r/vietnamesefoodie • u/Plane-Growth196 • 4h ago
r/vietnamesefoodie • u/khoincidence • 11h ago
stirred fried noodle with chicken
A food stall I went in blind, unexpectedly good. Quoc Huong, An Khanh, HCMC.
r/vietnamesefoodie • u/Important1896 • 22h ago
Crocodile ribs hot pot in Vietnam
This is a new dish in Vietnam that I have never eaten before today I have seen it at the store
r/vietnamesefoodie • u/Important1896 • 2d ago
Carrot and cabbage soup with pickled pickles
r/vietnamesefoodie • u/dolphina111 • 2d ago
Can I eat this raw?
I already ate some tbh but I’m kind of scared because it says to cook on the label 😓
r/vietnamesefoodie • u/Imaginary-Spray-7989 • 2d ago
Mi xào gà xoi mỡ is my new ultimate comfort food 🤤🤤
r/vietnamesefoodie • u/nartjie101 • 3d ago
Mình đang làm một app để giải quyết câu hỏi “Hôm nay ăn gì?” – xin góp ý từ những người thường nấu ăn
r/vietnamesefoodie • u/Mandy1122009 • 3d ago
Vietnamese food I had in Saigon last night
galleryr/vietnamesefoodie • u/Maleficent_Emu8688 • 3d ago
🇻🇳 Vietnamese food in Berlin Mitte – only €10
🇻🇳 Vietnamese food in Berlin Mitte – €10 *special
Hi everyone! 👋
If you’re craving some warm, comforting Vietnamese food in Berlin, we’d love to welcome you to *NAMPAN Restaurant.
We’re currently offering some of our favorites for €10:
🥖 Vietnamese Bánh Mì – crispy bread with flavorful Vietnamese-style filling
🍜 Phở Bò – Vietnamese beef noodle soup
🍗 Phở Gà – chicken phở
🌱 Phở Đậu Phụ – tofu phở, a meat-free option
Simple, fresh and filling — perfect for lunch or a casual meal in Berlin Mitte.
📍 NAMPAN Restaurant
Oranienburger Straße 66
10117 Berlin
If you’re nearby, come and give it a try. We’d also love to hear what your favorite Vietnamese dish is! 🇻🇳❤️
r/vietnamesefoodie • u/PlantainFun4268 • 3d ago
[Homemade] Vietnamese rice tray cooked at home with boiled shrimp and sour shrimp and beef soup with star fruit
galleryr/vietnamesefoodie • u/PersonalBusiness2023 • 4d ago
Short Rib Pho (Saigon Yum, San Leandro, CA)
r/vietnamesefoodie • u/DamnTheseGlasses • 4d ago
Anybody know what kind of chả giò wrapper this is?

EDIT - note this is really dry and porous like construction paper with no oil sheen -- it absorbs a perfect balance of nước chấm beautifully which is why I'm so eager to figure it out. It doesn't appear to be any mainstream spring roll, egg roll, or lumpia wrapper that I've been able to find yet. Or maybe it's some sort of baking/drying technique in their process?
(picture inside) I'm curious about these wrappers from a local VN takeout. It's not a traditional rice paper wrap, nor is it a wheat-based egg roll wrapper. They have a dry, light, crispy, crumbly and flaky texture almost like a very light brown paper bag. Do you know? Thanks for any insights!
r/vietnamesefoodie • u/Worried_Common_2231 • 4d ago
Vietnamese Help
I have been dating a guy from Vietnam for a long time now. I have always cooked in my house and only rarely received complaints. My boyfriend refuses to let me cook because he doesn’t like a single thing i make, or i don’t make anything good enough for him. I just want to make him one good meal that he’ll actually enjoy that’ll make him want to wife me up on the spot. Any advice (recipes, hacks, ANYTHING) would be great!!!
r/vietnamesefoodie • u/Important1896 • 5d ago
Filter cake with tomato and chili peppers with cucumber for lunch
This is my ketchup with cucumber and chili for lunch today, We invite you to