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Hột vịt lộn is called "Trứng vịt lộn" at Northern Vietnam.
Vit means duc. Trung means egg.
They called "balut" in Phillipines.
Chinese called them "máodàn" or "sǐtāidàn".

I would not show how to eat it but you can search on the net.

Almost 90% of Vietnamese (or I heard Filipino) like this.
They consider Hột vịt lộn contains high protain and etcetra.
There are many weired dishes in Asia orworld wide. These are not common and most of them are not deliscious.

Hoever, Hột vịt lộn is very common and you can often see those at street stands in Vietnam.
I wanted to get feeeling why they like Hột vịt lộn.
I have eaten them dozen of times and I think I am getting used to eat them.


Balut by Wikipedia



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Shin to means Vitamin in Vietnamese.

It also means fruit shake for Vietnamese people.

Because tropical fruit is quite deliscious in Vietnam, sinh to at Vietnam tastes really good.
It makes you relaxed during hot Vietnamese day.

Try sinh to at fruit stand or local cafe.


Sinh To(Japanese site)



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Bu Bo Hue is "Hue style Bun Bo".
It is bit spicy bun and popular among the Vietnamese.





This was 10000 Vietnam Dong. It is about 63 pence.
Even in Vietnam, this is very low price.



Bun Bo Hue
by Wikipedia






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Banh My means bread in Vietnamese.
But generally recognised as Freanch brread(baguette ) sandwitch.

There are many places you can get banh my.
Especialy banh my at food stand on the street is goood and cheap.



You can get Banh my by approx. 30 cents ea!!!

This is food stand for banh my.

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