Unlike many destinations with four distinct seasons, Saigon weather operates on a simpler rhythm—dry season and rainy season.

While the restaurant’s Indochine-inspired decor and delectable menu attract food lovers, it’s the Pho Bà Lâm cocktail that truly stands out.

Discovering Vietnam’s food and beverage often leads to delightful surprises, and the Pho Flavour Coffee at La Viet Coffee is no exception.

While many may be familiar with the classic bowls of beef or chicken pho, there’s much more to this dish than meets the eye.

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

We sought an authentic, immersive experience that would resonate with both adults and kids, so we decided to book with Vespa Adventures.

Here’s a guide to the 10 best street foods in Saigon that you absolutely must try on your next visit.

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

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.