Taking place until April 7th, the festival boasts almost 80 pavilions, approximately 50% more than the previous year’s edition, featuring renowned French cuisine and demonstrations by renowned chefs.
French Ambassador Olivier Brochet affirmed the importance of the event in recognizing French gastronomy and fostering the cultural partnership between France and Vietnam.
As part of the festival’s offerings, a dedicated 300-square-meter area will serve as a sports village promoting the upcoming Paris Olympics and Paralympics. Additionally, students from Francophone schools in Hanoi will perform a captivating street dance performance titled “Balade En France – All in One 2024.”
The festival, initially launched in 2018, attracted an impressive 300,000 visitors during its three-day duration last year.
French cuisine under spotlight in Vietnam
NDO – The French gastronomy event, Goût de France 2019, is scheduled to take place in Ho Chi Minh City on March 21, featuring 2,500 French-style dinners, according to the French Consulate General in Ho Chi Minh City.
A touch of France
Da Nang’s Ho Nghinh Street is a popular spot among local people and tourists alike, as it’s home to a host of popular seafood restaurants.
France’s baguette submitted for UNESCO heritage candidate
The French government on Friday announced it has chosen the baguette – its most quintessential symbol – as its candidate for UNESCO intangible cultural heritage status.
Hanoi restaurants win 2021 TripAdvisor’s Awards
Top Fine-dining Restaurants in Hanoi have been recommended when you have a chance to visit the city after the pandemic.
Exhibition to highlight French gastronomy
NDO – A photo exhibition entitled ‘Toque blanche’ will kick off at the French Cultural Institute in Hanoi (L’Espace) on April 9, to highlight the excellence of French gastronomy.
