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Banh beo – Hue | Famous specialty of Thua Thien Hue province

Banh beo is a popular dish in many places, but few people know that the origin of this cake comes from Hue. Different from other cakes, the dough of banh beo is quite soft and smooth, placed in a small bowl, sprinkled on top with fried onions, shredded dried shrimp, greased and served with sweet and sour sauce sprinkled on. 

dac-san-hueBanh beo is a specialty of Hue with an unforgettable taste. (photo source: dammedulich.com)

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