Meeting the Ceramist Dinh Cong Viet Khoi
by Khue Luu @ Wild Tussah
Fri Nov 04 03:22:05 PDT 2016
We will be introducing new handicrafts to Wild Tussah lovers – Vietnamese handmade ceramics! In order to bring you the best and most unique products with a story, we have traveled to the Southern regions of Vietnam, looking for ceramic villages. It’s where the traditions that are hidden from the rest of the world are still kept alive. After months of searching, we finally came across...
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History Of The Vietnamese Costume ‘Áo Dài’
by Wild Tussah @ Wild Tussah
Fri Jul 29 07:00:36 PDT 2016
“Áo Dài’ (pronounced ‘ow yai’) is the traditional costume of Vietnam, and has been developed over the country’s long historical past. ‘Áo Dài’ in the 18th-19th century The Vietnamese Ao Dai history began in 1744, when Southern Lord Nguyen Phuc Khoat decreed a front-buttoned gown and trouser to be worn in his reign. The garment borrowed the general style of the Cham people, who were...
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Le Colonial Restaurant Review - French Vietnamese Food Downtown San Francisco - A Side of Sweet
A Side of Sweet
Le Colonial Restaurant Review – French Vietnamese Food Downtown San Francisco Related
Cool Off With Half Priced Wines On Wine Wednesday
by Michael Nguyen @ Vanessa's Bistro 2 – Vietnamese Restaurant
Wed Jun 11 11:14:32 PDT 2014
Every Wednesday at Vanessa’s Bistro 2 bottles of wine and sparkling are all half priced. Our wine list offers luscious red wines everybody can enjoy along with a slew of white wines that will pair great with our Vietnamese Tapas. This event lasts all day so get some friends together and stop on by!
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How You Can Support Refugees Through Food In NYC
by Allison Yates @ Epicure & Culture
Wed Jan 03 07:12:52 PST 2018
Helping refugees comes in many forms. In NYC, you can support these displaced people by attending a special dinner they prepare. Here's how.
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Bastille Celebrations at Libertine
by wordpress @ Libertine
Mon Jul 11 20:40:54 PDT 2016
The French celebrate this great day with military parades, shared meals, and an evening of great company. We’re celebrating the best way we know how with French food, wine and joie de vivre. From now until Friday, 15th July, Libertine will be […]

The French Influence On Vietnamese Cuisine
Epicure & Culture
The French have played an enormous role in influencing Vietnamese cuisine. Here's why (and how to savor it for yourself).

Grumpy Cat, Who Is Richer than You'll Ever Be, Awarded $710K in Coffee Lawsuit
by Jelisa Castrodale @ Munchies
Thu Jan 25 14:37:53 PST 2018
The serially surly cat's brand has raked in an estimated $100 million since she became an internet sensation.
How To Indulge In Turkey’s Delicious Culinary Culture
by Kate Robertson @ Epicure & Culture
Thu Jan 11 07:03:05 PST 2018
Food in Turkey is a reason to visit the country in itself. Here's how to enjoy the country's best flavors, including recipes dating back hundreds of years!
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This Is How You Taste All L.A.’s Best New Restaurants in One Night
by Brittany Martin @ Los Angeles Magazine
Wed Jan 24 15:47:31 PST 2018
We've curated an event no food-lover should miss
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The French Influence On Vietnamese Cuisine
Epicure & Culture
The French have played an enormous role in influencing Vietnamese cuisine. Here's why (and how to savor it for yourself).

Elizabeth Street Cafe
Elizabeth Street Cafe
A neighborhood Vietnamese cafe and French bakery in South Austin with sunny dining rooms and a shady garden patio.
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New Food Truck Alert: The Great Pho King Food Truck, Serving French-Vietnamese Fusion
Phoenix New Times
Though it's not exactly prime food truck season, the city's mobile eateries are fearlessly charging ahead. Case in point: the opening of a new Scottsdale food truck court and a fresh face entering the street-eats scene. We're referring to The Great Pho King Food Truck, which has been open for...

Zesty Baguette Bistro Destin French Vietnamese Cuisine
Zesty Baguette Bistro Destin French Vietnamese Cuisine
Welcome to Zesty Baguette Bistro Destin an exciting new French-Vietnamese restaurant. Founded in April 2016 by Duc Tran and Dr. Dao.

Keene, N.H. Food Truck Features Vietnamese Food, Accepts Bitcoin
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Get Trading Recommendations and Read Analysis on Hacked.com for just $39 per month. A food truck that specializes in Vietnamese, French and vegetarian food in Keene, N.H. accepts bitcoin, according to Free Keene, a pro-decentralization and pro-bitcoin organization in New Hampshire, a very independence-minded state in the U.S. The food truck features a bitcoin sign

Bringing authentic French Vietnamese food to Bridgeport
Inklings
If you’re looking for a new dining experience outside of the usual Westport suspects, head to 269 Fairfield Ave., Bridgeport, home of Can Tiin Restaurant. Unique dining, warm bowls of soup with slo…
Why shared dining is everyone’s new favourite dining experience
by wordpress @ Libertine
Mon Aug 22 17:58:17 PDT 2016
We believe that good food is even better when shared with good people. The next time you’re headed out to eat, join us for an evening of the share plates Brisbane diners are clamouring for. Our super convenient location makes […]
Vanessa’s Bistro 2 Does It Again with Best Happy Hour in Walnut Creek
by Michael Nguyen @ Vanessa's Bistro 2 – Vietnamese Restaurant
Sat Nov 07 13:47:11 PST 2015
Recently released by walnut creek magazine was their “Best Of” edition and Vanessas Bistro 2 did it again! Walnut Creek Magazine recognized Vanessa’s as the best happy hour in town. Come catch us 3pm to 6pm and 9pm to closing every day or all day on sunday to enjoy or wonderful vietnamese tapas and specialty […]
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Vanessa’s Bistro 2 Awarded Best Vietnamese Restaurant in Diablo Magazine “Best of the East Bay”
by Michael Nguyen @ Vanessa's Bistro 2 – Vietnamese Restaurant
Mon Jun 30 18:20:50 PDT 2014
Vanessa’s Bistro 2 has been awarded by DIABLO Magazine for Best Vietnamese Restaurant in the East Bay. We are extremely grateful with this accomplishment and look forward to winning many more! Remember we have happy hour from 3 PM to 6 PM and again from 9 PM till closing. Our full MENU and hours of […]
The Autry Is Celebrating Chuck Wagons, L.A.’s First Food Trucks
by Lisa Beebe @ Los Angeles Magazine
Wed Jan 17 13:04:17 PST 2018
How we went from bacon and baked beans to tacos and pad thai
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NoMad—and All the Buzzy Bars and Restaurants Within—Will Open This Month
by Brittany Martin @ Los Angeles Magazine
Tue Jan 09 11:53:07 PST 2018
Sydell Group’s follow-up to Line Hotel is finally here
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A Japanese Fish Merchant Came to L.A. With the Secret to Tastier Seafood
by Los Angeles Magazine @ Los Angeles Magazine
Tue Jan 23 06:39:52 PST 2018
Seiichi Yokota wants to change how the city treats wild-caught fish
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Bien Hoa Ceramics – Clay of thoughts
by Wild Tussah @ Wild Tussah
Sat Nov 26 23:46:47 PST 2016
As the pottery-making tradition in Bien Hoa, Vietnam is so beautiful and unique, we’d love to bring you another insightful view from a local ceramist‘s perspective. His name is Dinh Cong Viet Khoi – a ceramics lover and professor. He has been making ceramics and teaching this skill to thousands of people, for almost 20 years. Here are his own thoughts, translated by Wild Tussah....
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French Influence in Vietnam - Wild Tussah
Wild Tussah
The first gunshot to Son Tra, Da Nang in 1858, marked the beginning of a nearly one-hundred-year involvement of the French in Vietnam. Since then, the country has been through significant changes over the span of a century. French Architecture The most obvious French influence of this period is the iconic architecture, whose remains evoke a sense of unwavering nostalgia. Ho Chi Minh City (formerly...

Coq Au Vin in Fountain Valley Has Great French Vietnamese Food at Even Better Prices
OC Weekly
If I told you there was a restaurant in Orange County where you could get a T-bone steak with fries for $11, you'd probably think I'm talking about Norms or Denny's. But you'd be wrong. First of all, Norms nowadays charges about $15 for a T-bone. This restaurant's $11 steak...

Beyond the baguette: France's food legacy in Vietnam
GMA News Online
It has been more than six decades since the end of French colonial rule in Vietnam, but when President Francois Hollande arrives this week he'll struggle to avoid a quintessential legacy of his country's rule: the baguette. Current Philippine trending info on popular art, culture, society, movie, music reviews, travel destinations, food, classic literature, bestseller book lists, modern, retro design, health, wellness, exercise, fitness, people, events, beauty, makeup tips, latest fashion, clothing, fads.

La Mint | French Vietnamese Restaurant | Sydney
La Mint | French Vietnamese Restaurant | Sydney
Take a restaurant from France, add Saigon spice, mix it up with Sydney spunk and you have La Mint - Sydney's only French Vietnamese Fusion Restaurant
Jon and Vinny’s Excellent Adventure
by Garrett Snyder @ Los Angeles Magazine
Tue Jan 02 13:47:42 PST 2018
Two best-friend chefs electrified L.A. with their cooking and built a food empire. Now what comes next?
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‘Hẻm’- Saigon Alleyways
by Khue Luu @ Wild Tussah
Sun Sep 18 10:25:15 PDT 2016
Besides the delicate cuisine, the tangled network of narrow and super-narrow alleys is one of the things we’ve most enjoyed in Vietnam, especially in the country’s biggest city, Saigon. That’s where you’ll be able to take an exploration trip for free, and discover the authentic local lifestyle for yourself; a hands-on experience that no tour could ever offer. What will you find in ‘hẻm’? For...
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The Best New Cheap Eats in L.A.: 17 Great Dishes Under $15
by Garrett Snyder @ Los Angeles Magazine
Thu Dec 28 22:32:54 PST 2017
Our favorite affordable spots from 2017, serving everything from Filipino rice bowls to seafood tostadas
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Luke Nguyen's France episode guide
Food
Luke Nguyen’s passion for food leads him out of Asia and into France, the culinary wonderland that shaped his ancestral home, Vietnam, and the lives of so many in his family. Double-episodes airing from Monday Dec 26 at 8.30pm on The Food Network.
Banana- King of Vietnamese Street Desserts
by Khue Luu @ Wild Tussah
Tue May 31 04:31:32 PDT 2016
Banana is a nutritious tropical fruit with a lot of health benefits, therefore the Vietnamese incorporate them into a lot of recipes. Here’s a list of some very popular desserts that are made from bananas, that people often enjoy in Vietnam. Bánh Chuối Nướng (Baked Banana Cake) Price: 10,000 VND/cake (~0.45 USD) This banana cake is super delicious! Not only does it produce a wonderful...
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Better Than Taco Tuesday..Tapas Tuesday!
by Michael Nguyen @ Vanessa's Bistro 2 – Vietnamese Restaurant
Tue Jun 03 11:13:44 PDT 2014
What is better than taco tuesday in walnut creek? Tapas Tuesday at Vanessa’s Bistro 2 in Downtown Walnut Creek. It is a great way to spend your Tuesday night because we offer $6 Avion Tequila margaritas and all the Vietnamese Tapas we have are all $4.50. Not only are the FOOD and drinks fantastic, we […]

LaLe Inner Sunset – San Francisco Mediterranean Restaurant
by Kelly Egan - A Side of Sweet @ A Side of Sweet
Thu Jan 04 05:16:58 PST 2018
Review and photos of Lale Restaurant in the Inner Sunset San Francisco. Best Mediterranean food in the city and an amazing value! Also check out their brunch menu. Mediterranean food is the ultimate comfort food. Unlike many of the comfort foods I indulge in, (cough, ice cream) it’s also good for you. All the indulgence without... Read More »
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The Most Exciting New Restaurants to Try in January
by Garrett Snyder @ Los Angeles Magazine
Thu Jan 04 13:44:54 PST 2018
New year, new food
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Top 5 Vietnamese Designers’ Fashion Boutiques In Saigon
by Khue Luu @ Wild Tussah
Fri Aug 19 18:59:59 PDT 2016
Here’s a list of some of our favorite Vietnamese designers’ fashion boutiques in Saigon. We hope this can help you find your way around when shopping for high-quality clothing from local Vietnamese shops. Magonn Location: 41 Hai Ba Trung street, District 1 Price: 40 – 200 USD Magoon is a shopping treasure trove for fashion lovers to explore while looking for fashionable pieces that channel...
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Cookbook of the Year: L.A. Mexicano
by Garrett Snyder @ Los Angeles Magazine
Fri Dec 29 15:06:33 PST 2017
Bill Esparza pays homage to those defining Mexican cuisine in Los Angeles
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Now Open: East Borough, French-Vietnamese in Culver City
L.A. Weekly
East Borough, a new restaurant collaboration between Paul Hibbler, Jason Neroni and John Cao and chef Chloe Tran, opens today for lunch in Culver City. Hibbler and Neroni are best known for their collaboration at Superba Snack Bar (Hibbler is also the owner of Pitfire Pizza), and Cao and Tran already...

French-Vietnamese a unique dinner combination
Connecticut Post
On that count, it helps to have the unique offerings delivered at Can Tiin, which opened last month and serves French-Vietnamese food at 269 Fairfield Ave., part of the Bijou Square development. With offerings like a spicy baby octopus stir fry and a sweet chili pork belly steam bun, the menu at Can Tiin (pronounced “canteen”) is unlike anything else in town — or the region. “What we’re doing is taking French techniques and precision and smashing it head on into the fun, fresh ingredients in Vietnamese food,” Lalumiere said. The lunch menu features items from $6 up to about $14, with the dinner menu slightly more expensive. Lalumiere has also been involved with NEAT coffee shops of Darien and Westport, and is the founder of Grayden Cap Hospitality.
UPDATE: Iconic Irish Pub Tom Bergin’s Reduces Hours, Future Uncertain
by Garrett Snyder @ Los Angeles Magazine
Tue Jan 16 11:11:23 PST 2018
After slashing staff, hours, and its food menu, one of L.A.’s oldest bars appears to be in jeopardy
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A New Bistro Is Bringing French Decadence to Chinatown
by Garrett Snyder @ Los Angeles Magazine
Tue Jan 09 06:32:20 PST 2018
Want to impress a date? Oriel is the place
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Helene An and her French/Vietnamese Cuisine
Los Angeles Magazine
Helene An recreated the James Beard Foundation meal as the debut dinner for the exclusive dinner series called GourMonday.

San Antonio Current
San Antonio Current
Your guide to all things San Antonio. Smart and sometimes biting spin on local politics, music, nightlife, food, visual and performing arts, and so much more. Alamo City's favorite alternative news and events resource for 25 years and counting.

Vanessas's Bistro 2 - Vietnamese Restaurant Walnut Creek
Vanessa's Bistro 2 - Vietnamese Restaurant - Walnut Creek
Vanessa's Bistro 2 - Vietnamese Restaurant Serving Vietnamese Tapas with a French/California Twist located in downtown Walnut Creek.

Colonizers' Influence Infuses Southeast Asian Cuisine
NPR.org
Food writer Eve Turow shares the foods and customs she delighted in — many of which have French and Dutch roots — during her recent travels in Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos.
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Restaurant review: Linh Cafe a touch of French and Vietnamese, like old Saigon
Vancouver Sun
I’d heard Linh Cafe was good but I wasn’t prepared for super wonderful. I love a French bistro that looks humble as all get-out but serves food that makes you swoon. That’s kind of the place Tai Ng…
The New Coastal Italian Restaurant in the Beverly Center Is Way Better Than You’d Expect
by Garrett Snyder @ Los Angeles Magazine
Wed Jan 24 12:02:02 PST 2018
Cal Mare is redefining mall food
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