Vietnamese Baked Honeycomb Pandan Cake (Bánh Bò Nướng Trứng Rễ Tre Lá Dứa)

A delicious Vietnamese baked honeycomb pandan cake. It is made primarily with eggs, pandan, coconut milk, rice flour and tapioca starch. The cake has a light, springy, and airy texture with a burst of pandan and coconut flavor.

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Vietnamese Fruit Cocktail (Che Thai)

A Vietnamese fruit cocktail, Chè Thái is made with assorted tropical fruits, jellies, crushed ice, and milk. It's a refreshing and colorful dessert with a variety of textures. If you are craving for something sweet but don’t want to spend much time in the kitchen, Chè Thái is for you.

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Vietnamese Steamed Layer Cake with Pandan and Mung Bean Paste (Banh Da Lon)

A colorful green and yellow Vietnamese steamed layer cake that's semi-sweet, slightly sticky, perfectly chewy, and springy. It's the perfect to go with tea. Plus, it's so fun to eat!

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Vietnamese Grass Jelly and Milk Dessert (Sửa Sương Sáo)

Grass jelly, or Suong Sao, is a black gelatin that begins with boiling the leaves and stalks of the Chinese mesona plant then gelatinized with starch. The jelly is cut into cubes for use in many desserts and drinks in China, Hong Kong, Taiwan and Southeast Asia. One quick recipe that utilizes grass jelly is Sua Suong Sao. Sua Suong Sao is a simple iced drink of grass jelly and milk, sweetened with simple syrup. It’s a quick and refreshing drink for a warm and sunny day.

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Vietnamese Pandan Worm-Like Jelly Dessert (Che Banh Lot/Cendol)

Cendol is a Southeast Asian dessert/drink of worm-like pandan jellies, mixed with palm-sugar syrup and topped with sweetened coconut milk. In Vietnam, cendol is a popular street food known as Che Banh Lot.

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Vietnamese Silken Tofu in Ginger Syrup Dessert (Tau Hu Nuoc Duong)

Silken Tofu in Ginger Syrup (Tau Hu Nuoc Duong) is a light and delicate Vietnamese/Chinese dessert. You may have seen this dessert as one of the many offerings at Dim Sum. In Vietnam, this dessert is commonly sold as street food.

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