Description | Answer | % Correct |
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Popular three letter noodle broth dish | Phở | 98%
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Baguette filled with meat and pickled vegetables | Bánh mì | 96%
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Caffeinated beverage made with condensed milk; can be served either hot or iced | Vietnamese {coffee} | 84%
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Lemongrass flavoured noodle broth dish from Huế served with sliced beef, herbs and lime wedges | Bún bò Huế | 78%
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Most popular brand of Vietnamese beer; former name of Hồ Chí Minh City | {Saigon} beer | 67%
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Crispy deep-fried appetisers of Chinese origin; Vietnamese versions differ through their use of rice paper wrappers, glass noodles and black mushrooms | Spring rolls | 61%
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Nut which is a common feature of Vietnamese cuisine as either a sprinkled garnish or dipping sauce for dishes such as chicken sate | {Pea}nuts | 57%
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Crispy, savoury yellow pancake with several variations of stuffings | Bánh xèo | 55%
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Baked or raw lotus-filled cake of Chinese origin eaten during Tết Trung Thu (Mid-Autumn festival) | {Moon}cake | 55%
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Bitter white vegetable sprout used in many Vietnamese and Asian dishes | {Bean}sprouts | 53%
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Translucent rice paper rolls typically filled with pork, prawns, noodles and vegetables | {Summer} rolls | 53%
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Sweet juice of a tall green crop that is mostly grown in tropical climates | {Sugarcane} juice | 51%
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Fertilised bird (typically duck) egg embryo typically eaten with mint by Vietnamese people | Balut | 49%
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Dish of vermicelli noodles and a red tomato broth that is topped with minced crab | Bún riêu | 47%
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Rice porridge usually eaten when one is unwell; very similar to congee | Cháo | 47%
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Famous brand of chilli sauce founded by Chinese-Vietnamese immigrant David Tran | {Sriracha} sauce | 47%
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Fatty, grilled pork served with vermicelli noodles and a green papaya dipping sauce, with the pork often grilled as meatballs | Bún chả | 45%
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Dessert drink typically containing various forms of beans or legumes | Chè | 43%
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Rice dish that is enjoyed either sweet or savoury; its savoury version can contain the above nuts whole | Xôi (sticky rice) | 43%
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Dish made from fractured rice grains; it is usually complemented with grilled pork | Cơm tấm | 41%
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Yellow/green bean of Asian origin used in both savoury and sweet Vietnamese dishes | {Mung} bean | 41%
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Dipping sauce typically comprising fish sauce, lime/lemon juice, sugar, chilli and minced garlic | Nước mắm | 39%
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Marinated, caramelised pork/fish pieces and boiled eggs that are braised with coconut juice or water | Thịt kho/ Cá kho | 37%
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Grilled barbecue dish of beef wrapped in green 'lolot' leaves, which have a medicinal taste | Bò lá lốt | 31%
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Mildly hot and sour beef stew typically eaten with a baguette | Bò kho | 29%
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Glutinous rice dish with a pork and bean filling that is wrapped in green ‘lá dong’ or banana leaves; it is sometimes fried | Bánh chưng | 27%
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Commonly consumed green fruit containing creamy, sweet white flesh and large black seeds | Custard apple | 27%
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Thin white rice noodle sheets containing a mix of ground pork, minced black mushrooms and minced shallots | Bánh cuốn | 20%
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French-inspired meat pastry that contains this word, a French meat spread | Bánh {patê} sô | 20%
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Method of preserving fruits such as lotus, kumquat, coconut and orange rind using sugar; it is traditionally offered during Tết (New Year) | {Candied} fruit | 10%
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