Food is sold off carts, the backs of bicycles, the lady with a yoke, push cart, and a stand. Here are some photos of the food makers as well as prepared food. One is of a restaurant that serves dog...very expensive.
Monday, December 31, 2012
Street Food
The people will eat out breakfast, lunch and dinner...more so if they are single. Plastic chairs and tables line the streets. And these are miniature versions, like something a child would have. At 5'6" I feel like a giant sitting and walking among this dinning furniture. There is a lot of leaning over your food, slurping noodles and small napkins you hold - everything we were taught not to do.
Food is sold off carts, the backs of bicycles, the lady with a yoke, push cart, and a stand. Here are some photos of the food makers as well as prepared food. One is of a restaurant that serves dog...very expensive.
Food is sold off carts, the backs of bicycles, the lady with a yoke, push cart, and a stand. Here are some photos of the food makers as well as prepared food. One is of a restaurant that serves dog...very expensive.
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love street vendors in asia, the best noodle soups on the planet, huh?
ReplyDeleteYes, the first place I had Pho in Hanoi was so good I wouldn't go anywhere else. I tried to make it had home but it needs some tweaking.
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