Western cook cyclo, go to Hoi An market

Twelve chefs participating in the international food festival in Hoi An have had memorable experiences in addition to performances delicious dishes themselves.

Hoi An International Food Festival (3rd in 2018), but still retain the attraction for domestic and international customers. This year, 12 chefs from Switzerland, South Africa, Spain, Turkey, Holland, Cook Island, Japan, France, China, Ecuador, France and Italy joined Turn the dishes their own way. This is a proof of Hoi An food capital, which was awarded by the World Chefs Association's Thomas Ande Gugler in 2017.

The festival is the opportunity to shorten the space and time to local restaurants can exchange and exchange cooking experience from world-class chefs. Hoi An Market is full of flavors, making 12 world chefs happy when using ingredients to prepare their own dishes.

This year's event was attended by some of the world's best chefs, including chef David Sosson (France); 2 star Michellin Chef - Patrick Jeffroy, Culinary Director, American Institute of Arts; Chef Wan Chung Sy, who received numerous awards in America such as "Chef of the Year," "Educator of the Year," who teaches at the American Culinary Federation. Mauricio Armendáris Carrasco, director of the American and Caribbean Food Associations, a member of the Regional Food Research Center (CEINCOR), is particularly notable.

One of the typical Korean dishes prepared by chef Wan Chung Sy to Hoi An is BBQ beef with salad and kimchi.

The highlight of this 3rd International Food Festival is the chef's cooking show at the World Chef Association's Big Dish.

In addition, the festival features exchanges with local restaurants, street food performances, traditional costumes of the 12 participating countries.

The chefs visit Hoi An and have the opportunity to live in the festive atmosphere of the festival, the hospitality of local people as well as international guests.

Street shows, Carnival parades, traditional lion dances made Hoi An more exciting. Guests enjoy the colorful cultural space right in Hoi An.

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