Tết Trung Thu, also known as the Mid-Autumn Festival, is a cherished Vietnamese tradition celebrated with great enthusiasm. Families come together during this time, typically in September or October, to pay homage to the moon and celebrate the harvest season. Colorful lanterns of various shapes and sizes adorn homes and streets, casting a magical glow. Children clutch lanterns and roam the neighborhoods, singing folk songs and participating in lion dances. Mooncakes, a symbol of unity, are excha

🌙🥮 Trung Thu is really nearby 🌟 Have you seen any of these colorful toys in almost all street corners? Guess what? You can learn to make these with us in our coming Trung Thu event next Saturday! Bring your friend, your kids, your family and let's join us as we explore what it truly means to celebrate Trung Thu and why Vietnamese people adore this festival so much ! 🌕 Mark your calendars for this event: 🗓️ Date: 23rd September 2023 🕖 Time: 14:00-17:00 📍 Location: Hanoi Roastery, 179 Tríc

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The existence of bánh Trung Thu is undoubtedly rooted in a long-enduring Asian tradition of moon worship. Mooncakes are almost always round, symbolizing the moon. They are baked mainly as a shared dish to be relished as a family on the day of Trung Thu; and secondly, as aesthetically pleasing creations to be gifted to friends and family. Mooncake bakeries may want you to believe that there are thousands of different forms of mooncakes, but in reality, in Vietnam, they boil down to two main types