Steamed sticky rice has long been a familiar dish of hanoi vietnam people. This dish is often served with egg, chicken, sausage, salted shredded pork, etc. However, steamed sticky rice with crab-pie now becomes the most wanted food of many food lovers in this city.
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Ms. Thao’s eatery is located nearby Yen Thai alley, on Duong Thanh Street (opposite Hang Da market). This food shop serves best steamed sticky rice with crab-pie in Hanoi.
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The most wanted food of many food lovers in Hanoi
The crab-pie is the specialty that creates the fame of this shop. This dish is made with traditional recipe. The crab-pie looks quite like the green sticky rice pie but it is hand-formed thicker and bigger. Crab-pie has yellow brown color. It is a bit sweet, a bit salt, and a bit spicy.
Crab-pie has yellow brown color
The glutinous rice are chosen and steamed carefully until they are limber and soft. Thanks to the skill of the cook, steamed glutinous rice doesn’t get dried or tough even when it’s cool. Crab-pie’s taste fits perfectly with the flavor of steamed sticky rice.
Diners might want to add some extra things for tastier
Diners might want to add some extra things like pate, chicken or meat stew on a bowl of steamed sticky rice with crab-pie for tastier
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Gravy is also delicious
This food shop is crowded all day long, especially in the evening. The space inside is always full of customers while the pavement in front of this shop has many people waiting to take away.
The price for a bowl of steamed sticky rice with crab-pie is about 20,000 VND.
Not only does it have steamed sticky rice with crab-pie, this eatery also has some delicious dishes such as fried rice, squid ball, crab soup, etc.
Fried rice with crab costs 45,000 VND
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