Introduction about Vietnam Famous Ca kho
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Beside the special physical and intangible illustrious reputation as 'Royal' Bananas, red seedless,... Vu Dai literary immortal "Chi Pheo - it" or Lao Hac, the hometown of the late writer Nam Cao martyrs to this famous dish soaked with national spirit - "Black Carp baked in clay pot" ... "
Dai Hoang village is locally known as Vu Dai, since it is the original setting for one of Vietnam's most famous short stories, Chi Pheo. The classic, written by Nam Cao in 1941, is set in Vu Dai, where a poor and lonely man named Chi Pheo is turned into a "monster" by the bullying of corrupt authorities and rich people.
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For every single Vietnamese, either good or bad high school student, none of us will forget this character - Chí Phèo from the same-name story written by an eminent master of short stories - Nam Cao, back to 1940s. Chí Phèo would be a fictional character who lived a real village named Vũ Đại in North of Vietnam and by somehow the unique 
Dai Hoang village, better known as Vu Dai village, in the northern province of Ha Nam, 50 kilometers southeast of Hanoi, is renowned for its traditional dish -- braised fish in earthenware pots
Visitors to the northern province of Ha Nam should not miss the chance to enjoy Chuối Ngự, a banana variety that grows best in the area.