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2014

Published March 31, 2014

Hanoi’s Old Quarter Street Eats

text and photos by Mary L. Peachin

March, 2014    Vol. 18, No. 7

Hanoi culinary tour dried beef salad
Dried beef salad

The first caution ingrained in every traveler, “Don’t drink the water, eat unpeeled fruit or vegetables, and never buy food from street vendors.” I bluntly asked guide Windy Phong, “Are we going to get sick?”

He explained “Not with me, I only go to places that are clean.” We had to place our trust in Windy, an experienced Tours by Local guide, who serves as a consultant and culinary advisor for Chef Martin Yan, a television host of Yan Cook. Windy worked with the Chef on his Taste of Vietnam program which showcased a combination of fresh ingredients influenced by Vietnamese, French, and Chinese cuisine.

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