If you happen to be in Vietnam, looking for a cold refreshment, try “Sữa Chua Wel Yo”. The favourite street food yogurt ice-cream snack from 80s and 90s.
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Desserts (Sweet)
Vietnamese cassava cake called “bánh khoai mì”
Bánh khoai mì
Bánh khoai mì is a Vietnamese cake made from grated cassava, sugar, coconut milk, and a small amount of salt.
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Sweet and chewy sponge cake dessert – bánh bò
Bánh bò
Bánh bò is a sweet, chewy Vietnamese sponge cake of Chinese origin, made from rice flour, water, sugar, and yeast.
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Tapioca pearl balls – Bánh Bột Báng
Bánh Bột Báng
Tapioca pearl balls (Bánh Bột Báng) with mung bean filling.
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Sticky rice with jackfruit and coconut cream – love at first sight
Xôi Mít
Xôi Mít is Vietnamese variation of the popular mango sticky rice from Thailand.
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Buttery fried corn – popular snack among Vietnamese teenagers
Bắp Xào
Bắp Xào is a simple and easy to get snack usually sold around parks and public places.
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Sticky rice with char siu – one of the most popular breakfast
Xôi Xá Xíu
If you visit Vietnam, don’t miss the sticky rice or Xôi, very common and delicious.
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Chè – Vietnamese sweet soups and desert pudding
Chè
The best way to refresh in a hot summer day is having a cool fresh cup of Che, and warming your body up with a hot bowl of sweet soup in a freezing winter night.
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Flan cake – a popular dessert of Vietnam
Flan cake or caramen cake comes from Europe but nowadays it’s the delicious dessert from kids to adults in Vietnam.
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