Try the Hanoi breakfast with Eco Premier Hotel

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Today, Eco Premier Hotel is going to introduce you the most prominent breakfast in Hanoi. In addition to breakfast at the Eco Premier Hotel, you should additionally have the food on the Hanoi once

Hanoi's gooey breakfast manual Alongside the traditional' pho' and world-renowned' banh mi',' xoi' (sticky rice) has long secured a concrete position on the intangible breakfast map of anyone who claims Hanoi as their house.
Easy to find, inexpensive to buy, quick to finish,' xoi' has extended itself in phrases of both global acceptance as well as variety, each boasting the own taste of its, aroma and texture. Follow us on a journey to test the three the majority of popular' xoi' in Hanoi.



Even though the beginnings of the name' xeo' is still a subject of dispute, all totally agree that' xoi xeo' is actually the most complex sticky rice dish to get ready. Anyone who has an opportunity to try knows immediately what it's made of as it's served properly before them: yellowish gooey rice, a salty powder and fried onion. Dyed yellow with turmeric, the elmer rice is then remaining to dry out, mixed with salt and steamed. The yellow-colored powder which helps relieve the stickyness and digest the excess fat is in fact steamed green beans land surface to a pulp and formed into ball, ready to be sliced and spread all over the heap of sticky rice.'Xoi xeo', full in a small bowl, upended onto a lotus leaf, covered in ground beans, topped up with fried onions and through with fluid fat, makes it the go to breakfast for lots of people. Hanoi itself boasts some villages that focus on making' xoi xeo', helping put together people for a long day forward.
Satisfying enough when had alone,' xoi xeo' has become a specialty after being combined with boiled chicken by the famous "Xoi Yen" joints on Nguyen Huu Huan Street.




'Xoi ngo' (gooey rice with corn), or' xoi lua' ("rice" gooey rice) and' ngo bung' (burst corn), is another sticky choice of breakfast for Hanoians.
Based on the well-known gooey grain healthy recipe,' xoi ngo' diversifies itself through the fact of burst corn.' Xoi ngo' shares the exact same toppings with its brother' xoi xeo'. The boiled corn changes the texture from the already diverse' xoi xeo'.' Xoi ngo', together with' xoi xeo' as well as a few other types of' xoi', offer clients a broad range of selections and may be found at every market or perhaps corner in Hanoi.




'Banh khuc' is a special variety of' xoi', but less than half the dish is actually made of sticky rice. The rest reminds us of the components used in' banh chung', with ground beans, pepper and pork as the stuffing. But, while the traditional' banh chung' is generally served cool,' banh khuc' is actually kept warm & served hot, contributing to the spiciness of the pepper and also the aroma of the excess fat wrapped in the double blankets of sticky rice and beans. What sets the' banh khuc' apart is the use of a' khuc' leaf wrapper which produces a distinctive scent rather than the green from the much more commonly used' dong' leaf.
Sold mostly by mobile vendors both night and day ,' banh khuc' is the only' xoi' that is most popular during the night in Hanoi, giving night-owls something to fend away hunger in the small hours.


Eco Premier Hotel hopes, after experiencing and enjoying the breakfast, you will love Hanoi a lot more and come back to us all over again.

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Seems delicious. Where can we find some at Palm Beach?