VN record book seeks 200 more food specialties
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The Vietnam Records Book Center (Vietkings) is planning to seek 200 more food and fruit specialties across the country to add to its collection of over 300 listed in the last 3 years in an attempt to promote specialties to tourists.
Under the plan, Vietkings will gather opinions from food distributors and exporters in 63 provinces in Vietnam to search for 100 dishes cooked by local people.
The center will also consult fruit research centers in recognizing a further 100 natural specialties.
Launched 3 years ago, the program aimed at recognizing Vietnamese specialties has gathered over 300 dishes including those cooked by the Vietnamese people and natural specialties, said Vietkings’ general director Le Tran Truong An.
The additional 200 specialties are expected to be released this August and November.
Under the plan, Vietkings will gather opinions from food distributors and exporters in 63 provinces in Vietnam to search for 100 dishes cooked by local people.
The center will also consult fruit research centers in recognizing a further 100 natural specialties.
Launched 3 years ago, the program aimed at recognizing Vietnamese specialties has gathered over 300 dishes including those cooked by the Vietnamese people and natural specialties, said Vietkings’ general director Le Tran Truong An.
The additional 200 specialties are expected to be released this August and November.
