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What to eat in Hoi An?

Hoi An's cuisine is rich and varied from the popular dishes to the sophisticated dishes are very soulful and bold culture of indigenous people. So what to eat in Hoi An, today? 1. Breakfast Hoi An people often eat bread in the morning due to the nature of the busy work and above all bread with high mobility factor. What do u feel it? If you are not satisfied you can eat a plate of white roses to enjoy the flavor of Hoi An. 2. Lunch High floor is not only a specialty in Hoi An, but is now well-known in the world, which is more appreciated than Japanese Udon noodles with great flavor without any noodle in the world. 3. Dinner Enjoy the evening with a plate of chicken rice is a perfect full day. Recommend: ...

Top 3 places that you must come to Hoi An

Hoi An has hundreds of beautiful scenes, there is an old town in the daytime but splendid at night. Coming to Hoi An, is immersed in the romantic scene, a bit deep and nostalgic about a crowded city. Here are three places that you must come to Hoi An. 1. Hoi an acient town Hoi An by night. photo: google Pratunam is definitely the first destination when you come to Hoi An. Try a walk around and then pick a corner at any cafe to enjoy the great atmosphere that Hoi An bring.

Top 10 restaurants in Hoi An - Hoi An cuisine food

Not only the rice chicken, Hoi An also attracts visitors with a variety of delicious dishes such as bread, high-rise, wonton, barbecue meat ... 1. Stop and go restaurant: Top of the list is the stop and go restaurant with the owner is a native chef carrying all the essence of Hoi An cuisine on the restaurant menu. The menu varies from Hoi An cuisine to Asian and European dishes. Address: 17 Phan Dinh Phung st, Hoi An Website: http://stopandgo.comli.com Booking table: (+84) 1213588193

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