Hu Tieu vs Goi Cuon: Which Should You Eat First?
Deciding between a steaming bowl of hu tieu and fresh, cold goi cuon? Here is how to navigate these two staples of southern Vietnamese cuisine.
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Deciding between a steaming bowl of hu tieu and fresh, cold goi cuon? Here is how to navigate these two staples of southern Vietnamese cuisine.
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Beyond the lanterns and tailor shops, Hoi An is defined by two distinct noodle dishes that you cannot find anywhere else in Vietnam.
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Joining a cooking class in Hoi An is the best way to decode the local palate. Here is what to expect if you are heading to the kitchen alone.
Choosing between a hearty bowl of hu tieu and the light, refreshing crunch of goi cuon depends on your appetite and the time of day.
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