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When you sip a cup of tea in a peaceful teahouse of Saigon, what you will enjoy is not simply the unique flavor. Saigon …

In Part 1 of this Drinking Culture series, I covered the best places to hangout and get the best craft beers in the city. For this article, I will take you to a much more rewarding experience worth every buck: Cuisine & Mixology and Specialty Bars in Saigon.

Saigon is known to have a delicious food culture – from the streets to the stores. You have a wide array of diverse dishes, …

While breaking with tradition and creating new flavors has become the norm in Saigon, these dishes don’t always stand up to the test of …

Pho is symbolic of the culinary tradition of Vietnam. Its popularity has even resulted in its addition to the Oxford dictionary. Once you visit …

Vietnam has an endless list of dishes that can be eaten for breakfast but this is one of our absolute favorites! Simple, healthy and delicious, banh cuon is a must try when in Vietnam.

District 7 is a new residential quarter of Ho Chi Minh city, so the area is very tranquil, which is perfect for living and working. Many Vietnamese and foreigners, especially people coming from Korea, choose District 7 to stay and work.

Let’s discover one of the Top 10 weirdest (but freaking yummy) foods from around the world right here in Ho Chi Minh city: trứng vịt lộn aka fully formed duck egg, and even more ;)

If you are a fan of Vietnamese food, you must have heard of rice paper! What is it made of? Why is it a popular ingredient in many Vietnamese dishes? Which are the most favorite rice paper snacks and where can I find them? Here are your answers!