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Hanoi offers a unique experience where you can discover a variety of activities and culinary delights simply by strolling along the sidewalk. Among these street dishes, coffee, known as “Ca phe” in Vietnamese, holds a special place. A mesmerizing taste of tradition Having a cup of coffee on a sidewalk cafeteria is a hobby of many Hanoians. Photo: Railway Cafe In the late 19th century, coffee was introduced to Vietnam by the French and cultivated in various provinces and cities. Hanoi became a hub for coffee production, serving the needs of both French expatriates and the homeland. While coffee was a luxury drink in France, Hanoians quickly developed a taste for the aromatic beverage with its slightly bitter aftertaste. Coffee-drinking soon became a beloved local habit. When it comes to enjoying coffee in Hanoi, the preference of the locals is strongly influenced by their love for sidewalk cafes and observing street life. For Hanoians, the view offered by a cafe is j...

A week after a resurgent United claimed their first trophy since 2017 by winning the League Cup and amid talk of a late title push they were blown away either side of halftime as Liverpool recorded their biggest ever victory in the fixture. Third-placed United had looked marginally the better side for 43 minutes but it turned into an Anfield horror show for Erik ten Hag’s side as they suffered the club’s worst defeat since a 7-0 loss to Wolverhampton Wanderers in 1931. Gakpo’s superb finish from Liverpool’s first attempt on target gave the hosts the halftime lead. Within five minutes of the restart it was over as a contest with Nunez’s header making it 2-0 after some comical defending allowed Harvey Elliott to cross and a lightning counter-attack led by Salah ended with Gakpo finishing in style for 3-0. Soccer Football – Premier League – Liverpool v Manchester United – Anfield, Liverpool, Britain – March 5, 2023 Liverpool’s Mohamed Salah scores their sixth goal pa...