#Vietnamese Desserts

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Close-up of a vendor preparing Vietnamese street food with coconut and sauce in Kon Tum.

Che Troi Nuoc: History, Variants, and How to Order It Right

Floating mung-bean dumplings in ginger syrup with a pour of coconut cream — che troi nuoc is one of Vietnam's oldest desserts and still one of its best.

May 26, 20265 min readall

A mouth-watering bowl of Vietnamese beef noodle soup with fresh herbs and vegetables on a wooden table.

Food & Drink

Che Dau Van: History, Variants, and How to Order the Real Thing

White beans, pandan-green jelly, and coconut cream: 'che dau van' is central Vietnam's most quietly satisfying dessert, and most visitors walk straight past it.

May 26, 20265 min readcentral

Food & Drink

Che: Vietnam's Universe of Sweet Soups and Desserts

Che is Vietnam's catch-all term for sweet soups, puddings, and cold desserts made from beans, tapioca, jellies, fruits, and coconut cream. From black bean "che" sold by street vendors to elaborate multi-ingredient versions, these treats span centuries of regional variation.

Feb 20, 20266 min readall

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#Vietnamese Desserts

Che Troi Nuoc: History, Variants, and How to Order It Right

Che Dau Van: History, Variants, and How to Order the Real Thing

Che: Vietnam's Universe of Sweet Soups and Desserts

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Going to Vietnam?Eat and travel smarter.

#Vietnamese Desserts

Che Troi Nuoc: History, Variants, and How to Order It Right

Che Dau Van: History, Variants, and How to Order the Real Thing

Che: Vietnam's Universe of Sweet Soups and Desserts

Related tags — often tagged alongside.

Going to Vietnam?Eat and travel smarter.

Going to Vietnam?
Eat and travel smarter.

Going to Vietnam?
Eat and travel smarter.