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Northern Vietnam
Hà Nam
Hà Nam is the gateway province south of Hà Nội, famous for the cá kho braised in a niêu đất (clay pot) from làng Vũ Đại, the village of Nam Cao's fiction, along with chuối ngự Đại Hoàng — a banana once chosen as tribute to the king — and simple breakfast dishes such as bánh cuốn Phủ Lý. The cooking here is thoroughly Red River Delta, drawing carefully on the produce of the Châu and Đáy rivers.
Sources: Cá kho Làng Vũ Đại đỏ lửa vụ Tết (Cổng TTĐT tỉnh Hà Nam)