What Is Nuoc Cham? The Sauce Behind Nearly Every Vietnamese Dish
Nuoc cham (nước chấm) literally means “dipping sauce” in Vietnamese — a general term, not the name of…
Vietnamese dishes explained by a Saigon-based food editor: what each dish is, where it comes from, how it’s eaten, and how regions cook it differently.
Nuoc cham (nước chấm) literally means “dipping sauce” in Vietnamese — a general term, not the name of…
The closest widely available substitute for Vietnamese coriander (rau răm) is fresh mint combined with cilantro in roughly…
Banh Bot Loc is a Vietnamese tapioca dumpling from Hue — a chewy, glass-clear tapioca starch dough wrapped…
Banh Beo is a Vietnamese steamed rice cake from Hue — a thin batter of rice flour and…
Canh Chua is a Vietnamese sweet and sour soup from the Mekong Delta — a tamarind-based broth carrying…
Banh Chung is a square Vietnamese sticky rice cake — glutinous rice, mung bean paste, and marinated pork…
Bun Rieu is a Vietnamese crab noodle soup defined by a tangy, tomato-red broth and rieu — a…
Hu Tieu is a Southern Vietnamese noodle soup built on a slow-cooked pork bone broth, chewy rice noodles,…
Banh Khot is a Vietnamese mini savory pancake from the coastal city of Vung Tau — a rice…