This Vietnamese fresh rice noodle rolls recipe or Hanoi pho cuon recipe kicks off our series of Vietnamese spring roll recipes. These filling rolls can be eaten as appetisers before a main or served alongside other Vietnamese dishes sharing-style or family-style as we eat here in Southeast Asia.
You probably thought I was going to kick off this series of Vietnamese spring roll recipes with a gỏi cuốn recipe, seeing those fresh, fragrant spring rolls were responsible for getting us hooked on Vietnamese food.
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I thought I’d start with this Vietnamese fresh rice noodle rolls recipe or pho cuon Hanoi recipe – more correctly, Phở cuốn Hà Nội – as I just returned from Hanoi, Vietnam, where we ended the 22-day Vietnam Culinary Tour I was hosting, and they were still on my mind.
Vietnamese Fresh Rice Noodle Rolls Recipe – Hanoi Style Pho Cuon Recipe
Vietnamese fresh rice noodle rolls or Hanoi style pho cuon is essentially a street food snack in Vietnam that you can buy on the street or in a simple eatery that probably specialises in these. You’ll also find them in restaurants and that’s where you’d typically see them outside of Vietnam.
You could serve these Vietnamese fresh rice noodle rolls as an appetiser before a main course or serve them alongside a handful of other dishes if you’re feeding a family or group of friends and eating family-style as we do here in Southeast Asia.
They also make great finger food if you’re throwing a party or having an Asian-themed barbecue. Look out for Terence’s series of Cambodian barbecue recipes, which he’s starting soon, for ideas.
For most of the Vietnamese spring roll recipes I’m going to share here, you just need to buy the dry spring roll sheets or wraps, however, for these you need to use fresh rice noodle roll sheets.
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If you don’t live in Southeast Asia and can’t buy fresh rice noodle sheets from a local market or supermarket as we can here in Cambodia, head to a market in your nearest Chinatown (such as Sydney’s Chinatown in Australia), a suburb where the Vietnamese community settled (like Richmond, Melbourne or Cabramatta, Sydney, in Australia) or a good Asian supermarket or grocery store.
If you still can’t find them, then you’re going to have to make them…
Notes on Making Vietnamese Fresh Rice Noodle Sheets Recipe
Making the Vietnamese fresh rice noodle sheets or wraps isn’t all that hard to do once you get the hang of it. We’ve posted a recipe for making the fresh rice noodle sheets, which we learnt in Vietnam.
What we love about these fresh rice noodle sheets is that they can also be used to make fresh Vietnamese pho noodles for soup. So if you’re going to have some friends over for a Vietnamese feast you might wish to serve bowls of pho as well.
Our recipe for the fresh rice noodle sheets makes a big batch so you can divide the finished fresh rice noodle sheets and use half for this Hanoi style pho cuon recipe and keep half aside to cut into noodles for your Vietnamese pho noodle soup. We’ll be posting a recipe for that, too, soon.
Note that if you’re going to separate half of the rice noodle sheets to make pho noodles, all you need to do is cut the noodle sheets into 1cm strips using a knife on a flat surface or even scissors to make them. They’re that easy. You can them keep them in a bowl in the fridge until your broth is ready.
Vietnamese Fresh Rice Noodle Rolls Recipe – Pho Cuon Hanoi Recipe (Phở Cuốn Hà Nội)
More of Our Vietnamese Spring Roll Recipes
Fresh prawn and pork spring rolls – classic gỏi cuốn recipe
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How to make fresh rice noodle sheets for phở cuốn Hà Nội
Deep fried Hanoi-style spring rolls – classic nem rán Hà Nội recipe (these are the fried spring rolls that are used for bun cha)
More Spring Roll Recipes
You’ll find more spring roll recipes in these terrific cookbooks.
Vietnamese Street Food by Tracey Lister and Andreas Pohl – the former owners of Hanoi Cooking Centre and authors of several Vietnam cookbooks have ten Vietnamese spring roll recipes in this book, which is one of our favourites. When we last met Tracey she was talking of writing a book 100% dedicated to spring rolls. Fingers crossed.
The Songs of Sapa, Stories and Recipes from Vietnam by Luke Nguyen – the Aussie-Vietnamese chef who splits his time between Sydney and Saigon and owns the excellent GRAIN Cooking Studio has half a dozen different Vietnamese spring roll recipes in this beautiful book that charts his discovery of dishes during his travels through Vietnam.
Street Food Asia by Luke Nguyen – you’ll find some spring roll recipes in this cookbook on street food snacks from Vietnam and beyond.
As usual, we’d love to hear from you if you make our Vietnamese fresh rice noodle rolls recipe. Please let us know how it turned out in the comments below and share a pic with us on Instagram.
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