Lunar New Year is a time for festive foods, whether you're celebrating Chinese New Year, Vietnamese Tet, or Korean New Year, called Seollal. Read on to learn more about what foods to make and how ...

In my Vietnamese household, rice cakes called banh chung and candied fruits called mut are as essential to the New Year as turkey and mashed potatoes are to Thanksgiving. Traditional foods vary ...

As Tết and Lunar New Year approach on Jan. 22, learn more with this insider's guide to the candies on Vietnamese families' tables during the holiday. Chron Logo Hearst Newspapers Logo Skip to ...

Food, ancestral altars and blessings for Lunar New Year. China ruled Vietnam for a thousand years, so you can say we inherited a few things. A big thing was Chinese New Year, which we Vietnamese ...

For the New Year celebration, this means chả giò (Vietnamese spring rolls), thịt kho nước dùa (pork and egg stew), alongside the children’s favourite xôi gâc (coloured sticky rice).

In my Vietnamese household, rice cakes called banh chung and candied fruits called mut are as essential to the New Year as turkey and mashed potatoes are to Thanksgiving. Traditional foods vary ...

Although pricey—$40.95 on Ocean Đà Nẵng Quán's menu—it is so by design, as this item is meant for many. In this consumable carnival from central Vietnam, the boiled chicken is the star ...

Tet is the Vietnamese celebration of the Lunar New Year; the biggest local celebration is the Tet Festival put on by annually by Mary Queen of Vietnam Church in the Village de L'Est neighborhood.

Food and drinks: Taste your way through a variety of mouthwatering Vietnamese cuisine, including pho, banh mi, spring rolls, and plenty of sweet treats. Don’t forget to grab a Vietnamese coffee.

The biggest local Lunar New Year, or Tet, celebration is hosted by New Orleans East’s Mary Queen of Vietnam Church on Friday, Feb. 16, through Sunday, Feb. 18.