Jul 04, 2017 / 11:56
Banquet in Hanoi's ancient pottery village: Eat one piece, remember for life
Visiting Bat Trang Village, Gia Lam District, Hanoi, tourists can not only directly make a pottery; explore the ancient houses; get into the narrow lane; buy ceramic, pottery products,..., but also enjoy the cuisines cooked carefully by Bat Trang residents.

Many people even said that "Banquet in Bat Trang: Eat one piece, remember for life”
During the tourism survey in Bat Trang village of Deputy Director of Hanoi Tourism Department, Mr. Tran Duc Hai and other tour operators recently, Bat Trang residents said that their banquet is always plentiful and colorful with many dishes.
During the tourism survey in Bat Trang village of Deputy Director of Hanoi Tourism Department, Mr. Tran Duc Hai and other tour operators recently, Bat Trang residents said that their banquet is always plentiful and colorful with many dishes.
Typically, the banquet includes eight bowls and eight main dishes, not including pickled onion, lettuce, mung bean coated sticky rice, tea. Depending on the conditions of each family, some dishes can be removed or added but all dishes must be full, delicious, beautiful and especially enough.
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