Tag: Saigon

For rice lovers, finding the perfect Northern-style sticky rice in Saigon can be a challenge. Fear not, as this guide will introduce you to the best spots in town to satisfy your cravings!

Selecting the right raincoat that meets your needs is no easy task. With 6 different types of raincoats available on the market, which one is the best?

Join us as we explore the exciting entertainment venues that Saigon has to offer, creating memorable experiences for you and your family this Lunar New Year 2022.

Have you ever embarked on a quest through the bustling streets of Saigon in search of nostalgic street food delights, specifically the elusive tofu dessert? If so, your taste buds are in for a treat! Tucked away in the quaint alleyway of 284 Le Van Sy Street, District 3, lies the hidden gem of a tofu stall helmed by the talented Miss Hiep.

Uncover the traditional beauty of 'Calligraphy Masters' during the Vietnamese Lunar New Year celebrations, a captivating tradition that attracts both locals and foreign tourists alike, right in the heart of vibrant Saigon!

ST25 rice, originating from the land of Soc Trang's famous pía cakes, is considered one of the top three rice varieties in the world today. To ensure you're getting the best quality, it's important to purchase from reputable sources. Here's a guide to a few trusted places in Saigon where you can buy this exceptional ST25 rice with confidence.

In the vibrant city of Saigon, a unique com tam (broken rice) restaurant captures the hearts of locals and visitors alike. What sets this eatery apart is its intriguing seasonal schedule; it opens for only six months of the year, shrouding the remaining months in anticipation. Nestled on Nguyen Trai Street, Com Tam So 1 invites patrons on a culinary journey like no other. This establishment has crafted a dining experience that transcends the ordinary, enticing diners to embark on a quest for flavors that can only be savored during its brief yet memorable operational period.

With over 60 years of history, Hoà Mã's pan-fried bread on Cao Thắng Street remains a beloved breakfast staple for Saigonese foodies.

For over 40 years, Cha Sườn Ông Tạ, nestled at 302 Phạm Văn Hai in Tân Bình District, Ho Chi Minh City, has been a beloved dining destination for locals and visitors alike.

Nestled away in a small alley, Hu Tieu Thanh Xuan is a humble restaurant that has stood the test of time for over 70 years. Serving up a taste of nostalgia to many Saigonese, this unassuming spot is a beloved fixture in the city's culinary landscape. Step inside and you'll find a delightful haven where time-honored traditions and flavors come alive.