Corn Pho (Phở Ngô) in Ha Giang is a hidden gem of Vietnam’s culinary landscape.

From the subtle, clear broth of Hanoi pho to the richer, bolder taste of Saigon pho, Vietnam’s national dish tells two different stories.

Whether you’re looking for a bowl of classic pho or something with a twist, these restaurants deliver both in taste and in their names.

Among the lesser-known but highly praised variations is phở bò sốt vang, or Vietnamese red wine beef soup.

Priced at nearly $170,, this extravagant bowl, known as “Phở King” or “Phở Chọc Trời,” is now Vietnam’s most expensive pho.

For those craving a true taste of Vietnam, Phở 91 is a must-visit destination in Amsterdam.

When it comes to savoring the authentic taste of Vietnamese cuisine in Berlin, Madame Ngo stands out as a must-visit destination.

If you’re wondering where to go to experience the best nightlife in Ho Chi Minh City, this guide will help you navigate the top spots.

In the bustling streets of Ho Chi Minh City, also known as Saigon, finding the perfect bowl of pho is an adventure in itself.