AppetizerHealthy FoodRice Paper Roll

    Fresh Spring Rolls

    Gỏi Cuốn

    4.6₫30k-80kBest enjoyed fresh right after being made, as a light lunch or snack.
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    Overview

    Light and fresh Vietnamese rice paper rolls filled with boiled shrimp, pork, vermicelli, and herbs

    Gỏi cuốn are fresh Vietnamese spring rolls made with soft rice paper wrapped around boiled shrimp, sliced pork, rice vermicelli, lettuce, and fresh herbs. Served with a peanut-hoisin dipping sauce, they are light, refreshing, and one of the most beloved Vietnamese dishes both locally and internationally.
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    What's in it

    • rice paper
    • boiled shrimp
    • boiled pork
    • rice vermicelli
    • lettuce
    • mint
    • thai basil
    • bean sprouts
    • peanut-hoisin dipping sauce
    When to eat

    Best moments to enjoy it

    LunchAfternoonDinner

    Best enjoyed fresh right after being made, as a light lunch or snack.

    The story

    Origin & history

    Gỏi cuốn is widely enjoyed across Vietnam but has long been a staple in Hanoi's street food scene, where vendors wrap fresh boiled shrimp and pork in soft rice paper with herbs and vermicelli. The dish reflects northern Vietnamese preference for fresh, clean flavors.

    At the stall

    How to order & pay

    Ordering

    Order by the piece or by portion. Specify 'tôm thịt' for shrimp and pork filling. Dip generously in the peanut-hoisin sauce.

    Paying

    Cash preferred at most street stalls.

    Good to know

    Allergens, nutrition & health

    Allergens

    Contains shellfish, peanuts, soy, and fish sauce.

    Nutrition & benefits

    Low in oil, high in lean protein from shrimp and pork, with fresh herbs and vegetables.

    Health notes

    Choose busy vendors with high turnover for the freshest rolls. Avoid rolls left sitting out in warm weather.

    Where to eat it

    Best spots in Hanoi

    • Cuốn Deli

      Cuốn Deli

      4.7

      50 P. Láng Hạ, Láng, Hà Nội 10000, Vietnam

      Hours
      11:00 AM - 2:00 PM, 5:00 PM - 10:00 PM
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