If you’ve ever enjoyed a bowl of burnt liver pho, you’ll definitely never forget this unique pho.
Burnt liver pho
The most special feature is that the liver is carefully marinated, pan-fried with crispy aroma to eat with pho. The broth of the dish is very elaborately processed, so when eating, diners will feel the characteristic fatty aroma that only the original burnt liver pho in Bac Ninh has.
Reference price: 30,000 – 50,000 VND/bowl.
Reference address:
Dap Cau burnt liver noodle shop – 91 Dau Ma, Thi Cau Ward, Bac Ninh
Burnt liver noodle shop Dap Cau Vinh Xuong – 82 Tran Luu, Thi Cau Ward, Bac Ninh
Source: Collected internet.
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