Saigon Food Guide: 10 Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
If you're looking for a list of some of the best street food stalls in Saigon, Vietnam, then you've come to the right place.
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VIETNAM
Vietnam is rich in culture and street food. Admittedly, I wasn’t too big a fan of Vietnamese food before our trip but I am now. It has some of the best street food we’ve encountered on our travels, and for cheap too! Some of our best memories in Vietnam entail eating delicious food on the street and washing it all down with ice-cold bottles of local beer.
Where to Stay in Hoi An, Vietnam: Ngan Phu Villa
Ngan Phu Villa is peaceful, relaxing, and gives you great value for your money. USD 20+ a night for a room this big with breakfast for two already included is a fantastic deal. On top of that, you get to use their bicycles for free.
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The Ancient Town of Hoi An, Vietnam is (Almost) Too Pretty to Be Real
We became enamored with Hoi An the moment we arrived that morning. But at night, with its many colored lanterns all lit up, it transformed into something I wasn't expecting. It looked magical, like something out of a fairy tale.
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Cu Chi Tunnels: Crawling through Two Decades of War in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
The Cu Chi Tunnels which have become one of the most iconic attractions not just in Saigon, but in all of Vietnam. If you'll be spending any time in Southern Vietnam, then this is something you need to do.
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Take a Day Trip to Hoa Lu & Tam Coc from Hanoi, Vietnam
About two hours south of Hanoi in Ninh Binh province, this tour features a boat ride through the Hoang Long River amidst rice paddies and towering limestone mountains on all sides. Like many people, I’ve come to associate these limestone formations with Northern Vietnam so it seemed a great way to spend the day.
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Vinh Khanh, District 4: Where to Have the Best Street Seafood in Saigon, Vietnam
A steady flow of seafood and activity is what you can expect on Vinh Khanh Street in District 4. Known for serving the best street seafood in Saigon, this was easily my favorite dining experience in our two weeks in Vietnam.
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War Remnants Museum: A Grisly Reminder of the Vietnam War in Ho Chi Minh City
The Vietnam War played a big role in American pop culture, which is probably a big reason why the War Remnants Museum is one of the most visited attractions in Ho Chi Minh City.
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My Son Sanctuary: A “Mini Angkor Wat” in Hoi An, Vietnam
Often referred to as a "mini Angkor Wat", My Son is a Hindu sanctuary dedicated to the worship of Shiva. It's a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the most popular day trip destination from Hoi An.
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Ben Thanh Street Food Market: A Trendy Food Hall in Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon), Vietnam
Ben Thanh Street Food Market is a trendy food hall in Saigon created specifically for tourists. Many tourists are afraid of eating street food so they opened this place to make it more hygienic and appealing to foreigners.
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INSPITRIP: Experience Vietnam Like a Local
I had heard about websites like Inspitrip, sites that connected travelers to local hosts or guides. Tourists can have local experiences that go beyond the usual travel agency tours, things like enjoying a home-cooked Vietnamese meal at someone's home or going bar-hopping in Saigon with locals.
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Discovering the Locals’ Favourite Street Food in Saigon, Vietnam
Although many fast food chains have started settling in to Vietnam’s larger cities, the best place to eat local dishes are still at the small stalls which line the streets. Many of these are not only cheap but also have existed there for half a century.
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Hanoi: A Vietnamese Street Food Paradise
Hanoi has earned its reputation as a street food paradise. Around every twist and turn of its labyrinthine streets, ravenous travelers are invited to sit on small plastic chairs at a communal sidewalk table and are offered a superabundance of food options. It’s easy—and deliciously fun—to get lost in Hanoi’s food scene.
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