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A RESTAURANT in Hanoi, Vietnam has caught Barack Obama fever after he dropped by the cozy establishment for dinner during his visit to the country last month.
Bun cha aficionados around the world can now have the exact same meal he enjoyed with celebrity chef Anthony Bourdain, as Bún Chả Hương Liên restaurant has introduced the “Combo Obama”.
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For the price of 85,000 Vietnamese Dong (US$4), the combo set comes with a bowl of bun cha, a plate of seafood roll, and a bottle of Hanoi beer.
Bun cha is a famed local dish, which is basically a plate of white rice noodle (bún) in a broth topped with grilled fatty pork (chả), and served with a side dish of fresh Vietnamese herbs accompanied with a dipping sauce.
Obama and Bourdain’s casual dinner session was filmed for an episode of Bourdain’s TV series, ‘Parts Unknown’,..
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The total cost of their dinner was US$6 which was covered by Bourdain.
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