“Cơm Việt” – a different taste!

If you have ever tried “Cơm Việt” (Vietnamese plain boiled rice), you will find the difference from the boiled rice in other countries!  In an ordinary meal of Vietnamese people, together with a variety of different dishes, Com or plain boiled rice is an indespensable one, the most popular food at the main meals of the day (lunch and dinner). Different cooking method makes “Cơm Việt” different! In Vietnam travel, Com is made from...

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Nhatrang special cuisine

Another local specialty is bun ca, a simple noodle soup with rice vermicelli, fish broth and fish paste meatballs. Tired of local food? You can find every kind of international food imaginable, and a lot of Russian fare. It’s easy to get around Nha Trang (again, options!). You can rent a bicycle or motorbike. Walking around the downtown core is doable as the city is flat, major streets have footpaths and there...

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Nhatrang nightlife

With nightlife comes those who prey on unguarded and inebriated tourists. Crimes range from petty theft like pickpocketing and bag snatching to more serious and physical threats from men, women or men dressed as women. If you wanna travel to Nhatrang but don’t know anythings about Vietnam travel, you can look at in this topic.NightlifeNha Trang has a reputation for nightlife, though it is surprisingly limited as most bars and clubs popular...

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Where to eat in Nhatrang, Vietnam Part IIII

The enticing tapas are reasonably priced, with a selection of four costing 150,000 VND. After bites of warm oyster, octopus a la plancha and deep-fried scampi, choose from seafood and grilled meat mains, starting from 220,000 VND. More economical is the pizza (150,000 VND), and gluten0free dough is available. Nhatrang location about over hundred kilometers away from Hanoi Vietnam. International foodWhen it comes to restaurants in Nha...

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Vietnam travel guide: Getting to Vietnam

Note that some routings require an overnight stay in another city such as Bangkok, Taipei, Hong Kong or Seoul, and often a hotel room will be included in your fare – ask the airline and shop around since travel agents’ policies on this vary. Even when an overnight stay is not required, going to Vietnam can be a great excuse for a stopover: most airlines will allow you one free stopover in either direction. The number of direct flights to Vietnam’s...

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Where to eat in Nhatrang, Vietnam Part III

Seafood is priced by weight. Eye the display of creatures in buckets and on ice, point at what you want and ask the price per kilogram. With the price confirmed, indicate how much you want, watch them weigh it and write it on your bill.  Nha Trang is famed for its seafood (hai san). For a great experience, head to the seafood restaurants just north of the Tran Phu bridge, on Thap Ba Road and on Pham Van Dong (the road along the ocean). These...

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where to eat in Nhatrang, Vietnam Part II

Another local Nha Trang must-try is bo nuong at Lac Canh, grill-it-yourself barbecue at 44D Nguyen Binh Khiem, located in the north end of the downtown core, just south of the bridges. Grill well marinated beef at the table over a coal brazier.  If you wanna travel to Nhatrang but don’t know anythings about Vietnam travel, you can look at in this topic. Nha Trang is famed for its seafood (hai san). For a great experience, head to the...

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Place to eat in Nhatrang, Vietnam

You can also get nem nuong at Ngoc Tien at 59 Le Thanh Phuong, a block south of Yersin Street, and at Nem Dang Van Quyen at 16A Lan Ong Street, a few blocks west of Michelia Hotel and the ocean.  To try real street food you’ll have to get out of the tourist centre. There are some great eats within walking distance, or a short scoot by xe om. Thit bo nuong la lot is a popular late afternoon street in many place, ex: Hanoi Vietnam, Saigon...but...

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Nhatrang's speacial foods

A special noodle soup dish that I have not eaten before in Australia. The soup was full of wonderful and new flavour, the yellow noodles (either rice or egg, I couldn't quite tell) was just right, fresh herbs and greens and a variety of meats and other things inside. Another specialty dish in Nha Trang that blew us away is the Nem Nuong (Special Grilled Minced Pork). We went to a restaurant called Dang Van Quyen, which specialises in Nem...

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Vietnam events: Giong Festival

With the hope for abundant harvests and happier lives, Soc Son’s Giong Festival is celebrated during 3 days from the 6th to the 8th of the first lunar month with ceremonies ranking from ‘khai quang’ (‘bathing’ the Saint’s statue) to processions and incense offerings. Giong Festival is annually celebrated in spring time at several parts of Hanoi Vietnam in order to commemorate Saint Giong, one of the four immortals of Vietnam travel....

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Nhatrang's seafood

Steamed Swimmer Crabs served with fresh herbs and salt/pepper/lemon/chilli dressing. Mmmmmm the crabs are so fresh you can taste the sea water in the crab meat. If you wanna travel to Nhatrang but don’t know anythings about Vietnam travel, you can look at in this topic. If you go to Nhatrang Vietnam, you should took us to eat at a fresh seafood restaurant along the beaches of Nha Trang called, Bo Ke. We had many different dishes to share...

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