Bun Thit Nuong / Bun Cha
Not sure what the difference is? 
Went back to the same stall near my place the day after to try the pork noodles. Dry tossed with sliced pork belly, and one fried nem (spring roll) which,… https://t.co/YKtcO5P8gG
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Central Region
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MARINA CENTRE
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sure what difference went back same stall near place after pork with sliced pork belly fried spring roll which
bun thit nuong bun cha sure difference went back stall near place day try pork noodles dry tossed sliced pork belly 1 fried nem spring roll
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