Bun Cha is in top 10 world’s best street food!

National Geographic has named Vietnamese dish Bun Cha as top 10 world’s best street food.

Bún Chả is made from rice noodles with barbecue pork, often combined with Nem (spring rolls).  It demands a special fish sauce with sliced green papaya and fresh herbs.

momos of Nepal

baozi of China

Doubles cake of Thailand

Dahi Vada (deep fried fritters soaked in savory yogurt) of India

Donuts with spiced honey of Peru

Balut of the Philippines

Among other delicious cuisines include momos of Nepal, baozi of China, Doubles cake of Thailand, Dahi Vada (deep fried fritters soaked in savory yogurt) of India,  Donuts with spiced honey of peru, and Balut of the Philippines.

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Pho: This Vietnamese treasure is extremely addictive!

Pho is quite simply, an utterly captivating dish – simple in execution yet enormously complex in flavour – says Business Insider and “One of the top 43 meals everyone should eat in their lifetime”.

The online newspaper based out of New York City has posted a warning on its website that reads – Warning: This Vietnamese treasure is extremely addictive.

A bowl of steaming hot Pho, a tangy beef noodle soup, in Hanoi, Vietnam.

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A pot of paella saffron-infused rice with seafood and chorizo at famed Can Majó, a restaurant on the beach in Barcelona, Spain.

Fresh-carved doner kebab in Turkey.

A sachertorte — a rich, dense chocolate cake — in Vienna

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