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Cha Lui – Dong Nai | Famous specialty of Dongnai province

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Cha Lui

The last name appearing in the list of  specialties of Dong Nai  is  Cha Lui . Cha Lui in Bien Hoa is quite small. The filling is made from shrimp and minced meat marinated in spices. The next step is just to spread the filling on a piece of rice paper and skewer it on a bamboo stick. It would be remiss not to mention the dipping sauce, which is a combination of soy sauce and chili sauce. When enjoying, diners will neatly roll rolls in rice paper with raw vegetables, sliced ​​mango. The sweet and sour taste, pangolin and a little spicy of chili make this dish extremely attractive. 

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