Later Dynasty Cuisine — From the Old Bun Bo Hue Shop to Dong Ba Market
Befitting its status as Vietnam's former capital, Hue is home to many unique local dishes such as Bun Bo Hue, Banh Khoai, and Che. You can visit everything in a single day by combining it with a tour of the Royal Palace using a combination of walking and Grab. Most old shops accept cash only and focus on business from morning to lunch, so many close in the evening; therefore, plan your itinerary for the morning.
Bun Bo Hue 17 Ly Tong Kiet
분보후에 17 리트엉끼엣
Dongba Market
동바 시장
Lactien (Bancoai)
락티엔 (반코아이)
Che Alley (Hung Vuong)
쩨 골목 (훙브엉)
Original village of Gumhen (Gumhen Island)
껌헨 원조촌 (껀헨 섬)
Bun Bo Hue 17 Ly Tong Kiet
분보후에 17 리트엉끼엣
A long-standing Bun Bo Hue shop recognized by locals. It is only served in the morning, and the broth is rich and spicy.
Dongba Market
동바 시장
Hue's largest traditional market. You can enjoy Bun Bo Hue and Banh Beo at market prices in the food alley on the second floor.
Lactien (Bancoai)
락티엔 (반코아이)
An old Banh Khoai (Hue-style pancake) shop in front of the Royal Palace Thuong Tu Mon. The proper way to eat it is to dip it in peanut liver sauce.
Che Alley (Hung Vuong)
쩨 골목 (훙브엉)
An alley selling dozens of varieties of Hue-style desserts called Che. Recommended to try unique menu items like pork Che (Chebo).
Original village of Gumhen (Gumhen Island)
껌헨 원조촌 (껀헨 섬)
The original neighborhood of clam bibimbap Com Hen. A small island village on the river where old shops do business only in the morning.
