“Be strong like traditional Vietnamese coffee”

What to do in Hanoi Part 2: Hanoi eating 
No need to introduce any further, one thing I can make sure is that Hanoi cuisine would immediately amaze you with its complicated taste and definitely become a highlight while travelling in Vietnam.

What to do in Hanoi Part 1: Starter 101

Travelling in Vietnam, Hanoi guide lines

Bia hoi and Vietnamese coffee.

As I have introduced you in my previous post, today I will review and also recommend you what to drink in Hanoi, Vietnam to make your travel in Vietnam memorable. Yes, they are Cà phê and Bia Hơi or Coffee and Fresh Beer.

Wonder why they said “be strong like Vietnamese coffee”? The answer for the almighty Vietnamese Iced coffee is below, check it out!

Lotus Green Tea & Green Tea: Most Vietnamese Tea ever.

Different from Lotus Tea, which is regarded as a special and luxury tea for the nobles in the ancient notion, JASMINE TEA haven’t got such praise but it doesn’t affect the its unbreakable position among the locals

Kopi Luwak, or civet coffee,  is the world’s most expensive coffee. The main factor of it’s high price is the uncommon method of producing such a coffee. The unique taste of Kopi Luwak comes from it being processed by a small animal called the Asian Palm Civet (Paradoxurus hermaphroditus).

One of those things to do in Hanoi is to find suitable souvenirs to take back home, down here is list of Hanoi oldest shop that you may want to fill up your luggage with their products

Sunlight becomes less blistering, a cool wind begins to blow in, and yellow leaves are scattered on the street. Autumn has come to Hanoi!