A loaf of pate cha bread on Bui Thi Xuan street costs 5,000 VND, while tea with coconut flour from a street vendor has the same price.
Hue royal tea is a dish that many diners want to try when visiting the ancient capital. One of the most famous tea shops here is Mo Ton Dich, with prices ranging from 12,000 to 15,000 VND per cup. But if you go to markets like Dong Ba or sidewalk shops, the price of tea is much cheaper, from 5,000 to 10,000 VND, the same quality. On the photo is a tea load located near the city center, for 5,000 VND a bag of coconut filter powder or bean tea. Diners can eat in or buy and take away. Photo: Phuong AnhMany diners were surprised when they bought a loaf of pate – banh mi for 5,000 VND on Bui Thi Xuan street. If you want to order more omelette, grilled meat, a loaf of bread ranges from 10,000 to 15,000 VND. Photo: Phuong AnhCakes for snacking are not only delicious but also cheap. You can buy fish cakes at mobile stalls on the streets for 3,000 VND each, or artichoke cakes (pictured) filled with hot, crispy meat at Dong Ba market for 7,000 VND. Photo: Phuong AnhBanh Canh is the next dish on the list of delicious, nutritious, and cheap dishes of Hue street food. The price of a bowl of Banh Chung on Hung Vuong Street is 10,000 VND. Photo: Hong MinhCom Hen costs 10,000 VND a bowl, including dry rice mixed with stir-fried mussels, local spices, raw vegetables and pickled vegetables, tofu, and peanut rim. In addition to rice, you can try vermicelli or mussel noodles for a similar price. Some famous and delicious mussel rice restaurants are Ba Cam on Tung Thien Vuong Street, Den in Tran Quang Khai… Photo: Phuong AnhFiltered flour cakes, Beo cakes, Banh Nam… all cost from 10,000 VND per plate. You can also order a shared plate of the above three dishes for 20,000 VND. Dong Ba market, and sidewalk shops on the streets all sell these specialty cakes. Photo: Tran OiA plate of Banh Beo Nam filter consists of 10 small plates, eaten with Cha, priced from 20,000 VND. Photo: Tran OiBeef noodle soup in Dong Ba market costs 20,000 VND for a small bowl. At restaurants, the price can be higher, 30,000-50,000 VND. Photo: Hong Minh
