Vietnamese Show Explores Hanoi's Culinary Culture and Young Stars' Charm
The latest episode of Vietnam's popular reality show 'Sao Chọn' features young stars exploring Hanoi's traditional culinary heritage and vibrant urban scenes, with a focus on Northern home-style meals and West Lake's shrimp fritters.
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