Hoi An, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is renowned for its well-preserved architecture and rich cultural history. The city’s culinary scene is a testament to its diverse heritage, offering a blend of Vietnamese, Chinese, and French influences. UNESCO recognized Hoi An for its ancient town and unique cuisine, which reflects the fusion of different cultures...Read More
Hi there! I’m Navie, your companion for today’s culinary adventure in the heart of Ho Chi Minh City. Join me as we navigate the bustling streets, discover hidden gems, and savor the best street food this vibrant city has to offer. Navie with happy tourists during a vibrant street food tour in Ho Chi Minh...Read More
When night falls in Saigon, the city’s vibrant night markets come alive, inviting adventurous food lovers to embark on a journey of taste. Here, you’ll find a rich tapestry of street food, each stall more enticing than the last. The Adventure Begins at Ben Thanh Night Market My adventure began at the iconic Ben Thanh...Read More
Hanoi, the vibrant capital of Vietnam, is a haven for street food enthusiasts. With its bustling markets and hidden alleyways, Hanoi offers an incredible array of culinary delights that are sure to tantalize your taste buds. This guide takes you through the top 10 street foods you absolutely must try when visiting Hanoi, highlighting their...Read More
by Sissy Mallard Healthy, fresh food is the key to a satisfying, productive life and what I found at Mr. Anh’s farm certainly fills the bill with colorful fields that are overflowing with many different varieties of vegetable and fruit crops. Along with lush green and golden tan rice paddies as far as the eye...Read More
by Sally Writes One of the most thrilling places to eat in Vietnam is at the traditional open markets, where single-dish stalls are in abundance. Women chefs are predominant here, cooking up old family recipes. While Vietnam does not offer a classic barbecue to which the Western palate has grown accustomed, the country does offer safe, smoked...Read More
By Gerard Claramunt Big statement, I know, but this delicious local dish has definitely the potential to be a signature dish in Hanoi in a near future. I’m backing my opinion for our food knowledge in Hanoi and the trendy that we are seeing here and, apparently, some media like CNN agrees on that as...Read More
Written by Gerard Claramunt Hanoi and surroundings have been developing in Red River Delta – the biggest river in the north of Vietnam plays an important role in the history of inhabiting and developing of the country. Most of the rivers connect with the Red River before going to the sea, it makes the Red River...Read More
By Sally Writes Two things that Vietnam has in great supply are Vespas and great coffee. In fact, there are now around 35 million Vespas on the streets of Vietnam. And when it comes to coffee, the country is the second largest coffee producer in the world. Both have become a huge part of the...Read More
You’re coming to Vietnam – you’ve read about the street food, you’ve heard about the street food, but will you try it? You may be on your way here, telling yourself “Of course I’ll try it!”. But to be honest, it can be a little daunting as there’s not likely to be a menu in...Read More
