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Bun Bo Hue | Famous specialty of Thua Thien Hue province

Referring to Hue specialties, it is definitely impossible to ignore the famous Hue beef noodle soup with a rich, mildly spicy flavor typical of the central people that cannot be found anywhere else. A full bowl of Hue beef vermicelli usually has beef, blood, hoof, beef rolls and crab cakes, especially the vermicelli must be big and thick, not small noodles like in the north or south.  

dac-san-hueYou can see this Hue specialty dish on all roads because it is quite popular with the people here. (photo source: vietgiaitri.com)

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