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Chau Doc fish noodle soup
Chau Doc fish noodle soup   (Jan 21, 2020)
'Bun ca Chau Doc', or Chau Doc fish noodle soup, originated in Cambodia before people in the Mekong Delta tweaked it to fit their taste. Now it can be found almost everywhere in Chau Doc Town of An Giang Province, 250 km west of Ho Chi Minh City.
Fish noodle soup, a specialty of Moc Chau
Fish noodle soup, a specialty of Moc Chau   (Aug 20, 2015)
The tender noodles and crispy fried fish slices mingled with the broth is sure to be an unforgettable taste for visitors to the mountainous town of Moc Chau, in Son…
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