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Vietnamese desserts vary extensively in flavors and origins but they all taste divine. They are mainly made from rice, sugar cane, and fruits, especially coconuts. There are so many dishes we could speak about, but here are the most tempting desserts you shouldn’t miss ...

While it might be better known for its seafood, there’s no shortage of delicious baked goods in the beachfront city of Da Nang. From soft cinnamon rolls to astounding buttercream creations, you’ll definitely get a satisfying carb fix here.

Desserts from Korea are always known for their world-class taste and vibrant, colorful appeal. This is the collection of some of the most loved traditional Korean desserts. They are not just old and traditional, but also equally satisfying, and you wouldn’t understand ...

When you think about matcha, you will probably think of Japan. Matcha tea has been associated with the image of Japan. Matcha is not only used for traditional occasions but snacks and desserts also. In Japan, you can find a lot of foods, sweets or snacks are made by ...

Take a peek at these exotic treats that millions of people in Asia enjoy every day. There is such a wide variety of desserts to be found across Asia. Here are the best of traditional sweets you must try once.

Desserts in Vietnam come in a variety of flavours, shapes, and ingredients. Many travellers rave about the Vietnamese’s savoury yet healthy meals, but their dessert offerings are also must-tries when visiting the country. You can find many of these sweets in fresh ...

Che (Sweet Soup Dessert) is a traditional dessert of Vietnamese people. Che’s origin is from China, then its flavor and ingredients were adjusted to suit Vietnamese taste.

Hokkaido is definitely the best prefecture to do souvenir shopping. Japan’s biggest gourmet land offers countless souvenir sweets and snacks for tourists to take home. The region is well known for its delicious fresh produce and dairy products. Many souvenirs from ...

Given the importance of food in Chinese culture, it is not surprising that certain dishes play a major role in Lunar New Year celebrations. "Lucky" foods are served through the two-week Lunar New Year celebration in order to grant a new year full of luck.