Guidebook for Ho Chi Minh City
Food Scene
Thinking of Vietnam, thinking of Pho. But do you know that other noodles are also super tasty? Try Banh Da Cua here and you will like it.
It's very difficult to find a seat at noon, try the evening instead. They don't accept reservation, unfortunately.
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Dì Lý - Bánh Đa Cua
103 Đồng KhởiThinking of Vietnam, thinking of Pho. But do you know that other noodles are also super tasty? Try Banh Da Cua here and you will like it.
It's very difficult to find a seat at noon, try the evening instead. They don't accept reservation, unfortunately.
For flower lovers.
The coffee shop has its own romantic setting, allows you to enjoy or cup of tea or coffee while blending in with the flowers.
38 Flower Market Tea House
43 Lý Tự TrọngFor flower lovers.
The coffee shop has its own romantic setting, allows you to enjoy or cup of tea or coffee while blending in with the flowers.
Locates on level 1 of an old Saigon building.
For me personally, it's the building that this coffee shop locates in that is interesting. You will find lots of artwork for sales at the entrance and loads of other shops inside this acient building. Try the elevator if you want. I think that is the first of its kind :)
Only in Saigon will you find shops, coffee shops and restaurants inside degraded building. It's truly unique.
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The Loft Cafe & Bistro
26 Lý Tự TrọngLocates on level 1 of an old Saigon building.
For me personally, it's the building that this coffee shop locates in that is interesting. You will find lots of artwork for sales at the entrance and loads of other shops inside this acient building. Try the elevator if you want. I think that is the first of its kind :)
Only in Saigon will you find shops, coffee shops and restaurants inside degraded building. It's truly unique.
Perhaps the best non-Vietnamese street food this side of duck tacos is District 4’s Sushi Ko, which has been serving up roadside sushi for four years.
While the Nipponese wonderland on the north side of Le Thanh Ton – affectionately known to some as the “Japanese ghetto” – features dozens of culinary options from the Land of the Rising Sun, Sushi Ko matches most in quality and blows them out of the water in terms of price.
Sushi Ko is so absurdly cheap that one need not deliberate on the cost of normally pricey items like uni (sea urchin), unagi (river eel) or ikura (salmon roe).
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Sushi Ko
122 Vĩnh KhánhPerhaps the best non-Vietnamese street food this side of duck tacos is District 4’s Sushi Ko, which has been serving up roadside sushi for four years.
While the Nipponese wonderland on the north side of Le Thanh Ton – affectionately known to some as the “Japanese ghetto” – features dozens of culinary options from the Land of the Rising Sun, Sushi Ko matches most in quality and blows them out of the water in terms of price.
Sushi Ko is so absurdly cheap that one need not deliberate on the cost of normally pricey items like uni (sea urchin), unagi (river eel) or ikura (salmon roe).
Korean family-run business with really friendly owners. The price range around 60-90k per plate but super big.
Mr.Lee
11G Nguyễn Thị Minh KhaiKorean family-run business with really friendly owners. The price range around 60-90k per plate but super big.