In a banquet the king gave filled with delicious foods, people saw the absence of good-natured secret officials. After a while, the good man returned with the old man to make banh beo. They knelt down and dropped into the large banquet table delicious banh beo leaves in the shape of small boats. The imperial court presented a cake that was both rustic and luxurious with the use of a familiar bamboo knife. The party was in full swing. The king and the mandarins ate all the banh beo and praised it, as if they had never enjoyed such a delicious dish. Everyone lifted the knife stick and felt like they were using rowing… It seemed like someone from some distant origin beckoned. Eat a delicious piece, people have something to remember.
Before the 1940s, and until the 1960s, there were a few houses making and selling banh beo in the area of ​​​​King and Bach Mai pagodas. Banh beo in King Pagoda is highly appreciated.

These families are descendants of the old Trinh family. Their cakes provide to people all over Hanoi. Up to now, banh beo is only available in some rural markets. It's a pity that the popular gift has made a name for itself in the past.

Banh beo at King Pagoda is not only a gift with a soul, reminiscent of traditional sentiments. It has value in Vietnamese culinary art and has philosophical colors.