From snails stir-fried in spicy sauces to grilled shrimp and fish fresh from the sea, Saigon is a haven for those lovers of Vietnam flavours

<p>Hot Vit Lon, also known as Vietnamese balut, is one of the most unique and polarizing street foods in Vietnam. This fertilized duck egg is a dish that combines deep cultural significance with bold flavors, often catching travelers by surprise. While it may seem daunting at first, for those who are curious, this delicacy offers [&hellip;]</p>

For those on a quest to find the best pho in Hanoi, Phở Gia Truyền at 49 Bát Đàn is a destination you simply can’t miss.

Whether you’re enjoying a bowl of pho Saigon or savoring the subtler flavors of pho Hanoi, you’ll earn that no two bowls are exactly alike.

If you’re craving a food adventure, let's explore the unforgettable Vietnamese street food journey through Hanoi.

If you’ve ever wondered where to eat at night in Saigon, you’re in for a delightful journey through bustling alleyways, and more.

Phở Gà Đen, or black chicken pho, is a rare and unique twist on the traditional pho that Vietnam takes immense pride in.

If you’re a fan of traditional Vietnamese pho, prepare to have your taste buds dazzled by Can Tho’s unique rendition with fish.

Breathe in the excitement and aromas of this vibrant city, where each meal is an experience unto itself.