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🌮 There are dishes that seem ordinary at first glance... but after trying them once, you remember them for a long time. Ram Bánh Mướt in Quảng Bình is one of those. 🔥 The first time I tried this dish, it felt quite... See more(3)

Chợ Lớn has always been a unique world within Saigon. In this world filled with the fragrant scents of incense, traditional medicine, and coffee, Gia Phú Street in District 6 is the birthplace of a peculiar bowl of noodle soup: Tô Ký satay noodle soup, a recipe passed down through generations of the Teochew family. See more(4)

In the sweltering summer of Saigon, there’s a place where long lines form every afternoon: the sidewalk at 38 Nguyen Thuong Hien, District 3 – a spot known as "Uncle Vien's mixed rice paper empire." From a worker pushing a cart back in the 1990s, Uncle Vien has... See more(2)

Saigon has a few dishes that are considered "fun to eat but hard to forget," and fried dough is one of them. Among the countless fried dough stalls on the sidewalks, the name Dat Thanh at 277 Vo Van Tan, District 3 has been mentioned by Saigon locals and visitors from afar for over 40 years. See more(6)

People in Saigon have a saying when it comes to eating snails: "For authentic taste, go to Vinh Khanh; for the liveliest atmosphere, head to Oc Oanh." Located at the beginning of the snail street in District 4, Oc Oanh at 534 Vinh Khanh has been open for nearly 20 years and is one of the restaurants that pioneered the... See more(3)

In Saigon, phá lấu is a dish that you "remember when evening comes." Strolling through the winding alleys of District 4, you will catch a whiff of the fragrant coconut broth cooking somewhere. See more(3)

There is a corner of Saigon that for the past 30 years people have mentioned as casually as the name of a familiar neighbor: Ba Ghiền Broken Rice. Nestled among the coffee shops, noodle stalls, and pho restaurants on the crowded Dang Van Ngu street, the simple green and red sign at number 84 stands out. See more(4)

A proper Saigon baguette has everything: a crispy crust, rich pâté, cold cuts, pickled vegetables, fresh herbs, and a few slices of chili — the essence of 100 years of French-Vietnamese fusion. See more(7)

Ben Thanh Market is located right at Quach Thi Trang Square, District 1 – the historic domed building with a clock tower that has become a symbol of the city for over a century. The market has... See more(7)

Cheo Leo filter coffee is located in alley 109 Nguyen Thien Thuat, Ward 2, District 3. The shop has been open since 1938, spanning four generations of the family, and still maintains the traditional coffee brewing method. See more(9)

70 km from downtown Saigon, the tunnel system stretching over 250 km tells the story of life and combat underground — the most impressive historical destination in the suburbs. See more(4)

If I only had one night in Saigon, I would choose to walk along Nguyen Hue Street. Starting from the statue of President Ho Chi Minh in front of the City Hall, the street stretches nearly 70... See more(6)

✨ OCOP – REGIONAL SPECIALTIES IN VUNG TAU | THE HOTTEST MEETING SPOT RIGHT NOW! A space that truly connects supply and demand: enjoy sightseeing, dining, and shopping for OCOP specialties... See more(6)

🌊 Vung Tau's Back Beach before the inauguration of the billion-dollar project After nearly a year of renovation work, with a total investment of nearly 1.1 trillion VND, Vung Tau's Back Beach... See more(4)

Phan Thiết 2D1N – a relaxed getaway to the max You can easily escape to the beach from Saigon; just take a comfortable sleeper bus and you'll sleep through the journey. At the homestay... See more(16)