- Address: Cua Lo sea area, Nghe An or at many famous tourist destinations
Fish sauce with a unique flavor makes diners remember once and for all (Photo: Collectibles)
Every year from January to April of the lunar calendar, the fishermen in Cua Lo sea area eagerly call each other to pull the shrimp back to make fish sauce. Cua Lo fish sauce is used as a dipping sauce of many kinds, or served with, processed with many other dishes such as: braised meat, seasoned soup, rimmed with meat, congee… Regardless of the type of processing, it will bring flavor. unique and bring into full play the delicious taste of shrimp.
When you have the opportunity to visit Uncle’s hometown Nghe, the attractive dishes here will help you somewhat understand more about the cultural lifestyle of the residents here. And if you choose Nghe An as the destination for your culinary discovery journey. You should choose a place to stay that is both convenient in terms of geographical location and convenient in service and utility.
Source: Collected internet.
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