Vietnamese Food Guide - 3 Varieties of Vietnamese Food and Secrets That You Don't Want to Miss

There are many varieties or types of VietnameseAlong with soup, another variety of Vietnamese food
food. Vietnamese food is so flexible and adaptablethat is frequently served during meals is stir-fry. There
that you can be as creative as you want to be. In thisare stir-fried vegetables, meat, seafood, noodles, etc.
article, we will review three specific varieties of foodTo an average Vietnamese like myself, a meal is not
that are special to Vietnamese: soup, stir-fried dishes,complete without stir-fried vegetables such as spinach,
and Kho (brined dishes). What makes Vietnamesecabbage, or cauliflower.
soups or stir-fried dishes different from Chinese orThe third and not as well known type is Kho. Kho is a
Thai food? The difference is in the flavor andVietnamese word for brine. Brine is saturated water
seasonings. One of the special seasonings that iscontaining large amounts of salt. Vietnamese country
commonly used by Vietnamese is fish sauce.folks frequently serve brine dishes made with fish,
Soup is the first variety of Vietnamese food. Theremeat, and/or vegetables. The meat is soaked and
are many types of Vietnamese soups. Soup is anmarinated for several hours in fish sauce, salt, and
essential dish in an average Vietnamese meal. One ofother seasonings. Although these dishes are very salty,
the most well known noodle soups is Pho. Pho can bethe marinade enhances the natural sweetness of
a standalone meal while other soups such as tofu eggmeats, seafood, and vegetables. The result is
dropped are served with rice.preserved and delicious for days.