Traveling to Mang Den, what to eat?

1. Ms. Sinh's Grilled Chicken and Bamboo Rice Restaurant

Topping the list of must-try dishes when coming to Mang Den is definitely grilled chicken. One of the famous restaurants with the famous dish of Kon Tum cuisine that you should experience is Ms. Sinh's Grilled Chicken with Bamboo Rice.

What makes Mang Den grilled chicken different is the way it is marinated. The chicken is marinated with some roots, leaves, honey and forest plants, so when grilled, it gives off a special aroma. The chicken used is a local chicken with firm meat. When grilled over enough heat, the skin is golden and crispy, while the inside remains moist and very soft to eat.

To go with grilled chicken, there is probably nothing more suitable than delicious bamboo rice cooked in bamboo tubes. Bamboo rice is cooked from sticky rice so it is sticky, rich with the characteristic aroma of young bamboo. Bamboo rice is often eaten with grilled dishes, but if dipped with sesame salt alone, it can also conquer the taste of many tourists.

There are also wild vegetables, salads and roasted pork skewers. The roasted pork skewers here are very unique, not marinated with too many spices, but when you eat them you can feel the difference. The meat is sliced ​​into medium pieces, the ratio of fat and lean is evenly distributed, the meat is soft and sweet. During peak hours, the restaurant is very crowded, often full of seats, so you should book a table in advance to avoid waiting too long.

Address: Grilled chicken with bamboo rice by Ms. Sinh, National Highway 24, Kon Plong District, Kon Tum City

Opening hours: 8:00 - 23:00 daily.

2. Food paradise - T'Mang Deeng market

If you are wondering which place to choose to experience the most diverse cuisine, then T'Mang Deeng market is the most suitable suggestion for you. Located on the pine hill of Hung Vuong street, T'Mang Deeng market gathers countless products and many delicious dishes typical of Kon Plong district following the communal house model of 9 communes and 1 town.

There are many stalls here selling mainly clean agricultural products and dishes. Don't forget to enjoy grilled skewers marinated with mac khen seeds at Kon Chenh village, traditional croissant cakes of the Mo Nam people....

In particular, at the stall in Dak Ring commune, there are village rice dishes served on trays with many choices. You can contact the Mang Den Media Department to register to join the tour to experience local culture and cuisine with many attractive activities and delicious dishes.

Address: Pine hill, Hung Vuong street, Mang Den town

Opening hours: 14:00 Friday - 15:00 Sunday every week

3. Mang Den Inn

In the chilly air of the Central Highlands, there is probably nothing better than a hot pot meal with family and friends. Mang Den Sichuan Pepper Hot Pot is a combination of many delicious, nutritious dishes and different flavors to create a unique flavor. Usually, Mang Den Sichuan Pepper Hot Pot is served with a 2-compartment hot pot to separate the spicy and cool broth.

The highlight of Sichuan pepper hotpot is the distinctive flavor of Sichuan pepper, creating a spicy and warm flavor of the broth. Although the hotpot has a little oil, it is not boring and has an extremely delicious flavor. The remaining compartment has a refreshing broth with the sweetness of bone broth, combined with many herbs and vegetables.

Mang Den Sichuan Pepper Hot Pot is usually served with cinnamon sausage, red tilapia, shrimp, chicken or beef along with mushrooms and green vegetables grown in Mang Den. In addition to hot pot, visitors can also order other dishes such as shredded chicken, spring rolls, fried potatoes, etc.

Address: Mang Den Lu Quan, 55 Ngo Quyen, Dak Long, Kon Plong, Kon Tum

Opening hours: 11:00 – 14:30, 17:00 – 20:30

Article: Bilé