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Vietnamese Food

Triple Threat 33TTriple Threat 33T Port CanaveralPosts: 18,669 Admin
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Gonna try a new Vietnamese restaurant tonight, what are some traditional Vietnamese dishes you would recommend?
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  • johnnybjohnnyb Posts: 985 Officer
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    rotisserie dog
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  • fish_stixfish_stix Posts: 1,345 Officer
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    Old, old C-Rations!
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  • PopeyePopeye Posts: 14,296 AG
    #4
    I would skip the bland Vietnamese and go for some Cambodian water buffalo hoofs stewed in bug broth.
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  • rock_fishrock_fish Posts: 11,692 AG
    #5
    Pho

    Spring rolls

    Some of the best Asian food going
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  • snook charmersnook charmer Posts: 337 Deckhand
    #6
    johnnyb wrote: »
    rotisserie dog

    You have to go to the Korean joint and order kugogi to get some dog.
    Probably got some good cat and rat at the Vietnamese place though :hungry
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  • Triple Threat 33TTriple Threat 33T Port CanaveralPosts: 18,669 Admin
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    That was pretty darn good. We had Hòanh thánh chiên and Sủi cảo chiên appetizers.

    I had Phở tái chin bò viên soup and added a bunch of hot sauce, sprouts and lime. Very good and very hot.

    My wife had the Phở tái soup.

    All very good.
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  • PopeyePopeye Posts: 14,296 AG
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    Triple Threat 33T wrote: »
    That was pretty darn good. We had Hòanh thánh chiên and Sủi cảo chiên appetizers.

    I had Phở tái chin bò viên soup and added a bunch of hot sauce, sprouts and lime. Very good and very hot.

    My wife had the Phở tái soup.

    All very good.

    It helps when you speak the lingo.
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  • cadmancadman Home of the Gators Posts: 28,692 AG
    #9
    Hot Vit Lon

    I googled the Vietnamese name just for you. I doubt they will serve it though. I used to know a Vietnamese lady once many years ago.

    Spring rolls are the best.

    Ca Kho To (Caramelized Fish in Clay Pot) is also very good.

    Vietnamese food is very good.

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  • Triple Threat 33TTriple Threat 33T Port CanaveralPosts: 18,669 Admin
    #10
    Popeye wrote: »
    It helps when you speak the lingo.
    "Lord, hold our troops in your loving hands. Protect them as they protect us. Bless them and their families for the selfless acts they perform for us in our time of need. Amen."
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  • Triple Threat 33TTriple Threat 33T Port CanaveralPosts: 18,669 Admin
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    cadman wrote: »
    Hot Vit Lon

    I googled the Vietnamese name just for you. I doubt they will serve it though. I used to know a Vietnamese lady once many years ago.

    Spring rolls are the best.

    Ca Kho To (Caramelized Fish in Clay Pot) is also very good.

    Vietnamese food is very good.

    The fish clay pot sounds awesome and no they didn't have it.

    Their menu was actually very simple
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  • PopeyePopeye Posts: 14,296 AG
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    My wife and I used to eat at a Japanese joint in ST. Pete.

    We would order a "Box" and it was way good.
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  • rock_fishrock_fish Posts: 11,692 AG
    #13
    Popeye wrote: »
    My wife and I used to eat at a Japanese joint in ST. Pete.

    We would order a "Box" and it was way good.


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  • cadmancadman Home of the Gators Posts: 28,692 AG
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    Triple Threat 33T wrote: »
    The fish clay pot sounds awesome and no they didn't have it.

    Their menu was actually very simple

    Hot Vit Lon is fertilized duck eggs partially hatched so that the fetus is forming. A delicacy from what I was told. Not sure I could eat one.

    I had Caramelized Fish and it is delicious.

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  • rock_fishrock_fish Posts: 11,692 AG
    #15
    Sounds like Balut
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  • PopeyePopeye Posts: 14,296 AG
    #16
    rock_fish wrote: »
    CS, B

    Expound on your post please.
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  • rock_fishrock_fish Posts: 11,692 AG
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    Popeye wrote: »
    Expound on your post please.


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  • Triple Threat 33TTriple Threat 33T Port CanaveralPosts: 18,669 Admin
    #18
    Family owned business. Very nice people. The wife came over and spoke with us, she says everything is very healthy and everything is made fresh with no MSG.

    Then my wife decided to make fun of how much soup I got on my shirt and the poor lady tried not to laugh. It didn't work.

    We enjoyed everything and will definitely go back.
    "Lord, hold our troops in your loving hands. Protect them as they protect us. Bless them and their families for the selfless acts they perform for us in our time of need. Amen."
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  • PopeyePopeye Posts: 14,296 AG
    #19
    Slurping broth and having noodles spank your face is considered a hats off to the cook.
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  • duckmanJRduckmanJR Posts: 20,262 AG
    #20
    I'm still mad about the war...won't eat their food.
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  • Triple Threat 33TTriple Threat 33T Port CanaveralPosts: 18,669 Admin
    #21
    duckmanJR wrote: »
    I'm still mad about the war...won't eat their food.

    You're mad about a lot of things Joe.
    "Lord, hold our troops in your loving hands. Protect them as they protect us. Bless them and their families for the selfless acts they perform for us in our time of need. Amen."
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  • conchydongconchydong Pompano BeachPosts: 5,322 Admiral
    #22
    duckmanJR wrote: »
    I'm still mad about the war...won't eat their food.

    I have a problem eating streusel to this day.

    On a serious note, Vietnamese food is very good. Chinese food is about the only Asian food that I really don't care for.

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  • frankfrank Posts: 13,292 AG
    #23
    sometimes when we have guests over, especially my bil and the cousins, we do a spring roll spread, have all the fixings out and a bowl of warm water to dip the rice paper in
    it's a fun way to share dinner and have a kitchen party
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  • treemanjohntreemanjohn Posts: 3,915 Captain
    #24
    Next time try out Bun noodles without the broth or nam neung which is grilled pork with a roll your own spring roll set up
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  • Triple Threat 33TTriple Threat 33T Port CanaveralPosts: 18,669 Admin
    #25
    fishonhenson wrote: »
    go get a bahn mi for lunch one day.

    Someone said there's a place on Colonial that makes great Vietnamese sandwiches. Let's do an OT lunch there.
    "Lord, hold our troops in your loving hands. Protect them as they protect us. Bless them and their families for the selfless acts they perform for us in our time of need. Amen."
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  • team getterdunteam getterdun Posts: 1,741 Captain
    #26
    Place in Tampa has excellent Banh Mi sandwiches. 2 grilled pork Banh Mi sandwiches and a bowl of wonton soup makes for a great lunch! This place won best sandwich in Tampa a few years ago, but everything on the menu is really good.
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  • Split ShotSplit Shot Posts: 6,178 Admiral
    #27
    going to try a new Thai restaurant in town for lunch today. :)
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  • duckmanJRduckmanJR Posts: 20,262 AG
    #28
    Triple Threat 33T wrote: »
    You're mad about a lot of things Joe.
    Yeah, I know... I won't eat Korean either even though I hear the dog is excellent. :grin

    I wouldn't let my wife drive the nippon Honda van...except it was free from the MIL and it is not polite to not accept expensive gifts :wink...and I figure we're even with that whole Hiroshima / Nagasaki thing...
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    Many things to do.
    Knots to be unraveled
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  • duckmanJRduckmanJR Posts: 20,262 AG
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    Split Shot wrote: »
    going to try a new Thai restaurant in town for lunch today. :)

    There is one in Sebastian...I don't know how they have lasted...I never see anyone in it.
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    Many things to do.
    Knots to be unraveled
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  • duckmanJRduckmanJR Posts: 20,262 AG
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    conchydong wrote: »
    I have a problem eating streusel to this day.

    Yeah, I'm conflicted....as a proud German-American I have to say the "motherland" has been less "motherly" and more MOTHER *%$# in the past.... but their beer is good, optics are top notch and make some kick tail cars....

    If I eat streusel...It will be Apple as a homage to the good old USA and Apple pie. :)
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    Many things to do.
    Knots to be unraveled
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  • conchydongconchydong Pompano BeachPosts: 5,322 Admiral
    #31
    duckmanJR wrote: »
    Yeah, I'm conflicted....as a proud German-American I have to say the "motherland" has been less "motherly" and more MOTHER *%$# in the past.... but their beer is good, optics are top notch and make some kick tail cars....

    If I eat streusel...It will be Apple as a homage to the good old USA and Apple pie. :)

    You forgot to mention the frauleins with strong arms.

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    ― Ernest Hemingway

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