For Anthony Bourdain, Vietnam has enchanting dishes that make the chef not want to leave.
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Anthony Bourdain is a famous American chef and host of the reality show Parts Unknown. During a filming in Hue in September 2014, Anthony had the opportunity to dine with fishermen on a boat in the middle of a floating market. |
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Anthony enjoys com hen on the street. In an interview with CNTraveler, Anthony shared that his first visit to Vietnam changed his life. Everything about this small country was new and different from the life he grew up in. The food, culture, landscapes and smells were inseparable. Anthony felt like this land was another planet, with enchanting dishes that made the chef not want to leave once he set foot there. |
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These were some of the best meals he had ever had. All were prepared on the street. |
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Locals stop by a Bun Bo Hue restaurant in Dong Ba Market. Anthony calls it the best soup in the world. The noodles are filled with a rich broth made from stewed bones and meat, and served with boiled pig’s blood, banana blossoms, spring onions, and bean sprouts. |
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Anthony had dinner with his friend Linh at a seafood restaurant, where diners choose fresh food caught from Tam Giang lagoon and the East Sea. |
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From Hue, Anthony traveled a few hours to visit Vinh Moc tunnels (Vinh Linh, Quang Tri). Thanh, a fisherman who grew up in the trenches, was grilling a batch of fresh fish over charcoal for Anthony. |
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Anthony tries a local snack. |
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He also tried banh beo, a cake made from steamed rice flour, served with fried minced shrimp, fried onions and crispy pork skin. |
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A woman at the restaurant is fanning the charcoal stove to prepare rice. |
According to VNE