Little Santorini in Danang, Vietnam💙
by Travel-ing-
Aug 26, 2025
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It's no exaggeration to say that half the joy of traveling in Vietnam comes from the food.
From simple street food to fresh seafood enjoyed by the seaside —
my mouth was filled with the colors and aromas of Vietnam.
🦐 The Flavors of Da Nang Seafood
Fresh seafood is a must-try in Da Nang.
From plump fried shrimp, spicy crab dishes, and even grilled lobster topped with cheese!
Eating seafood while enjoying the fresh sea breeze will make you forget all the fatigue of your trip.
👉 Tip: Choose a seafood restaurant frequented by locals for reasonable prices and authentic flavors.
🥢 The Charm of Hoi An's Traditional Cuisine
Hoi An offers the quintessence of traditional Vietnamese cuisine. Crispy, fried banh xeo, filled with shrimp and meat in a rice flour batter,
bun cha served with fresh vegetables, and even a hint of bitter herbs—
all of this is a true expression of Vietnamese flavor.
👉 Tip: Banh xeo is best eaten by hand! Dip it in peanut sauce and enjoy!
🍰 Sweet Desserts and Cafe Time
Vietnam boasts a thriving cafe culture, offering a wide variety of desserts.
Mousse cakes made with mango, blueberry, and coconut are a delight just to look at.
Pair them with a Vietnamese specialty, **condensed milk coffee (cafe sua da**), for the perfect afternoon tea!
👉 Tip: Local cafes offer affordable prices yet high quality, so you can fill a day just exploring their delicious dessert spots.
⛵ Vietnam, where the sea and the city, tradition and modernity coexist.
The moment you taste the different cuisines in each destination,
you'll find yourself thinking, "This is the true joy of travel."
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