"Bun Bo, Vietnamese Inspired Food." Vietnam is one of the most fashionable countries in Southeast Asia among travelers. There are many reasons for this. Among them, gastronomy. Vietnamese food is "nutritious, tasty and real". And, in Bun Bo, it is "fresh and homemade, day by day". So, you see, you don't have to cross half the world to know one of the most important branches of the Vietnamese culture. As they say, "life is a dream, ask for a Pho and travel". Between replicas of Buddhist monks, orange-red roofs and sky-blue walls, one thing is clear to us: you won't feel like you're in Barcelona. But the truth is that Bun Bo is right in the middle of the Raval, slipping away amidst the tumult of one of the most eccentric neighbourhoods in Barcelona. Good Asian bowls as starters, curry as a star dish (either vegetable, chicken or the classic Vietnamese curry with vegetables, ginger, lemongrass, carrot, onion, coconut milk and curry spices, served with white rice) or a Bánh mì (a traditional country sandwich) to try new textures. Do you make a Phorrito? It is a a flour tortilla wrap that has beef, rice noodles, chives, onions, bean sprouts, mint, coriander, hoisin sauce and lime accompanied with a taster of pho broth. Just amazing.