Recently, the travel website Tripadvisor announced fifteen cities around the world that have been named the most attractive culinary destinations. The list of fifteen cities includes various countries from the Americas, Europe, Asia, and the Middle East as must-visit food cities in the world.
From the Asian region, two of the cities are from Southeast Asia.
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Bangkok, Thailand
Prepare for an unforgettable culinary adventure in Bangkok! Hop on a tuk-tuk and explore this vibrant city, tempted by the tantalizing aromas around every corner. Bangkok is a food lover's paradise, offering everything from legendary Michelin-starred street food to upscale restaurants with a modern twist.
Imagine tasting authentic roadside Pad Thai while enjoying the bustling city views, or indulging in unique fusion dishes at concept restaurants. Don't miss the chance to explore the lively local markets, where you can discover a variety of delicious Thai snacks.
However, the best time to explore Bangkok's culinary riches is at night. Bangkok becomes a stage for street vendors at night. They offer a variety of delicious dishes. You can visit night markets or food streets like Khao San Road and be tempted by the tantalizing aromas of leng saap, green curry, pad thai (fried noodles) and more.
Hanoi, Vietnam
A city rich in history and culture, Hanoi is also a foodie's paradise. From bustling street corners to luxurious restaurants, you'll find a variety of dishes to delight the palate. TripAdvisor aptly describes Hanoi's cuisine as "refined and delicate. With natural flavors, clear broths, fresh herbs and simple spices, Hanoi's dishes offer a perfect harmony of flavor and freshness.
From the legendary Pho with its refreshing broth to the delicious Bun Cha, you will want to come back for more. With the perfect combination of fresh herbs and rich broths, every dish in Hanoi will make you glad you came to this city.
TripAdvisor also recommends trying Hanoi's best dishes by taking a food walking tour around the Old Quarter. This way, you can try other local favorites like cha ca (grilled fish) and pho cuon (fresh spring rolls) while enjoying the authentic atmosphere of the city.
