Little Hà Nội

Item: Little Hà Nội
Rating: 3
Author: bbeeeat

桃園市 • Vietnamese

almost 2 years ago

Lunch2 pplNT$160

I have always loved Southeast Asian food.
I have eaten at several famous restaurants in Zhongli and want to unlock new ones.
But for some reason, most of the Vietnamese food in Taiwan looks like Vietnamese roadside stalls, which makes it feel dirty XD
My boyfriend has sensitive gastrointestinal tract and is afraid of eating with me, so he won’t accompany me to eat, but since he went to Hanoi, he has become more relaxed.
I was searching for a dog that day and found this one, so I rushed there.

The location of this hotel is diagonally opposite Zhongli Railway Station.
The store is quite big, and the decoration really feels like Hanoi.
Run by two Vietnamese
They were OK with ordering food in Chinese and showing us tables, but they couldn't understand other things like when we asked if we could pay by credit card.

Having said that, let me help you with some popular science.
Do you know that Vietnamese pho has the same North-South controversy as Taiwanese rice dumplings?

When eating Vietnamese pho in Taiwan, it is quite common to eat spicy and sour seafood soup.
Sometimes when eating beef rice noodles, it will be sour and taste a little sweeter.
Then there's usually a big plate of food on the side for you to add to
This one is more South-Vietnamese.

Last time I went to North Vietnam, I almost always had a bowl of meat, onions, and green onions.
There are no other vegetables and the taste is relatively bland and not sweet.
If you want it to be sour, add some lemon yourself.
Another special thing is that it is usually eaten with fried dough sticks (they call them ㄍㄨㄟˋ)

Ah, the name of this store is Xiao Hanoi, it means northern taste. There is some butter floating on the rice noodles, only onions and green onions, no other vegetables Pho is not the QQ kind, it is a flatter and softer version that can be eaten in a hurry. (I mean you can eat this kind of food more often in Vietnam) The soup tastes similar to what we had in Hanoi. Adding some lemon would suit my taste better. 110 a bowl, the price is slightly higher However, the portion is quite large and there is a lot of meat, which I think is acceptable. It's a pity that there are no fried dough sticks on the day of the meal. I miss it so much!

Also ordered barbecue rice noodles I originally wanted to say that 150 a serving is a bit expensive. But in addition to barbecue, this dish also has fried spring rolls, and the price is still acceptable. The way to eat barbecue rice noodles is to pick up the rice noodles and dip them in the sauce of the barbecue balls. Sauce sweet and sour When I went to North Vietnam, I saw that the locals would add kumquats, which makes the fruity flavor more refreshing!

The spring rolls are fried very crispy, and the fillings are nothing special. Their barbecue is more like small meat patties My boyfriend liked it very much, but I thought the sauce and meatloaf both tasted like pig. I can't do this QQ

Take a photo I also ordered a cup of Vietnamese coffee that day for 60 yuan The rest of the small cup is filled with ice XD It was the same way when I drank it in Vietnam before The amount of condensed milk is just right, not too sweet, and you can still get the aroma and slight bitterness of the coffee. The portion size and taste are both authentic hahaha

There was a little...interlude that day... Their lemons are placed in an area There are lots and lots of fruit flies there I stood there for a long time, thinking whether I should take it or not and the clerk would see it. Finally they replaced it with a new one Hygiene...is it...okay...? Hahahahahahahaha Anyway, I would like to remind you to pay attention to the hygiene of the sauce area if you go there. Oh, by the way, I also like to add the bottle of vinegar and garlic on the bottom right to the rice noodles. The taste will be completely different Those who dare to eat garlic can try it~

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