- Fish noodle soup is a famous dish of An Giang specialty . Sold in many places but the best is in Chau Doc, Long Xuyen and Tan Chau. Long Xuyen vermicelli also has its own unique flavor. And if you have the opportunity to come here, do not forget to enjoy this famous fish noodle dish. Each place has a typical fish noodle flavor, in Long Xuyen, the taste of noodles is light and fragrant with turmeric. And Tan Chau, Chau Doc fish noodle soup has a stronger taste.
- Sweet broth is simmered from the bones, served with grated vegetables, bananas… Diners will feel all the special sweetness of this noodle dish.
- Address: Co Hai fish noodle soup: 20 Nguyen Thai Hoc, My Binh Ward, City. Long Xuyen, An Giang.
Source: Collected internet.
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