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How to Choose Vietnamese Food
--Typical Vietnamese Food--
Vietnamese food can be divided into three basic categories, depending on the region from which it originated. North Vietnam has many of Vietnam's most famous dishes, such as “pho.” The North's cuisine is more traditional and more strict in choosing spiciness and ingredients. The South's cuisine has been influenced by the cuisines of southern Chinese immigrants, and thus Southerners prefer sweet flavors in many dishes. Central Vietnamese food differs greatly from the other regions. It is commonly served with many small side dishes, and also has a distinct spiciness when compared to the foods of other regions. But regardless of the region, home-style Vietnamese food generally involves an array of simple dishes that make complementary partners at a family's communal meal. Dinners customarily call for a soup, probably a platter of leafy greens accompanied by rice papers and a dipping sauce, seafood or grilled meats or poultry, a vegetable stir-fry, and rice or noodles in some form - with hot tea as the preferred beverage. Throughout all regions of Vietnam, the emphasis is usually on serving fresh vegetables and/or fresh herbs as side dishes along with dipping sauces. T
--Choosing Vietnamese Restaurants--
If you are looking for a truly traditional Vietnamese food experience, visiting a Vietnamese restaurant may be your best bet. To help you choose the right restaurant to experience Vietnamese food at its best, there are a number of criteria to consider. Most Vietnamese restaurants are casual places with café-style tables and a casual environment. Others can be formal, high-end restaurants with linen tablecloths and an expensive menu. Your first consideration may be budget and style of dining. You may want to ask if the restaurant specializes in Vietnamese food from a particular region.
--Vietnamese food can be delicious and exotic, and is being enjoyed by more people in the U.S. than ever. Let Magicyellow.com help you find places to buy Vietnamese food.
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PHO HA VIETNAMESE RESTAURANT
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909-383-3138
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385 E Mill St # 6
San Bernardino, CA 92408
90.7MI from Amboy
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PHO 99 VIETNAMESE RESTAURANT
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951-688-2671
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4557 La Sierra Ave
Riverside, CA 92505
106.9MI from Amboy
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PHO HITTLE SAIGON RESTAURANT
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909-890-1898
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433 S Waterman Ave # 8
San Bernardino, CA 92408
90.7MI from Amboy
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VIETNAM DELI RESTAURANT
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951-243-6837
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23715 Sunnymead Blvd
Moreno Valley, CA 92553
94.6MI from Amboy
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PHO SAIGON
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951-369-0306
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1450 University Ave # N
Riverside, CA 92507
96.6MI from Amboy
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Vietnamese cuisine might be well known for its common use of fish, sauce, soy sauce and hoisin sauce, also known as black sauce. Recipes from Vietnamese include many vegetables, herbs and spices, which also includes lemon grass, lime and kaffir lime, a Southeastern Asian citrus fruit. Vegetarian Buddhist dishes might also be a number of Vietnamese cuisines. Meats have been known to be apart of the Vietnamese food such as pork, beef, prawns and various kinds of tropical fish and chicken. Duck might not be used as much. Vietnamese food might be divided into three categories, which pertain to a specific region. Northern Vietnamese cooking may be simple. Southern Vietnamese cooking may have a French influence. Central Vietnamese cooking may be known as the pure Vietnamese food.
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If you are hungry and in the mood for some Asian food but a little different than what you are accustom to, look under Vietnamese Food in Amboy using the MagicYellow.com directory.
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