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Duck Porridge – Da Nang | Famous specialty of Da Nang city

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Eating “full stomach” with Da Nang duck porridge is not a bad choice. Coming to Da Nang, sitting at popular duck porridge shops, enjoying a bowl of hot and delicious porridge, there is nothing better than that.

Address to eat delicious duck porridge in Da Nang:

  1. Hue duck porridge shop: No. 238 Dung Si Thanh Khe, Thanh Khe District, City. Danang
  2. Ba De duck porridge: 386 Ngo Quyen, Son Tra, City. Danang

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