Vietnam.vn - Nền tảng quảng bá Việt Nam

Famous Rach Gia specialties, delicious to the point of forgetting the way home

VietNamNetVietNamNet04/08/2023


Rach Gia fish noodle soup

When visiting Rach Gia, you must first try the famous fish noodle soup. This Kien Giang specialty is made from steamed snakehead fish, not fried fish like in the North. The fish meat therefore retains its natural sweetness and aromatic toughness.

Photo: AmthucKienGiang

The broth is seasoned with many spices, giving it a rich, sour and refreshing taste. Rach Gia fish noodles also add some shrimp, bean sprouts, raw vegetables, banana blossom,... and serve with a bowl of Phu Quoc fish sauce.

Photo: Halotravel

Rich hot pot with lemongrass and turmeric with shark

Swordfish is a type of swordfish that is difficult to catch. Its meat is firm, sweet, and nutritious, so it is more expensive than other common sea fish. There are many ways to prepare this fish, but the best is still sour soup or hotpot with lemongrass and turmeric.

Photo: AmthucKienGiang

The hot pot dish will include shark slices cut into pieces, adding some fresh bamboo shoots, tomatoes, minced ginger and lemongrass, mint, pineapple, okra, etc. When the hot pot is turned on and boils, it will give off a fragrant aroma from ginger and lemongrass. When eaten with fish sauce, it will increase the richness.

Photo: Miavn

Gambling

Ca xiu is also called bean sprout because its tentacles look like bean sprouts. This is a common seafood that lives in brackish water. Sometimes they are scary because of their insect-like appearance, making many tourists want to "faint" when the dish is served. However, just once enjoying the chewy and crispy texture of Ca Xiu meat, you will never forget it.

Bun Ken

Bun Ken is prepared in a sophisticated and unique way, with a broth made from snakehead fish. Part of the fish meat is crushed into the broth. The other part is stir-fried with onions, garlic, cinnamon, cloves, curry, and coconut milk. Visitors are not only impressed by the aroma but also remember this special rich and fatty taste.

Photo: @ansapsaigon

Sticky rice

Although Xoi Xiem is a Rach Gia specialty, it originated from Thailand. The recipe for making Xoi Xiem was passed down to Rach Gia since the 50s of the last century. To have a delicious batch of sticky rice, the cook must choose the best types of sticky rice, soak the sticky rice for about 4 hours, drain the water with a cheesecloth and continue to steam.

Photo: VnTrip

When cooked, the sticky rice is also mixed with the fragrant scent of pandan leaves. Visitors can choose sweet sticky rice with palm sugar, coconut, mango, durian or savory sticky rice with braised eggs.

Synthetic



Source

Comment (0)

No data
No data
PIECES of HUE - Pieces of Hue
Magical scene on the 'upside down bowl' tea hill in Phu Tho
3 islands in the Central region are likened to Maldives, attracting tourists in the summer
Watch the sparkling Quy Nhon coastal city of Gia Lai at night
Image of terraced fields in Phu Tho, gently sloping, bright and beautiful like mirrors before the planting season
Z121 Factory is ready for the International Fireworks Final Night
Famous travel magazine praises Son Doong cave as 'the most magnificent on the planet'
Mysterious cave attracts Western tourists, likened to 'Phong Nha cave' in Thanh Hoa
Discover the poetic beauty of Vinh Hy Bay
How is the most expensive tea in Hanoi, priced at over 10 million VND/kg, processed?

Heritage

Figure

Business

No videos available

News

Political System

Local

Product