Hongdae Gourmet Map vol.38 Hanoi Baguette
(Reflections on anti-American)
Vietnam is as different as if it were us
Due to constant foreign invasions
Their own culture, a different culture
They coexisted and developed gradually
The fertile natural environment also played a part in this
Vietnam, an agricultural country, is like us
It's similar to eating rice as a staple food
What makes rice even noodles and bread interspersed
It's their own culture that's different from ours
Among them, typical foods are rice noodles and
Cows for food in the Banmiro agricultural society
At their dinner table, which I was far away from meeting
This is because of the influence of France
When did you start cooking and eating beef
It's similar to a modern Japanese dining table
Eating beef in a baguette
Learned during the French colonial period
I can say it's the result
The restaurant I'm going to introduce today is multicultural
Representing the contained Vietnam
Banh mi (Banh mi), a food restaurant locally
It's a point I'm expressing closely
A female chef who studied cooking for many years
Let's go to a place you can trust
Scroll stop
When I traveled to Vietnam and Cambodia 3 years ago
All the scents of China, Thailand, and France
The only place I could feel
This is the food I didn't eat.
(When I think about it, they say they ate rice noodles…)
If I had gone into the restaurant business now
It would have been better, but what I missed was just what I missed
I was disappointed and went to eat banmi.
If that's the case, let's just follow Bobby Chung, it's rare~^
The 38th Hongdae Gourmet Map Starto~
(There are a lot of restaurants I'd like to tell you about, haha)
Today's menus
Showshock to a new shop for small talk
What I saw as soon as I arrived
Storytelling about anti-American
Even if someone is an anti-American activist
I thought it would unfold, but…
Here, banmi is Vietnamese
The point that it means a sandwich
As I said in the full article, Vietnam
A wide range of food cultures coexist
It's one of the countries where it is~
It's a place where rice and noodles developed
Bread has also become part of the diet.
Even though I can feel the influence of China
I can see the shadows of France
It seems like a scar of history, but
Thanks to that, it also developed.

A chef from Le Cordon
I am operating it myself
While traveling in Vietnam
The banmi sandwich I came across
They say it's still strong
What touched me the most at that time
Thin but crispy..
There is plenty of meat in it
It was a fresh ingredient
Even in Korea, anti-American
There are many places to implement it, but
The taste I tasted in Vietnam
There's no proper place to pay
In other words, while localizing
What the CEO of this place thought
The fact that the core of anti-American is missing
Said it was disappointing, so I set it up myself.
What do you think this is like?
What are the NBA players playing now
Jordan retired because he was frustrated
Feeling like running? Oh no
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If I go to a yakiniku restaurant, they will serve it for 1 person
There's no yakiniku restaurant that serves like 3 servings
I'm thinking about setting up one
If you make 1 serving, it's like 3 servings
I'll give it to you (even if it's a meat dumpling…)
It was a long story, but for this
(Will stop posting today)
They are still doing research today
The head of a sesame leaf cut at 3:7 is like
The person who raised Yulgok Ii
It contains old things, like Sinsaimdang
Ah, that person's name is Kim Narim Dang
(Real name revealed hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha)
Here's the menu
I'm really excited about this time
cloud (3,500)
Vietnamese coffee is also good here
Hot summer beer is a hit
Cloud is better than CAS and Hite
If I can afford it, with Samuel Adams
I also think it would be better if you played
Meatball baguette (5,500)
Did you find meatballs and pork balls on the menu?
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For a moment, I just think of Bobby Jeong's pokball…
The pork and meatballs in the menu name of this place
Did you take them together from Forkball?
I wonder… did you copy this? hehe
Bobby Jeong's pokball that has been thrown for over a year
http://blog.naver.com/jancangi/220384341766
Leave Copycat's suspicions behind
Let's try it on the meatballs first
One person doesn't eat both, but
Maybe… if there are people like that
I recommend that you start with pork baguette
A hearty filling is also good, but
Wasabi shattered baguette
I'm impressed because it's delicious
You have to take a big bite…
A sauce unique to meatballs and
Properly flavored vegetables and meat
I think I can feel it
Pizza with a knife since I was a kid
For me who grew up eating slicing, a knife
I needed it, but I forced it today
I'm going to try eating it with my hands hehe
Pork baguette (5,500)
By my standards, this guy is the best
What is the most typical baguette here
It looks like it's just him
Come on Irion
Come on with anticipation
Tamed by a masculine taste
I recommend this fork to people
Use a fork when you eat it instead… huh?
Diced quite large
Pigs add smokiness
The chewy taste was really good