A first in S.E. Asia, received award from French tire corp? Do they serve pho??

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First restaurants in Vietnam awarded Michelin star

Vietnam's booming food scene was awarded its first ever Michelin stars Tuesday, with four restaurants selected by the prestigious dining guide. Three eateries in Hanoi -- Gia, Tam Vi and Hibana by Koki -- and one in Ho Chi Minh City -- Anan Saigon -- were each awarded one Michelin star.

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Their food samples that helped get the award and rating:

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Moving image version, never seen so much emotion, joy and excitements from Asian chefs before  :

https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=1&v=N_k7Ccf_RHQ&embeds_referri ng_euri=https%3A%2F%2Fnews.yahoo.com%2Fmichelin-stars-awarded-4-restaurants-201616927.html&source_ve_path=Mjg2NjY&feature=emb_logo

[DuMa]

Might be fusion because they surely do not look like any viet dishes being served through my family or at any restaurants there in the USA.

Getting an award like that is probably out of creativity to create a new line of dishes.  I don't need no stinky culinary trophy.  Just tell me where is the best pho, the best com tam, the best bun bo hue, the best egg rolls/spring rolls, the best cafe sua da.  Keep it that simple and let the people dictates the quality of the food.  You get a star, food looks odd, who are you serving to?  The president of Vietnam?