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Dec 17, 2014 / 09:48

Canada Food Festival opens in Hanoi

The Embassy of Canada launched the Canadian Food Festival the Hemisphere Steak & Seafood Grill restaurant at Sheraton Hanoi Hotel on December 16.

Taking place from December 16, 2014 to January 15, 2015, the annual event aims to promote the best Canadian food products to Vietnamese consumers. Premium products from Canada will be featured at this event, including Canadian beef as well as a wide range of Canadian seafood including lobster, oysters, snow crab, black cod, Atlantic salmon, and mussels. Canadian wines and spirits, maple syrup, Ambrosia apples and dried fruits will also be featured.

 

Joining the promotion this time are a number of restaurants, hotels and shops in Hanoi including Don’s Tay Ho, Hai Cang, three of the Sen buffet restaurants, four restaurants of the Sy Phu hotpot chain and the Sheraton Hanoi Hotel. They will offer a special discount on the Canadian food menu items during the month-long Festival. Canadian spirits will also be available at discounted price at Camus retail stores. 37% discount on Canadian Ambrosia apples will also be offered at Klever Fruits stores.
 

 

“I am happy to launch the 2014 Canadian Food Festival for Hanoi residents. This is an opportunity to experience the finest Canadian products” remarked Ambassador David Devine. “Canada's vast and varied land, bounded by oceans on three sides and dotted with freshwater lakes, nurtures a diverse range of high-quality food ingredients.

He added “Canadian beef is widely acknowledged as being of premium quality, thanks to grain feeding of barley and corn. The same can be said of our seafood: Canada’s clean and cold water, as well as our dedication to quality and freshness, have made Canadian aquaculture products famous around the world.  We hope that events such as the Canadian Food Festival will help Vietnamese consumers understand the extremely high quality of our food ingredients and that as a result they will include our products into Vietnam’s fine dining culture and extraordinary culinary tradition.”