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Exploring the Rich and Flavorful World of Vietnamese Foods

  • Writer: Duy Ngô Thanh
    Duy Ngô Thanh
  • Jan 5
  • 2 min read

Welcome to the delightful world of Vietnamese cuisine, where "Balance" isn't just something you try to achieve while doing yoga—it’s a culinary principle that keeps our taste buds in check! As a proud member of the Asian family, Vietnam shares some similarities with its neighbors, but let's be honest: when it comes to food, we're all about that unique twist!

Now, what do we mean by "Balance"? Well, think of it as a culinary tug-of-war between "Yin and Yang." In Vietnamese cooking, a dish is like a well-orchestrated symphony, blending ingredients that fall into the categories of "Yang" (the spicy, the bold, the 'let’s wake up your taste buds') and "Yin" (the soothing, the cool, the 'let's calm down those taste buds before they get too excited'). The goal? Achieving the perfect harmony in flavors and nutrition—because who says you can’t have your pho and eat it too?

So, next time you dig into a bowl of pho or munch on some spring rolls, remember: it’s not just food; it’s a carefully balanced act of culinary acrobatics! Bon appétit, or as we say in Vietnam, "Chúc ăn ngon!" (which translates to "Enjoy your meal!"—and yes, it’s a lot easier to say than balancing your chakras). (Please note that the following dishes are actual photos, so they may not look as "glamorous" as the ones you’ve seen in advertisements for Vietnamese food.)


This article will continuously update images related to Vietnamese dishes every week. It's like a buffet for your eyes, but without the calories—so feel free to indulge! Stay tuned to see which dishes will make their grand appearance next. And if you ever have the chance to visit Vietnam, you'll also have the opportunity to taste these delicious dishes. Just remember, if you start speaking in "Pho-netics," it might be time to take a break! (Please note that this article is based on the author's personal experience and does not involve any advertisements or sponsorships from any restaurants. So no, you won't find a hidden menu item called "Author's Special" here!)


  1. Restaurant: "Một góc nhà", address: 439A Bach Dang Street, Ward 2, Binh Thanh, Ho Chi Minh City

    1. Services: 4.5 stars

    2. Restaurant Space: 4.5 stars

    3. Some pictures:




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