leave a distinct mark on the worldwide tourism map is its rich culinary art. Every dish made intricately does not only taste remarkable but holds meaningful spiritual values as well. And of all regions along the country, Northern part represents most completely the soul of Vietnamese cuisine.
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