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Flavors of Vietnam tantalize the taste buds

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Vietnamese rolls made with rice noodles. /CFP
Vietnamese rolls made with rice noodles. /CFP

Vietnamese rolls made with rice noodles. /CFP

A bowl of beef pho, a famous rice noodle and broth dish /CFP
A bowl of beef pho, a famous rice noodle and broth dish /CFP

A bowl of beef pho, a famous rice noodle and broth dish /CFP

A photo shows Vietnamese women eating cha ruoi rag worm fritters at a street food stall in the old quarter of Hanoi on December 14, 2018. /CFP
A photo shows Vietnamese women eating cha ruoi rag worm fritters at a street food stall in the old quarter of Hanoi on December 14, 2018. /CFP

A photo shows Vietnamese women eating cha ruoi rag worm fritters at a street food stall in the old quarter of Hanoi on December 14, 2018. /CFP

A glass of Vietnamese egg coffee. /CFP
A glass of Vietnamese egg coffee. /CFP

A glass of Vietnamese egg coffee. /CFP

Jewels in the crown of Southeast Asian cuisine, Vietnamese dishes satisfy foodies the world over. From the streets and corners of Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City to Beijing, New York and further afield, the flavors of Vietnam seem to have filled restaurants with their distinctive aromas. Noticeable flavors include fresh herbs, garlic, lemongrass, fish sauce and chili. If you haven't tried these dishes already, take a look at what's on offer. 

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