日本で食べてたのは何だったの？」本場ハノイで出会った未知のベトナム料理が衝撃すぎた…！｜ベトナム・ハノイ街歩きと美食巡り
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In Hanoi, Vietnam, we explore the historic Old Quarter and French Quarter while discovering Vietnamese food that tastes very different from what we knew back home. From Michelin Guide-listed Vietnamese cuisine and classic Hanoi pho to water puppetry and colonial architecture, this is a walk through the history, food, and everyday atmosphere of Vietnam’s capital.
Leaving the busy streets of Hanoi’s Old Quarter, we head into the French Quarter, where colonial-era architecture remains part of the modern cityscape. The mix of European and Asian influences gives this part of Hanoi a character of its own.
Food is a major part of this journey. At Michelin Guide-listed Luk Lak, we try modern Vietnamese dishes including a salad made with Thanh Hà lychees and pork belly cooked with bamboo and banana leaves. Later, we visit the famous Phở 10 Lý Quốc Sư for pho and Mezze for dishes representing the flavors of northern, central, and southern Vietnam. We also discover just how different bánh xèo can be from one restaurant to another.
Along the way, we walk around Hoan Kiem Lake, visit the Vietnam National Museum of History and St. Joseph’s Cathedral, and watch a traditional Vietnamese water puppet performance—a form of entertainment with roots going back to the 11th century.
From Hanoi’s architecture and historic streets to its restaurants and lively nightlife, this video follows the city at street level before we continue our journey to New Delhi, India.
【CHAPTERS】
[00:00] Morning in Hanoi’s Hoan Kiem District — starting in the Old Quarter
[01:51] Hoan Kiem Lake — a favorite gathering place for Hanoi locals
[04:18] UNIQLO in a historic building and Hanoi’s colonial architecture
[06:33] Vietnam National Museum of History and Indochine architecture
[08:46] Michelin Guide-listed Luk Lak — discovering modern Vietnamese cuisine
[10:19] A surprising texture — Thanh Hà lychee salad
[14:23] Smoky pork belly cooked with bamboo and banana leaves
[18:05] Exploring the Old Quarter and St. Joseph’s Cathedral
[21:44] Traditional Vietnamese water puppetry and the legend of the lake
[26:15] Famous Hanoi pho at Phở 10 Lý Quốc Sư
[30:44] Northern, central and southern Vietnamese cuisine at Mezze
[33:49] Why does bánh xèo taste so different from place to place?
[41:27] Next stop: New Delhi, India
【PLACES & RESTAURANTS FEATURED】
Luk Lak Vietnamese Restaurant
A Michelin Guide-listed restaurant serving creative contemporary Vietnamese cuisine.
Thang Long Water Puppet Theatre
A theater specializing in traditional Vietnamese water puppetry. Booking tickets in advance is recommended.
Phở 10 Lý Quốc Sư
One of Hanoi’s best-known places for beef pho. Lines are common, but they move quickly.
Mezze
A restaurant where we try dishes representing different regions of Vietnam.
#VietnamTravel #HanoiTravel #HanoiVietnam #HanoiOldQuarter #HanoiFood #VietnameseFood #Pho #BanhXeo #HoanKiemLake #HanoiFrenchQuarter #WaterPuppetShow #MichelinGuide #HanoiWalkingTour #GorogoroTabi
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20 Comments
ちょうど国際女性デーの日で、町が花束💐をもってる女性で溢れていて素敵でした✨️
思い出を振り返りながら、動画を見ています^^
また去年は、「ごろごろ旅ダナン編」を見て、TIAウェルネスに泊まりました！
いつも旅の参考にさせていただいています😊
旧市街での、情緒はない！大変だ！のひと言が絶妙に私の笑いのツボにハマりました😆
チャンネル登録しました。
真似は出来そうじゃないのですが？
昨年フリーでホーチミンからダーナンに。
ホテルのバイキングなど好きでは無く、お粥ばかり食べてました。
美味しいレストラン❗️を探す事からですね。
料理に関しては、辛みを抜いたタイ料理という印象を持ったように記憶しています。
映像を拝見していて、ホーチミン市以外のベトナムも訪れたくなりました。
ベトナム🇻🇳料理、おいしそうです。撮影の仕方もお上手だからよりおいしそうなのかな。
ゆみさんのお洋服、いつもステキです😊
たかしさんの「心の声」も動画の楽しみのひとつです😊
ホーチミン市は活気があり、人々もフレンドリーで、食文化も非常に豊かです。また、経済発展が著しく、多くの人が仕事や新しいチャンスを求めて全国から集まっています。
もしハノイとホーチミン市の両方を訪れる機会があれば、その違いの大きさに驚くかもしれません。同じベトナムの都市でありながら、街の雰囲気やライフスタイルはかなり異なります。
もちろんこれは私個人の意見ですが、ベトナムの現代的で活気ある一面を体験したいなら、ホーチミン市をおすすめします。
牛肉のフォーのお店。他の人と頭がゴッチンコは嫌ですねー😂
レストランも色々ですね。しかし建物が綺麗で見事です。ハノイもいいですね。
日本で食べてたのは何だったの？」本場ハノイで出会った未知のベトナム料理が衝撃すぎた…！｜ベトナム・ハノイ街歩きと美食巡り
ごろごろ旅
54,982 views
In Hanoi, Vietnam, we explore the historic Old Quarter and French Quarter while discovering Vietnamese food that tastes very different from what we knew back home. From Michelin Guide-listed Vietnamese cuisine and classic Hanoi pho to water puppetry and colonial architecture, this is a walk through the history, food, and everyday atmosphere of Vietnam’s capital.
Leaving the busy streets of Hanoi’s Old Quarter, we head into the French Quarter, where colonial-era architecture remains part of the modern cityscape. The mix of European and Asian influences gives this part of Hanoi a character of its own.
Food is a major part of this journey. At Michelin Guide-listed Luk Lak, we try modern Vietnamese dishes including a salad made with Thanh Hà lychees and pork belly cooked with bamboo and banana leaves. Later, we visit the famous Phở 10 Lý Quốc Sư for pho and Mezze for dishes representing the flavors of northern, central, and southern Vietnam. We also discover just how different bánh xèo can be from one restaurant to another.
Along the way, we walk around Hoan Kiem Lake, visit the Vietnam National Museum of History and St. Joseph’s Cathedral, and watch a traditional Vietnamese water puppet performance—a form of entertainment with roots going back to the 11th century.
From Hanoi’s architecture and historic streets to its restaurants and lively nightlife, this video follows the city at street level before we continue our journey to New Delhi, India.
【CHAPTERS】
[00:00] Morning in Hanoi’s Hoan Kiem District — starting in the Old Quarter
[01:51] Hoan Kiem Lake — a favorite gathering place for Hanoi locals
[04:18] UNIQLO in a historic building and Hanoi’s colonial architecture
[06:33] Vietnam National Museum of History and Indochine architecture
[08:46] Michelin Guide-listed Luk Lak — discovering modern Vietnamese cuisine
[10:19] A surprising texture — Thanh Hà lychee salad
[14:23] Smoky pork belly cooked with bamboo and banana leaves
[18:05] Exploring the Old Quarter and St. Joseph’s Cathedral
[21:44] Traditional Vietnamese water puppetry and the legend of the lake
[26:15] Famous Hanoi pho at Phở 10 Lý Quốc Sư
[30:44] Northern, central and southern Vietnamese cuisine at Mezze
[33:49] Why does bánh xèo taste so different from place to place?
[41:27] Next stop: New Delhi, India
【PLACES & RESTAURANTS FEATURED】
Luk Lak Vietnamese Restaurant
A Michelin Guide-listed restaurant serving creative contemporary Vietnamese cuisine.
Thang Long Water Puppet Theatre
A theater specializing in traditional Vietnamese water puppetry. Booking tickets in advance is recommended.
Phở 10 Lý Quốc Sư
One of Hanoi’s best-known places for beef pho. Lines are common, but they move quickly.
Mezze
A restaurant where we try dishes representing different regions of Vietnam.
#VietnamTravel #HanoiTravel #HanoiVietnam #HanoiOldQuarter #HanoiFood #VietnameseFood #Pho #BanhXeo #HoanKiemLake #HanoiFrenchQuarter #WaterPuppetShow #MichelinGuide #HanoiWalkingTour #GorogoroTabi
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