The Hanoitimes - At any dates of month you are able to enjoy vegetarian dishes to change your taste and help your body as well as your soul healthier. Vegetarian dishes are made from vegetable materials full of nutrition.1. Loving Hut Restaurants- Loving Hut World Vegetarian, number 192/4, Quan Thanh street, Ba Đinh district, phone: 0462737 403.- Loving Hut Peace, number 8, lane 40 alley 2, Ta Quang Buu street, phone: 0466732729.- Loving Hut original source, number 3, 121/10, Chua Lang street, phone: 04.66748762.- Loving Hut, number 18, alley 71, Nguyen Hong street, Dong Da district, phone: 0466751197. 2. Bodhi Heart Restaurants- Number 68 Pham Huy Thong, phone: 0437245872.- Number 89 Nguyen Khuyen, phone: 0437475663. 3. Suburban Restaurant - Number 19 Nguyen Gia Thieu street, phone: 0439422424. - Number 32 Ba Trieu street, phone: 0462784406. - Number 63 Tran Duy Hung, phone: 0435558429.4. Nang Tam: 79A Tran Hung Dao street, phone: 0438221530. 5. Vegetarian Restaurant Au Lac, 420 … [Read more...] about 25 Delicious Vegetarian Restaurants in Hanoi – City Guide – My HaNoi
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Brunei food festival in Hanoi
Brunei food festival in Hanoi By Tuong Vi in HCMC On the occasion of Brunei’s National Day on Feb. 23, the Brunei Food Festival will be organized at El Patio Restaurant of the Melia Hanoi Hotel at 6-10 p.m. on Feb 24-26. Brunei’s cuisine is essentially Malay food and a mix of flavors, encompassing everything from shrimp paste and lemon grass to coconut, tamarind and turmeric. It’s basically a result of the intermixing of Indian and Chinese flavors, a wide variety of vegetables, meat, spices, herbs and flavorings are used in cooking. A particular specialty of the country is beef satay-grilled chunks of meat served with a spicy peanut sauce, ambuyat, kelupis with beef curry, ikan rebus, ikan liking. … [Read more...] about Brunei food festival in Hanoi
Why an Indian restaurant stands out in Viet Nam
VietNamNet Bridge – There are several reasons why Tandoor in HCM City has become the place of choice for Indian food, but it stands out from its peers in how it invites you in and makes you feel you are in for a treat, writes Hari Chathrattil.Inviting: Tandoor in HCM City is one of the rare Indian restaurants that invites customers with its looks.Stephen Tauyatswala had a no-nonsense manner as he walked in sat at the table he was ushered to.He did not need to look at the menu. He placed his order with the air of a man who clearly knew what he wanted.This intrigued me, just don’t ask me why. No space here for apologizing for making stereotypical assumptions, and that too, before learning his name, which sounded Parsi to me (all names that end in “wala” sound Parsi to me).A beer arrived at Stephen’s table in minutes, and soon after, a plate of naans and a creamy curry that I learnt later was mutton shahi korma (boneless lamb pieces cooked in a nutty cream … [Read more...] about Why an Indian restaurant stands out in Viet Nam
25 Delicious Vegetarian Restaurants in Hanoi
The Hanoitimes - At any dates of month you are able to enjoy vegetarian dishes to change your taste and help your body as well as your soul healthier. Vietnamvisa … [Read more...] about 25 Delicious Vegetarian Restaurants in Hanoi
Ambassadors in Vietnam – Conclusion: ‘Allah’s House’ in Hanoi
Al Noor, the only mosque in northern Vietnam, has been the rendezvous point for Muslims of different nationalities, particularly ambassadors to Vietnam, for over a century now. Al Noor, secluded on Hang Luoc Street in Hoan Kiem District, Hanoi, was built in 1890 by Indian Muslims who originally went to Vietnam to do business. Quite small at only 700m², Al Noor adopts the signature Islamic style of mosques that can be seen all over the world. The mosque’s is painted entirely in white and features a plain and airy design, with large, lofty arched doors in the main praying hall. Adopting a western direction to face the Muslim holy city of Mecca, the edifice has undergone several historical upheavals, including war. The mansion, however, has retained most of its architectural features. This is where expat Muslims of different nationalities and Islam-practicing ambassadors to Vietnam go for weekly prayers. Mosque of illumination Doan Hong Cuong, deputy head of the Al Noor … [Read more...] about Ambassadors in Vietnam – Conclusion: ‘Allah’s House’ in Hanoi