American blogger suggests 10 delicious dishes in Saigon 0
Mark Wiens is a travel blogger, born in Arizona, USA.
Noodle soup
Pho is a dish combining pho noodles, broth, with beef or chicken seasoned to taste, topped with onions, chili, bean sprouts… Pho Saigon also has an additional plate of raw vegetables for diners.
Suggested address:
Pho No. 1 Hanoi, Nguyen Thi Minh Khai Street
Pho Phuong 25, Hoang Sa Street.
Mark Wiens is a travel blogger, born in Arizona, USA.
Noodle soup
Pho is a dish combining pho noodles, broth, with beef or chicken seasoned to taste, topped with onions, chili, bean sprouts… Pho Saigon also has an additional plate of raw vegetables for diners.
Suggested address:
Pho No. 1 Hanoi, Nguyen Thi Minh Khai Street
Pho Phuong 25, Hoang Sa Street.
Noodle soup
After trying many dishes in Saigon, Mark Wiens admitted he has changed his view of cuisine and bun rieu is his favorite dish.
The broth made from crab paste and tomatoes creates a natural flavor.
Suggested address: Bun rieu on Nguyen Canh Chan street.
Noodle soup
After trying many dishes in Saigon, Mark Wiens admitted he has changed his view of cuisine and bun rieu is his favorite dish.
The broth made from crab paste and tomatoes creates a natural flavor.
Suggested address: Bun rieu on Nguyen Canh Chan street.
Fish noodle soup
This is a special dish of the South, available in many restaurants in Saigon.
Suggested address: Bun Mam on Phan Boi Chau Street.
Fish noodle soup
This is a special dish of the South, available in many restaurants in Saigon.
Suggested address: Bun Mam on Phan Boi Chau Street.
Bun Bo Hue
This is a dish that Mark Wiens mentions a lot in his culinary blog.
Suggested address:Â Chu Ha Hue beef noodle soup, Vo Van Tan street.
Bun Bo Hue
This is a dish that Mark Wiens mentions a lot in his culinary blog.
Suggested address:Â Chu Ha Hue beef noodle soup, Vo Van Tan street.
Bun moc
Vermicelli is an easy dish to eat.
Suggested address: Noodle shops growing near Ban Co market.
Bun moc
Vermicelli is an easy dish to eat.
Suggested address: Noodle shops growing near Ban Co market.
Nam Vang noodles
Although it is a specialty of the South, Nam Vang noodle soup originates from Cambodia and combines the Chinese noodle making method.
Suggested address: Nam Vang noodle soup on Cao Thang street near Nguyen Dinh Chieu.
Noodle Soup Nam Vang Nhan Quan, 72 Nguyen Thuong Hien Street
Nam Vang noodles
Although it is a specialty of the South, Nam Vang noodle soup originates from Cambodia and combines the Chinese noodle making method.
Suggested address: Nam Vang noodle soup on Cao Thang street near Nguyen Dinh Chieu.
Noodle Soup Nam Vang Nhan Quan, 72 Nguyen Thuong Hien Street
Bun cha
Like Hue beef noodle soup and Nam Vang noodle soup, bun cha is not a dish of Saigon origin.
Suggested address: Bun cha Anh Hong Hanoi, Ly Chinh Thang street.
Bun cha
Like Hue beef noodle soup and Nam Vang noodle soup, bun cha is not a dish of Saigon origin.
Suggested address: Bun cha Anh Hong Hanoi, Ly Chinh Thang street.
Crab noodle soup
Mark Wiens commented that this dish initially looked like Japanese udon noodles.
Suggested address: Crab noodle soup, Tran Khac Chan street.
Crab noodle soup
Mark Wiens commented that this dish initially looked like Japanese udon noodles.
Suggested address: Crab noodle soup, Tran Khac Chan street.
Rice noodles with barbecue
This vermicelli dish is filled with vegetables first, then vermicelli, on top is grilled meat, sauce, fresh onions, and some salted vegetables.
Suggested address: Ms. Thong’s grilled meat vermicelli, Co Giang street
Rice noodles with barbecue
This vermicelli dish is filled with vegetables first, then vermicelli, on top is grilled meat, sauce, fresh onions, and some salted vegetables.
Suggested address: Ms. Thong’s grilled meat vermicelli, Co Giang street
Silkworm cake
Silkworm cake is a dish that appears a lot in the South.
Suggested address: Â Dong Thap silkworm cake, Nguyen Trai street.
Silkworm cake
Silkworm cake is a dish that appears a lot in the South.
Suggested address: Â Dong Thap silkworm cake, Nguyen Trai street.
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