2023 Festival of Embassies Food and Culture Showcases Vietnamese Cuisine

The annual cultural event aims to enhance cultural exchange and provide locals with a greater understanding of different nations around the world. Visitors had the opportunity to enjoy traditional dishes and impressive cultural performances from various countries. Notably, the Vietnamese Embassy in the Czech Republic collaborated with TAMDA FOODS company to showcase traditional Vietnamese dishes such as fried spring rolls, southern Vietnamese beef noodles, and bun cha. Czech customers also expressed a keen interest in other aspects of Vietnamese culture, particularly conical hats. The participation of the Vietnamese Embassy in this event has helped promote the culture and image of Vietnam to the Czech community and international friends.

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