The construction date of the Shiofune Kannon-ji Temple is still unclear but is estimated to be between 645 and 650 AD, more than 1,300 years old. (Photo: AQUA Geo Graphic) According to legend, a mysterious Buddhist nun known as Yao Bikuni founded the temple by enshrining a wooden thousand-armed Kannon statue in the valley. The nun is said to have lived to be 800 years old. In Japanese mythology, eating mermaid can make a person immortal. This incredible longevity of Yao Bikuni is attributed to the fact that she accidentally ate mermaid meat when she was young. (Photo: Travels With Nano) Shiofune Kannon-ji is hidden in a valley whose entrance is led from the streets of a rural town. During the festival, visitors are greeted by stalls selling food in front of the temple such as ice cream, fried yakisoba noodles or takoyaki octopus cakes. The entrance of the temple is vividly decorated with small lanterns and colorful flags and banners. (Photo: Travels With Nano) The best time to visit Shiofune Kannon-ji is during the azalea blooming season which peaks between mid-April and early May. On this day, many events are organized, such as walking on the mountain. fire that anyone can join. The area around the shrine is home to about 3,000 rhododendron trees of about 100 different species, including rare varieties like the black rhododendron. (Photo: Masayuki Nazaki) The rhododendron bushes on either side of the valley are adorned with beautiful vibrant colors, from pink to red, purple and white. Many paths go down and up through azalea bushes that immerse you in the brilliant colors of the sky. The area at the foot of the large statue of Shiofune Heiwa Kannon offers a view of the entire valley covered with azaleas, contrasting greatly with the gray urban buildings in the distance. (Photo: Kanpai-japan) (Photo: Japanvisitor) (Photo: Japanvisitor) In addition to rhododendrons, the temple is also famous for hydrangeas in June, lilies in July, and September and October is the time of birches. Therefore, the temple is also known as “flower temple”.

Seafood Tostadas (Huitzuco, Mexico) : “Tostadas (a round and thin cake, soft or crispy shell, made from corn or wheat) combined with shrimp, oysters, clams or octopus all create a wonderful, fresh texture” , Carlos Gaytan, kitchen manager of Tzuco restaurant (Chicago, USA). Image: Taste of Home . Hot dogs (Graz, Austria): “Hot dog with sausage, sauerkraut, bread makes for a quality culinary version,” said Agustin Ferrando Balbi, chef and founder of Andō restaurant (Hong Kong, China). Image: Shutterstock. Vadai (Sri Lanka): “Vadai is a dish of deep-fried lentils with onions, sometimes also modified with deep-fried shrimp. The dish is popularly sold, along the beach or even on the train. This culinary taste makes me really happy. heart,” Samantha Fore, kitchen manager at Tuk Tuk Sri Lankan Bites (Lexington City, Kentucky, USA). Image: Shutterstock. Griot (Miami, Florida, USA): “‘While living in Miami, I had the opportunity to enjoy a griot (which consists of pork shoulder marinated with citrus fruits, braised and fried) made with flavor by a Haitian woman. original”, Brian Jupiter, kitchen manager of Ina Mae Tavern and Frontier (Chicago, USA). Image: Haitian Open, Inc. Spicy fried noodles (Bangkok, Thailand): “The food streets in Bangkok attract visitors by the aroma of fresh, hot food. In which, spicy fried noodles are the most attractive dish I have ever eaten in my life,” said Chanthy Yen, chef at Bangkok. Parliament Pub & Parlor (Montreal, Canada). Image: Shutterstock. Pastel (Brazil): “Pastel is a delicious deep-fried cake filled with cheese, ground beef or chicken… You can find this traditional culinary flavor in every street market in Sao Paulo,” said Nicolas Fagundes, sous chef of the Pichet restaurant (Dublin, Ireland). Shaved ice (Taiwan, China): “My latest favorite is a bowl of cool, sweet shaved ice topped with hot, supple sesame mochi. This delicious dish is sold at Tonghua Night Market in Taipei.” Erchen Chang, owner of Bao restaurant (London, UK). Photo: Shutterstock. Ros omelette (Goa, India): “Ros omelette is an omelette with a spicy coconut curry sauce, enjoyed with the typical local bread. The dish stands out with a spicy and sour broth, eggs and rich bread reminiscent of the taste of old. poetic, nostalgic,” said Prashant Chipkar, executive chef and culinary director of Masti restaurant (Dubai, UAE). Image: Dusty’s Foodie Adventures. Roast Pork (Jamaica): “My mom and I drove for hours just to buy the best roast pork from the Boston Jerk Centre. The meat is seasoned and smoked for hours. The dish reflects the local culinary culture.” Anthea Stephenson, co-founder of Wild Radish (UK). Image: The Barbecue Bible . Cachapa (Venezuela): “My all-time favorite is the cachapa, a thick, flat cake made with sweet corn and stuffed with fresh cheese and rich butter,” said Nelson Gonzalez, Kinship’s chef ( Hong Kong, China). Image: Shutterstock . Pincho (San Sebastian, Spain): “Pincho consists of a stick skewered into bread and ingredients such as tuna belly, braised veal cheeks, grilled anchovies… Dishes often served at bars contribute to an enjoyable dining experience for people who enjoy” Emily Yuen, executive chef of Bessou restaurant (New York, USA). Image: Shutterstock . Bunuelos (Colombia): “Bunùelos are golden brown donuts with fatty cheese ingredients. When you eat it, you can easily feel the crunchiness of the crust, soft and chewy inside. The taste is perfect”, Cesar Zapata , restaurant chef Phuc Yea and Pho Mo (Miami, Florida, USA). Image: Colombia . Tteokbokki (Seoul, South Korea): “Tteokbokki or Korean spicy rice cake stands out for its spicy, sweet and chewy taste that I once couldn’t stop eating”, said Bill Kim, kitchen manager of Urbanbelly restaurant and Bill Kim (Chicago, USA). Image: Shutterstock . Street food (Lebanon): “Shawarma (meat is thinly sliced, stacked like a cone and grilled vertically) served in crusty bread, falafel (deep-fried pellets made from chickpeas or peas), or ice cream booza with natural flavor… are the dishes that always make me fall in love,” said Marwa Alkhalaf, chef and director of Nutshell restaurant (London, UK). Image: Shutterstock . Pad Thai (Bangkok, Thailand): “Pad Thai (fried rice noodles with eggs, shrimp, meat, tamarind sauce, tofu, bean sprouts, onions… and add lemon, chili when eaten) is both simple and delicious,” said Richard Zaro, owner of Cutlets Sandwich Co. (New York, USA). Image: Hillary Levin. Grilled Crab (Veracruz, Mexico): “Food in the port city of Veracruz features a rich chili paste, often used to coat seafood dishes to create a delicate flavor. I will never forget the feeling of enjoying grilled crab marinated in the mixture. smoked peppers, herbs, spices and garlic”, Thomasina Miers, founder of restaurant Wahaca (London, UK). Image: ARS Primitive Cooking . The talent of street chefs Even if it is a street food, sellers can still create works of art through processing and arrangement techniques.

Chuyen Ky rice noodle shop Address: Ton That Dam, Ben Nghe, District 1, HCMC Price: 40,000-180,000 VND The shop is located in the Old Market on Ton That Dam Street, District 1. Chuyen Ky rice bowl has existed for more than 70 years, is considered the oldest in Saigon with the style of cooking rice in a small bowl. Thanks to the unique and sophisticated way of cooking, the rice here is flexible and fragrant. Compared to other rice noodle shops, the bowls at this address are made from a pottery kiln dating back decades, with old designs. Chuyen Ky Rice Shop sells dozens of dishes from beef, chicken, shrimp, fish, squid, pork kidney … processed in many different ways. In particular, the shop does not cook it, but where customers order it, they will cook it. Photo: Ancungbepcoha. Diners rate: Binh Phan: “The dish is very delicious, hot and delicious. Many traditional dishes, the portion is quite good for normal eating. Slightly higher prices.” Ten Ten: “Food is prepared according to the Chinese way but is reduced according to the taste of the Vietnamese people. The food is also varied. The price is ok in my opinion. I eat mixed fried noodles, boiled chicken, fried chicken with spinach + water is also 300,000 VND for 2 people. Ba Ha broken rice Address: Hung Phu, District 8, HCMC Price: 35,000-65,000 VND The shop has been operating for more than 20 years and is one of the most crowded broken rice restaurants in Saigon. Broken rice here is famous for fish cakes, salted eggs and chicken thighs. The highlight, attracting diners to the restaurant is two dishes with strange salted egg rolls and fried chicken thighs with rich fish sauce. If you want to try salted egg rolls, you have to come early. The shop opens from 16:30, but until about 5 pm, the egg rolls are gone. Photo: Hatmydiscover, Mysteriousaigon. Diners rate: Lan Nguyen: “Rice rice and salted egg rolls cost 47,000 VND, delicious marinated ribs, quite large. Salted egg rolls are like 1/4 large minced meat ball with salted egg in the middle, which is also quite delicious.” Hai Vuong: “In general, the meat is quite delicious, soft, not too thick. In addition, the dipping sauce is very tasty and not too sweet or salty. I visited with my friends to eat here twice, the next time I ate more special rice with salted egg custard. However, there is a parking fee.” Chicken fried rice with fat 142 Address: Ba Dinh, Ward 10, District 8 Price: 30,000-60,000 VND Located near the foot of Nguyen Tri Phuong bridge, the restaurant attracts a large number of diners to enjoy fried chicken rice. Chicken rice has big thighs, crispy skin, soft meat, fried rice is not sick. The space of the restaurant is airy, clean, and is highly appreciated by many diners. In addition to fried chicken rice, the restaurant also has a diverse menu such as fried noodles, seafood rice… Photo: Ansapsaigon. Diners rate: Biboaa: “The lunch box is super full. Chicken rice with garlic sauce is the most popular dish, the chicken thighs are super big, the meat is tender, the skin is crispy. Mixed seaweed soup with squid, kidney, pork liver, meat and beef balls, the taste of water depends on the day, I feel a bit salty.” Thy Nguyen: “Order many times, the quality is impeccable every time. Full delivery, food arrived still hot. Freshly fried chicken, not dry, a big piece is very filling.” Ba Ghien broken rice Address: Dang Van Ngu, Phu Nhuan District Price: 30,000-100,000 VND Ba Ghien broken rice is a familiar address for young people of the 9X generation. The restaurant is known by many people for its pork ribs overflowing with rice. Although the food is cheap, the quality of the food is highly appreciated by many diners. You can order more egg rolls, omelets, sausages, shumai balls, skins, pickles… The special thing is that the shumai section here is added with a bit of strange vermicelli. Photo: Cknhowmein, Motngaybabua__. Diners rate: Quy Dang: “Rice is small and ribs are plentiful. The taste is just right, the fish sauce is normal, the bitter melon soup or the vegetable soup is quite a lot. The price is quite high, a portion of rice with sausage ribs is 82,000 VND.” Khai Doan: “My rice restaurant was taken by a friend to eat since I arrived in Saigon more than 20 years ago, so far it still retains its own characteristic of a very large grilled rib.”

If you don’t want to waste time cooking after a day of studying or working, you can order food through apps to have it delivered to your door. Mixed noodles, udon or spaghetti with delicious and attractive flavors at the following restaurants will help diners have a quality dinner. Udon noodles Udon noodles are a typical dish in Japanese cuisine. Udon fibers are usually large, tough, and milky in color because they are made from a mixture of flour, water and salt. The highlight of the dish is the sweet broth made from soy sauce, mirin and dashi soup (extracted from fish meat, vegetables and seaweed). Kake beef udon and tan tan miso are the two most popular dishes at the restaurant. In addition, you also have the opportunity to choose from many other flavors such as Japanese curry, bukkake egg beef, spicy pork, spicy seafood or sukiyaki. Diners commented: Thao Nguyen: “I ordered a delivery service, the deliciousness did not decrease, the shop packed the food carefully”. Iamfoodtester: “The seafood udon consists of shrimp, squid, clams, and poached eggs. The broth is sweet, the noodles are fresh, and not mushy. Beef udon is dry, when eaten, the egg yolk is greasy.” Chillbi: “I ordered fried breaded pork curry udon. The beef is a bit crumbly, the pork is easy to deflate so you should tell the staff to keep it separate. The broth is quite greasy, eats quickly.” Seafood fried noodles Stir-fried noodles with chewy and slightly crispy noodles, fresh seafood, green vegetables and rich sauce bring you a light meal. Diners commented: Citastyfood: “Seafood stir-fried noodles have eye-catching colors from many ingredients. In addition to shrimp, squid and beef balls, the meal also has a lot of vegetables and onions to help fight fatigue. On a hot day, you should order more bar tea dishes the shop’s cool for refreshments”. PASTA Spaghetti (or spaghetti) is a favorite dish of many people. In addition to the familiar minced beef sauce spaghetti, you can experience equally attractive mushroom cream sauce at the following restaurant. The highlight of the pasta section here is a combination of cheese balls or cheese rolls. 4 cheese balls cost 10,000 VND, cheese rolls cost 19,000 VND/2 pieces. Diners commented: Cat Tuong: “Paspa with cheese balls is a unique dish that has never been found anywhere else outside this restaurant. Fatty cheese, rich and delicious minced beef sauce noodles. Everyone should choose a serving with 2 beef balls for quality. than”. Noodles mixed with chicken skin and garlic sauce Mixed noodles are street food that attracts young people. Noodles are usually blanched in boiling water, drained, and then mixed with spices and sauces. If you’re thinking “what to eat tonight?”, the dish of noodles with poached egg, crispy chicken skin, lettuce, onion, and fat at the back restaurant will give you a strange dinner. Diners commented: Minh Anh: “The food is good, but the service is too slow”. Citastyfood: “Mixed noodles are not too dry, chicken skin is crispy, seasoned to taste, fatty egg yolk. A quality meal, enough to satisfy”. Mixed noodles On cool evenings, the restaurant’s noodles mixed with shrimp, omelets, sausages and vegetables wake up the taste of many diners. This is a suitable culinary suggestion when you are tired of soups and water. Diners commented: Citastyfood: “Noodles are not dry, absorb spices, ingredients are full”. Tebefood: “Indomie noodles are mildly spicy, the noodles are cooked just right. Sausages, fish balls, bok choy, omelets are harmoniously combined”. Learn to make cold noodles mixed with kimchi and served with poached eggs Noodles are cold soaked and then mixed with spicy kimchi mixture, with egg yolks will surely satisfy family members.

Penang, Malaysia: Penang is one of the dining paradises in the world. The street food in Penang has great appeal because this is a multicultural city. This city always has a long line of food shops, cafes and all kinds of delicious specialties. Taipei, Taiwan: As one of the best food streets in Asia, Taipei has neighborhoods with countless food stalls serving dishes such as noodles, dumplings, etc. In addition, in the evening, areas The market also sells a variety of clothes and household items. Bangkok, Thailand: Coming to Bangkok, the street food is often the best. Bangkok’s street food culture is mainly based on the eating habits of Thai people. You will have many options from fried noodles, coconut ice cream to tropical fruit desserts. Fukuoka, Japan: Japan is also very famous for its unique cuisine. One city not to be missed is Fukuoka, home to 120 open-air dining outlets known as yatai with delicious food and reasonable prices. Hanoi, Vietnam: As one of the culinary paradises in Asia, Hanoi is famous for many traditional Vietnamese dishes with distinct flavors, ways to enjoy and places to enjoy extremely unique and interesting. taste. Singapore: The street food in Singapore is not only a fusion of Chinese, Indian and Malaysian dishes, but also offers a Singapore-style dining experience. In addition, the street food here is always the most guaranteed by strict food safety regulations. Seoul, South Korea: In Seoul, there are many small roadside stalls selling popular food called pojangmacha. These pojangmachas are popular with everyone from school-going students to office workers, and serve soju and a variety of snacks such as tobokki, oteng fish cakes, grilled chicken skewers, etc. Xi’an, China: The land of Xi’an is famous for its blend of Chinese and Muslim cuisines. The night markets here are the perfect place to enjoy delicious local street food. Manila, Philippines: Manila is a great destination for street food. Mobile stores crisscross the busy streets of Manila with a variety of specialties. Fried food, cool drinks and delicious desserts are absolutely must-try dishes if you visit this place. Phnom Penh, Cambodia: Cambodians like to snack all day, so it is not surprising to see that Phnom Penh city is always crowded with restaurants. Mornings and evenings are the time when most of the restaurants are gathered with a wide selection of fried noodles, Cambodian sandwiches to sweet dishes.

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