Vietnamese sour fish soup is in the top 10 best fish dishes in the world.

Culinary experts from TasteAtlas website named Vietnamese sour fish soup in the list of 100 best fish dishes in the world .

The list of 100 fish dishes by culinary website TasteAtlas is updated once a month and Vietnam's sour fish soup has 4.5/5 stars, ranking 10th.

In addition to the top 10 best fish dishes in the world, sour fish soup also ranks 27th in the list of the best soups in the world and the best seafood dishes in the world of this website.

Sour fish soup beats extremely famous dishes of world cuisine such as eel rice, sashimi, salmon sushi of Japan; fish taco of Mexico; chamchi gimbap of Korea...

TasteAtlas says the term 'Canh chua ca' refers to a variety of Vietnamese fish-based soups, characterized by a combination of sweet, spicy, and sour flavors.

“Soups are often made with broths made from tamarind or pineapple, tomatoes, okra, bean sprouts or other vegetables,” says Taste Atlas.

In addition to the top 10 best fish dishes in the world, sour fish soup also ranks 27th in the list of the best soups in the world and the best seafood dishes in the world of this website.

The prestigious magazine also revealed that most varieties are made from catfish, although some versions use carp, snakehead fish, eel and salmon. These soups are often flavored with coriander and served with rice.

Although each preparation method has its own regional characteristics, the "national spirit" of sour fish soup is certainly not lost.

In addition, TasteAtlas also thoughtfully introduces some more places to enjoy this dish in Ho Chi Minh City, including local eateries such as: Hoang Yen restaurant (No. 7 Ngo Duc Ke); Rice restaurant No. 7 (No. 3 Nguyen Van Trang); Me In's Kitchen; Cuc Gach restaurant (No. 10 Dang Tat).

However, Vietnamese readers certainly do not have to look far for this dish, because the best bowl of sour soup is already on the family dinner table.

Source: https://thoidai.com.vn/canh-chua-ca-cua-viet-nam-lot-top-10-mon-ngon-nhat-the-gioi-tu-ca-200131.html