Tag: Saigon

The Ngã Ba Bầu Corn Market is a bustling hub of activity, with around 50 corn warehouses operated by local traders. This vibrant market is a crucial source of corn for Ho Chi Minh City and its surrounding provinces, working tirelessly day and night to meet the demands of the region.

For vegans and vegetarians, Saigon is a culinary delight, offering a plethora of affordable restaurants and cafes serving delicious and nutritious meat-free dishes. The city truly shines on special occasions like the full moon and the first day of the month, when a diverse array of vegan delights grace the menus.

Chợ Bình Tây, affectionately known as Chợ Lớn by locals, is a vibrant cultural and commercial landmark in the heart of Saigon. Spanning an impressive 25,000 square meters across District 5 and District 6, this bustling marketplace captivates with its distinctively Oriental architecture. Serving as the city's largest wholesale market, Chợ Bình Tây buzzes with activity, attracting thousands of visitors daily who come to explore its vast array of goods and immerse themselves in a unique shopping experience.

"Broken Rice", or "Com Tam" as it is locally known, has become a renowned dish both domestically and internationally. Originating from the South, it has now become a signature delicacy of Saigon. Despite its simple ingredients, this dish boasts a unique flavor profile that sets it apart from any other rice dish out there.

The traditional Hanoi-style nem is an explosion of flavors, a culinary masterpiece with a myriad of ingredients that will tantalize your taste buds.

Vietnam Adventure has recognized the growing demand for day tours from Ho Chi Minh City, especially among young locals and expats. With our busy work and study schedules, we often don't have the luxury of taking extended vacations. Our day tours offer a perfect opportunity to reset and rejuvenate before getting back to the grind.

Let's embark on a journey to uncover the oldest and most renowned banh mi shops in Saigon, where the traditional flavors are meticulously preserved, offering a delightful culinary experience with a twist on the seemingly familiar baguette.

Taking in the breathtaking cityscape at night, indulging in exquisite dinners complemented by elegant glasses of wine—these are the ultimate relaxing experiences that await you at Saigon's rooftop restaurants.

If you can get to Cambodia in just a few dozen minutes from Saigon, then it's definitely a must to explore our neighboring country immediately. However, things are not as simple as they seem.

"Xá Lị is a humble rice restaurant with no flashy signage, just a simple setting of neatly arranged plastic tables and chairs. However, it has gained a loyal following due to the unique flavors of its specialty: hearty stews. The restaurant's unassuming exterior belies the deliciousness that awaits within."