
Fish Sauce: The Flavor of Vietnam Spreads Across the World
Fish sauce, originating from Vietnam’s coastal regions with Cham influences, is a fermented anchovy condiment with deep cultural meaning, present in over 70% of traditional dishes. This article analyzes its history, traditional production process, and global spread—from village trade to international fusion cuisine. With an annual output of over 200 million liters, fish sauce is a culinary heritage connecting past and future.











