Breakfast with the Vietnamese
Another thing I learned about the Vietnamese is that they are very lazy when in comes to breakfast. Our guide Lee Tien, told us that most of them after waking up and before going to work usually just stops by at the nearest corner food stall and eat a quick breakfast.
The popular spicy breakfast noodle Bún Bò Huế
One such meal we were able to taste was the common Bún Bò Huế. This popular noodle that originated from the Royal City of Huế has enough spice to wake you up on a sleepy morning. Its rice noodles are different from the common Pho, as it’s much thicker. The soup is rich in beef flavor and along with it is a big chunk of beef meat enough to start your protein regimen. It actually taste good, because along with the spice is a certain mint flavor that compliments it. Another constant accompaniment is their Iced Tea. Their Iced Tea is very very subtle but is enough to wash out excess flavors from your meals. And best of all its very cheap. A full bowl is only 11000 Dong (US$.7)!
Bánh Mì Thit. Everybody loves a French Baguette
The French have a very big influence to their eating habits as well. Vietnamese are fond of eating French Breads, bagels and Baguettes. They are very common along the streets in the morning. For 5000 Dong only you could buy a Baguette meal commonly called Bánh Mì Thit. A Vietnamese Sandwich containing some cold cuts, mayo, cucumber slices and some black pepper spices, again side with Iced Tea to complete your meal.
The Vietnamese breakfast club
It’s really interesting to watch the morning scene at Vietnam, people going about their ways, Kids grabbing a quick bite of baguettes as they head to school. And some elders just so engrossed with their conversations. I just wish I could understand what they’re saying though.
mehn, katakam naman nyan! nice shots.
And now, I am hungry again!
Great journalistic work!
ang sarap tignan, totoo nagutom ako. mukhang mahanghang. sarap.
sarap ah… nagutom tuloy ako… sige, dinner muna ko….
uso rin pala monoblock chairs sa Vietnam
@Jepaperts, Sidney, Cruise, Lino: Hehehe! Magpakabusog kayo! Salamat!
@Ellen: Yeah! Meron din sila!
sarap talaga vietnamese food…so few vietnamese restos here in Manila…
mukhang masarap ang kain ni lola, nakataas pa ang 1 tuhod ah
akala ko cambodia lang ang influenced by french, vietnam din pala. mukhang masarap yung bun bo hue, lalo na’t mura kasi hehe!
hi, ferdz! your blog is so interesting. i hope it’s okay if i look around. (feel free to visit mine, too, even if it’s not as interesting.) ^_^
p.s.: food… yumm!
cute nung last picture,
asan ka nun? sa hotel?
nakakagutom tuloy.
@TitoBasa: Hey T2! Yeah! masarap food nila, at medyo me kakulangan nga dito.
@EYE: Onga eh, mukhang ganado. Hehe! Ang pagkaka alam ko, malaki influence ng French sa mga magkakatabing area na yan
@ACEY: Thanks! Hope you drop by again!
@TOMMMY: Hehe! NAsa top floor ako ng hotel nyan.
bro! thanks 4 dropng by! always appreciate it! pag me climb ka, pasabit naman! see ya!
mukhang spicy nga, sana makabili ako dyan dito, makakatulong kaya yan sa colds ko?
Just bloggin around…… Nice shot
nakakagutom hehehehe nice layout by the way 
@LAGALOG: Cge Oggie! Medyo lately kasi nakikisabit lng ako sa mga climb din, try ko ding mag-organize pag me time
@KOLLETZKI: Naku baka lalong lumala pa yan. Hehehe
@DERIK: Salamat sa pagbisita Derik!