Ho Chi Minh City is home to one of Vietnam’s most bustling locations – the Ben Thanh Market. The market possesses the perfect balance between being a novel tourist attraction and a respected local hotspot. Here, consumers can choose from a tapestry of food, souvenirs, and artwork and develop a sense of true Vietnamese life. …
5 Unique Local Beer Experiences in Hanoi
First-time visitors to Hanoi will be pleasantly surprised by the burgeoning local beer scene. Every year there are new craft brewpubs opening, offering fresh, interesting flavors. But there’s also amazing experiences to be had beyond the bars, including at a few well-known coffee shops. Below is a handful of the more unique beer experiences to …
Try these 12 Mouth-Watering Vietnamese Street Foods!
Every country in the throughout the world is known for one or two street dishes, but in Vietnam it is the driving force of its food culture. From the colorful capital of Hanoi down to the buzzing metropolis of Ho Chi Minh City, the streets are alive with the smells and sizzling sounds of street …
16 Street Foods to Try in HCMC
Vietnam’s street food scene is one of the most exciting in Asia. Their food is freshly sourced and has cross-culture inspirations. Chinese cooking and eating habits are embedded in their cuisine. And it’s probably the only Southeast Asian country that embodies a strong French culture. In this piece, we will share the street food selection …
Guide to Vietnamese Street Food
When traveling, it’s nice to have a smooth experience by creating an itinerary around hotels and restaurants that have a good track record. We usually find reviews online or ask our friends who have traveled to the same place before. But if you want to have a more immersive Vietnam experience, eating street foods is …
Famous Coffee Shops in Ho Chi Minh City
When exploring the wonders of Saigon, there’s no need to go to staple coffee shops like Starbucks just to ensure you’re getting your sip of high-quality coffee. In Ho Chi Minh City, you’d get hints of French cultivation techniques. That’s because coffee was first introduced to the country by the French in 1857. A Little …
