Tuesday, 11 October 2016

Hong Kong 2

Heyyyyyyyy it is me again :)
This is Hong Kong part 2!

Food is our friend, can't stop and won't stop!

1. Egg tart
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This is a famous baked tart in Hong Kong which is filled with egg custard in the middle. They are super delicious as they have a very silky custard and a crumbly pastry that melts in your mouth. You will never get bored of this egg tart. They are best served in hot condition. You can find them mostly in bakery shop.


2. Yum Cha
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Yum cha is always the best option for lunch in Hong Kong. It is also called "Dimsum", which is a type of Cantonese style cuisine, involving drinking tea and eating dim sum. Chinese tea is an essential in Yum Cha and dim sum are all in snack-sized portions which can be shared with everyone. It is a place for people to catch up with each other and chill for the whole afternoon. In traditional way, dim sum are usually being served with push-able trolleys. With on-going improvements, push-able trolleys are now changed to paper-based ordering system. Have a try, you will never regret it.


3. Chinese barbecue
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Chinese barbecue, is called "Siu Mei" as well, are barbecued meats which are highly seasoned and roasted over an open fire or oven. They are usually hanging behind the transparent window so that it is visible to the people from the street. It is impossible for you to miss this type of food in Hong Kong. This cuisine has a lot of freedom, you can pair your own favourite roast meats with rice or noodles. Barbecued pork is the most famous dish, as it is a seasoned boneless pork which barbecued with honey, rice wine and spices etc. Super yummy!

So....mouthwatering already?

This is all for today :)
See you next time!
By Delia

Vietnam 1

Welcome to Vietnam!

A warm welcome back to Travelfun blog, our lovely viewers! Today, we are going to take another flight to the Southeast Asia, where a beautiful country - Vietnam - is located.

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With an estimated 90.5 million inhabitants recorded in 2014, it is ranked at the 14th most populous country in the world. Our country is the neighbour of Laos, Cambodia and China. The official main language of our country is Vietnamese. Vietnam has a S-shape, with a variety of cultures spreading along the country.

So, where should we visit when we go to Vietnam?!


1. Hanoi



Hanoi is the capital of Vietnam, which also means 'the city surrounded within a river'. This city has been famous for its profound history of more than 1000 years!! 




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When visiting Hanoi, you cannot miss the 36 street, also known as the old quarters!


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The Northern cuisine is affected very strongly in the street food of Hanoi, with a wide variety from main courses to desserts in an incredibly cheap price! Street food can be found anywhere in this small tiny capital.

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Bun Cha (Grilled pork vermicelli)

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Pho (Vietnamese Beef Noodle)

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Vietnamese Green Sticky Rice

By Kristen.