Destination for food lovers

16/07/2013

Every tourist when going to each region not only visits and explores the beautiful scenery but also wants to learn and enjoy the delicious food and specialties of that place.

Have you ever been lost in a place full of chocolate or enjoyed a variety of dishes at famous tourist destinations? If you have never been to and "tasted" the typical delicacies of the lands, then quickly put your work aside and immerse yourself in these famous culinary places. It will be a "paradise" of chocolates, candies, ice cream, dishes made from seafood and fish, and many other wonderful foods.

1. Ben & Jerry's ice cream factory, USA

Although officially called Chunky Monkey or Chubby Hubby, ice cream lovers still call the ice cream here by two familiar names: Ben and Jerry, named after the two founders: Ben Cohen and Jerry Greenfield. This 30-year-old ice cream company has committed to only buying milk from farmers who do not use growth hormones on their cows. Since its founding, the company has grown and received enthusiastic support from customers.

2. Yeliseyevsky Food Court, Russia

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This is a Russian luxury food mall. This food court seems to have every kind of food and drink in a luxurious space, from champagne, Beluga caviar, smoked salmon, vodka, sausages… to desserts, ginger jam and famous Belgian chocolate.
 
3. Hershey Chocolate Paradise, USA

This is known as the chocolate paradise or the sweetest place in the world. Milton S. Hershey is the owner of this world-famous brand. It is so famous that it is used to name the city of Hershey in the US. Every year, this city welcomes millions of tourists, especially children, who come here to enjoy delicious chocolate bars.

4. Mercado de la Merced, Mexico

It is a huge market that stretches for several blocks across the city and is home to more than 3,000 merchants from all over Mexico.
Not only is the market diverse in goods, it also has many traditional and famous dishes for Mexican cuisine. That is the traditional chilaquiles of Oaxacan city and the typical spicy taste of Mexico.

5. Tsukiji Market, Japan

Located right in the heart of Tokyo, just a 15-minute walk from Ginza, Tsukiji Market is where about 2,300 tons of about 450 species of seafood are gathered every day, including fish, sea cucumbers, squid, shrimp, etc. from all over Japan as well as fish sources around the world. There are fish that weigh more than 300kg. Opening at 5:30 am, the market becomes noisy with the sound of workers transporting goods and people buying and selling busily. Visitors here cannot miss the row of sushi stalls along the road when shopping.

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