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Image 1 — Cơm bình dân (Vietnamese home-style set meal) in Northern Vietnam – 60k VND (~$2.40 USD) for a feast!
Image 2 — Cơm bình dân (Vietnamese home-style set meal) in Northern Vietnam – 60k VND (~$2.40 USD) for a feast!
Image 3 — Cơm bình dân (Vietnamese home-style set meal) in Northern Vietnam – 60k VND (~$2.40 USD) for a feast!
Image 4 — Cơm bình dân (Vietnamese home-style set meal) in Northern Vietnam – 60k VND (~$2.40 USD) for a feast!
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Cơm bình dân (Vietnamese home-style set meal) in Northern Vietnam – 60k VND (~$2.40 USD) for a feast!

Originally from Central Vietnam, I spent 8 years in Saigon and now work in the North.
This is one of the best spots I've found for cơm bình dân (traditional home-style set meal). Turns out the owner is also from Central Vietnam!
For just 60,000 VND, you get a full table with rice, mains, veggies, soup, and fresh fruit. The owner serves just one fixed set menu per day on a 7-day rotation. I eat here regularly and never get sick of it, it has that comforting taste that reminds me of mom's cooking.

u/AvocadoHSK9 — 1 day ago
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Chuối chiên

Aka banana fritter.

Nice to see one of my regular restaurants cooking this delicious Street food fresh to order.

@melbourne Australia

u/Norstar64 — 1 day ago
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Authentic Vietnamese dishes that freeze well?

Which authentic Vietnamese dishes would be good for freezing?

I mean so that they preserve taste and texture to be pleasant to consume after having been frozen in a freezer and then reheated in microwave (or you can suggest another method).

Thanks for the help!

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u/Calm_Maybe_4639 — 1 day ago
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fresh rice paper rolls

Hi everyone!
Food truck owner here, adding a lot of Vietnamese food to my menu for a catering event with a lot of people attending.
‘Summer rolls’ will be one the menu, but nervous we will fall behind in service making them to order.
Any advice on either storing them, making them quick to order, rolling techniques, etc would be really helpful thank you!

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u/questionablecrashout — 3 days ago
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Simple bun rieu

I use to miss home cooked Vietnamese dishes so much. I recently moved near my mom and she’s back to making me dinner almost nightly. ❤️

u/Charlvi88 — 3 days ago