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6 special foods you should not miss while visiting in Sapa
With beautiful natural landscape, friendly people and
fantastic Fansipan, Sapa is one of wonderful destination for visitors. Sapa is
also home to some delicious foods you must try while you’re there.
Grilled foods
When in Sapa, don’t miss these special dishes. The common
options are beef, pork, stream fish, mushroom, egg, sweet potatoes, chicken
feet and wings and vegetables. They’re delicious finger food on sticks that are
also very cheap.
Where to eat: Eating places near The ancient church.
Where to eat: Eating places near The ancient church.
“Cơm lam”
“Cơm lam” or Vietnamese sticky rice in bamboo is a speciality
of ethnic minorities in the Central Highlands. The rice is cooked inside long
and young bamboo pipes and grilled over charcoal. When the rice is done, you
skillfully remove the burned outer layers and leave a thin layer of bamboo
covering the rice to split easily when eating. Com Lam is white, soft, and
sweet-smelling and is served with sesame salt.
Where to eat: Any of restaurants, hotels, roadside eateries that serve this dish.
Where to eat: Any of restaurants, hotels, roadside eateries that serve this dish.
Sapa Salmon
Enhance your stay in Sapa with this speciality. Salmon with bold
taste, pretty pink meat, high nutritional ingredients is the go-to dish for tourists
coming to Sapa. Sapa salmon have flesh meat, firm muscles and no grease which
is suitable for many different dishes like salmon hot pot, salmon salad,
grilled salmon and salmon gruel. In the cold of Sapa, enjoying a full of smoke
salmon hot pot with cai meo (a kind of vegetables of ethnic minorities) and
chayote will be an unforgettable moment for visitors.
Where to eat: Hoa Dao restaurant - 48 Le Van Tam Street, Lotus Sapa restaurant - 34 Cau May Street.
Where to eat: Hoa Dao restaurant - 48 Le Van Tam Street, Lotus Sapa restaurant - 34 Cau May Street.
“Thắng cố”
“Thắng cố” is a famous food of ethnic minority people in
north west Vietnam. It’s filled a combination of meats: Buffalo, beef, pork,
horse and animal internal organs. All ingredients are put in a deep fryer and is cooked until it’s
well-done, and then adding 27 different spices and vegetables. This dish tastes
wonderful with sweet, greasy, fragant flavor, which is worth wating for when
you are in Sapa.
Where to eat: Thắng cố Mã Lệ; Thắng cố A Quỳnh 015 Thạch sơn
“Lợn cắp nách”
“Lợn cắp nách” is called carried under arm pig, a kind of
Muong pigs is small, about 5kg. Pig’s meat is much lean, sweet high nutritional
ingredients, which makes a fantastic dish. Its meat can be steamed, boiled,
baked, stewed, and the taste is very delicious.
Black chicken
Sapa black chickens are small and about 1.2kg, with natural
black skin, meat and bones. They are available for many dishes but grilled
black chicken in honey has the most wonderful taste. The chicken is eaten with
pepper salt mixed lemon juice and mint.
Some restaurants in
Sapa for visitors:
- Sapa Anh Dung Restaurant - 69 Xuan Vien Street.
- Hoa Dao Restaurant Sapa - 33 Xuan Vien Street.
- Chapa Restaurant - 40 Cau May Street.
- Lotus Restaurant - 34 Cau May Street
- Eating places near The ancient church.
Top 5 hotpot to try in Mekong Delta
Hotpot is one of specialities attracting every visitor to
Mekong Delta. Fresh fishes, vegetables, special leaves and delicious flavours
will make you want to extend your stay there. Don’t leave Mekong Delta without
trying…
5. Eel hotpot
1. Ca linh bong dien
dien hotpot (Vietnamese: Lẩu cá linh bông điên điển)
You can enjoy this special dish during the flooding season in
Mekong Delta between September and November. “Bong dien dien” is called Sesbania
sesban flower, wild yellow, tine flower which blossoms winding channels, river
banks. “Ca linh”, called Danio dangila, a small fish and its meat is fresh and
juicy. Dangilas during the early season are fat, soft and you can eat even
their bones.
The sour soup is made of coconut, tamarind, fish sauce,
sugar, garlic. It’s very delicious combanition of flavors; the fish is sweet
and soft, the flower is slightly bitter and the other is sour, sweet, fragant.
It’s eaten with white rice vermicelli and cooked rice.
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| Sesbania sesban flower |
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| Danio dangila |
2. Keo fish hotpot
(Vietnamese: Lẩu cá kèo lá giang)
“Ca Keo” is called spiny goby, small fish which looks similar
to eel. “La Giang” is ecalled river-leaf creeper growing in forests, side of ponds.
After eating this hotpot, you will never forget the sweet of the fish and the
sour of river-leaf creeper. It’s served with thin strings of banana flower,
bean sprout, water spinach, knotgrass or rau dang. Ca Keo and La Giang hotpot
comes with fish sauce mixed with tamarind juice.
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| Spiny goby |
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| River-leaf creeper |
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| Banana flower |
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| Knotgrass |
3. Fermented fish hotpot
(Vietnamese: Lẩu mắm)
Fermented hotpot is a speciality of southwest regions of
Vietnam you have to try. Two most important ingredients to make this hotpot
dish are fermented fish and eggplants.
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| Eggplant |
There are three fermented fish: Mam ca sat, mam ca linh and
mam ca tren, which are the best sauce in Mekong Delta. Besides, lau mam
requires various different ingredients such as: Shirmp, cuttlefish, fresh ca hu
(a kind of freshwater fish), snakehead. You will never forget specific flavors
of the hotpot: a light sweet taste, little spicy and the strong fragrance of
fish sauce.
This special dish is served with a lot of fresh vegetables hummingbird flower (bong so
dua), Sesbania sesban flower (bong dien dien), limnocharis flava (keo
neo), water-lilies, water spinach. People in the Mekong Delta eat this hotpot
with rice vermicelli.
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| Ca hu fish |
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| Snakehead |
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| Bong so dua |
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| Keo neo |
This dish has sour taste of fermented rice, green tamarind
and three-leaf cayratia. Eel hotpot requires fresh eel and they are dipped into
boiling water for sweet taste. It’s served with banana flower, water spinach,
bean sprout, limnocharis flava, mint, water mimosa.
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| Eel |
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| Three-leaf cayratia |
6. Hot pot with duck
and fermented tofu (Vietnamese: Lẩu vịt nấu chao)
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