SAPA FOOD COURT - Where to love your tummy the most

Sapa is not only an attractive destination with scenic spots, but also a culinary paradise with a variety of dishes and different flavors. Besides the famous restaurants, you should also enjoy Sapa cuisine at Sapa food court to get the most diverse culinary experience. Don’t you know how and where to go? Do not worry, let us show you in this article.



1. Barbecue area – First place must-try of Sapa food court.

Especially in the cold weather of Sapa evenings. The charcoal stove and some hot baked dishes in the delicious eateries in Sapa are extremely suitable. Trying hot stuffs right after being grilled. The smell of fragrant charcoal mixed in the scent of cassava, chicken eggs, lam rice, kitchen buffalo, beef rolls, mushroom rolls, boar …
We found it very interesting. A little bit of baked goods, a small sip of wine is warm, full of stomach. Lost in Cau May Street? You can’t escape.


2. Sapa Cho Moi Food court.

If you do not have a lot of time or a person who is afraid to find good place in Sapa. You can choose a gathering destination which is Sapa food court with many stalls close together.
There are grilled skewers, hot pots, salads, sweet potatoes, and souvenirs that are really lovely. The price of food here is quite affordable and the atmosphere is very happy, in particular on weekends.

Read more at https://goasiadaytrip.com/blog/sapa-food-court-tasty-paradise-coming-through.html to see what you can explore in Sapa food court!

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