
Chau Doc was a very quaint town full of life and character.
Right behind our hotel was an open market with numerous local specialties.
In one evening we snacked our way through the flavors of the area.
Hamburger Baguette Sandwich Stall
Southern Style Seafood Soup
Buying Fruit
Eggrolls and bbq pork over rice noodles with cucumber and banana slices
Phuoc eating raw tamarind
Grilled Egg Vendor
Sautee Corn Vendor
The views from the river were breathtaking.
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the only thing for sure about travel is that everything changes. If you open your eating place, make sure that there are menus people can take w/ your info on them so they can find their way back. we went to a new cuban place on lombard and asked the server which pinot was the driest and he said I don't know, I don't drink wine. and walked away. nobody ever came to welcome us or said goodbye, the food was not artfully presented such as all of the photos you have posted- everything is so colorful there., where you are. we all said of the cuban place- that it wouldn't last for long. ambience = food quality.
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