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Chicken burns leaves to wish O Thum - An Giang | Famous specialty of An Giang province

Coming to O Thum, do not forget to enjoy the famous bamboo leaf dish here. It is native to Cambodia. The leaves are like a special spice that creates a unique flavor that is unmistakable. The main grilled chicken is shiny golden color, fragrant, the ingredients are evenly absorbed into the chicken. The dish retains the natural sweetness and blends the characteristic aroma of the leaves. Each piece of meat is dipped in salt and lemon pepper, with corn salad to make the flavor linger on the tip of the tongue.
Gà Nấu Ô Thum
The attractive taste of chicken burning leaves wishes O Thum
  • Address: Ho O Thum – O Lam commune – Tri Ton district

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