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Vietnam’s largest noodle bowl on display

Vietnam ’s largest bowl of “my Quang” (central region noodle dish) was displayed in the central city of Da Nang on March 29.
Vietnam ’s largest bowl of “my Quang” (central region noodle dish) wasdisplayed in the central city of Da Nang on March 29.

The bowl, which was 90 cm in diameter and 45 cm high and made of iron, is enough for 150 people.

It was made using 50 kg of noodles and 10 chickens, four litres of oil and 10 kg of vegetables.

Like “Pho” in Hanoi and beef rice noodle in Hue , “my Quang” is thesignature dish of the central province of Quang Nam .

The record recognition makes contribution to promote the central region dishes to domestic and foreign tourists.-VNA
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