Travel Ubon: Vietnamese Steamed Rice Dumplings at Talat Yai

Vietnamese Steamed Rice Dumplings at Talat Yai http://www.hotsia.com > Exciting Ubon Ratchathani Travel, Tee Amnuay Chok Rice Porridge, Ubon Night Market, Delicious Coconut Fish Cakes, The Best Soybean Milk in Ubon, Noi's Marbled Beef Noodles, Have You Tried Vietnamese Pizza? Coffee Shop at Ubon Bus Terminal, Ubon-Phuket Flights, Bus from Ubon to Mukdahan, Mr. Hotsia Recommends Hotels in Ubon, Vietnamese Steamed Rice Dumplings in Ubon City. I remember when I traveled to Pakxan, Vientiane, and Luang Prabang in Laos.

Every town in Laos has a dessert that looks like this. For people in Ubon, they say the taste is similar wherever you eat it. At Talat Yai in Ubon, the sellers are Vietnamese and speak Vietnamese as well. So why would the taste be different? Because the original recipe is homemade. I tried the Vietnamese steamed rice dumplings and talked with the Vietnamese seller, learning more about the language. After traveling in Ubon, I planned to visit Pakse and then travel alone to Vietnam. So it was quite chilly.

Because Vietnamese people don’t speak much English, and my English isn’t very good either, I often complain about the language barrier. Let’s continue tasting the Vietnamese steamed rice dumplings. The secret to deliciousness is to eat them hot. In Vietnam or Laos, there are shops where you can sit and eat right away. So sit down and enjoy them at the market. Practice speaking Vietnamese with the seller while eating. It really feels like eating in Vietnam. mr.hotsia 2010, Thai-Vietnamese sellers offering authentic Vietnamese steamed rice dumplings.

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