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Street food explained: Bun Bo

 (August 2012) – One of the busiest local spots for a specialty Vietnamese noodle dish in Hanoi is found at 67 Hang Dieu across from the Hang Da market. The dish, Bun Bo (pronounced Boon Baw), is a mix of of rice noodles, peanuts, fried shallots, fried beef and garlic, fresh herbs and bean sprouts. The restaurant that offers Bun Bo has become a favourite among locals and foreigners alike. And, it has also been awarded Trip Advisor status – see the Bun Bo ranking here.

For more recommendations on great places to eat consult one of the Footprint Vietnam travel consultants.