Savour well-known delicacies of Nam Dinh city
Nam Dinh is the home to several delicacies that give it its own place on Vietnam’s food map, and several of them are flavor-packed light eats.
Nam Dinh is the home to several delicacies that give it its own place on Vietnam’s food map, and several of them are flavor-packed light eats.
Around 110 kilometers away from Hanoi, Nam Dinh was once the country's second largest city, established under the Tran Dynasty back in the 13th century, behind Thang Long (now Hanoi).
Today, Nam Dinh City, the center of the eponymous province, does not present the hustle and bustle of a crowded metropolis.
Like other destinations, Nam Dinh’s food has its own unique and appetizing flavor. This province is home to several delicacies that gives it its own place on Vietnam’s food map./.
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