Black sesame sweet soup in Hoi An

A delicious, refreshing and nutritious sweet soup
Hoi An town attracts tourists hoping on its ancient homes, lanterns and varied specialties. Besides the native foods, there are several foods that were imported a few years ago. Chè mè en (black sesame sweet soup) is extremely widespread for native residents and tourists alike.

Chè mè en, conjointly called chí mà phù, was imported to Hoi An from Fujian Province in China when Chinese traders came to the current town long term ago. The sweet soup has varied ingredients like black sesame, coconut, rice flour, sugar, sinh a (Radix Rehmanniae) and thc a (Rehmannia glutinosa). So, it’s not solely thought of a delicious dessert, however conjointly an honest drugs.
Chè mè en is cooked during a metal pot and is sometimes sold by hawkers. This sweet soup is that the tastiest when it’s served hot.