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Noodles Quang Nhu Phuong - Kon Tum | Famous specialty of Kon Tum Province

Opposite Phan Chu Trinh primary school, at house number 63 is Quang Nhu Phuong noodle shop, which has been famous for more than ten years.

#Top 20 quán ăn ngon Kon Tum nổi tiếng nhất định phải thưởng thứcThe bowl of Quang noodles is full, the broth is rich

The inside of the noodle bowl is full of lean meat and fresh shrimp, served with crispy rice paper. Quang noodles are small, dipping sauce mixed with light soy sauce. For those who do not like to eat noodles that are too dry or too wet, Quang noodles are a wise choice.

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