Vietnamese cuisine is healthy and delicious. Enjoy the local atmosphere!

Dropping by 76 Hang Dieu Street in the Old Quarter of Hanoi, you can dig into a bowl of bun bo nam bo, a rice-noodle dish that originates from southern Vietnam.
BUN is rice noodles, BO means beef, NAM BO is a southern region of Vietnam.
This street restaurant is always crowded with not only local people but also tourists from abroad.
Here, you'll enjoy Bun sitting in small chairs by a low table, which is typical in Vietnam.
It is also real pleasure of the trip to eat side-by-side seats with the local people.
A bowl of Bun includes rice noodles, fried beef, lettuce, bean sprouts, onions, local mint and broth.
When it’s served, give it a good stir, and if you like you can add some chili-sweet sauce, herbs, lime-juice and some more vegetables.
The restaurant offers special food at low price, 55,000 VND for a bowl.