Discovering Vietnam’s food and beverage often leads to delightful surprises, and the Pho Flavour Coffee at La Viet Coffee is no exception.

Among the bustling streets and peaceful lakes of Hanoi, you’ll find the soul of Vietnamese pho soup.

While many may be familiar with the classic bowls of beef or chicken pho, there’s much more to this dish than meets the eye.

The lesser-known Phở Gan Cháy (burnt liver pho) from Bac Ninh is an exciting dish that promises to surprise your palate

Whether you’re looking for a bowl of classic pho or something with a twist, these restaurants deliver both in taste and in their names.

Priced at nearly $170,, this extravagant bowl, known as “Phở King” or “Phở Chọc Trời,” is now Vietnam’s most expensive pho.

From the perfect seasoning to the art of noodle slurping, let’s dive into the tips that will make your pho experience truly authentic.

For those craving a true taste of Vietnam, Phở 91 is a must-visit destination in Amsterdam.

When it comes to savoring the authentic taste of Vietnamese cuisine in Berlin, Madame Ngo stands out as a must-visit destination.