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Saigon local food: Chicken thick noodle soup and Dried squid congee

Bánh canh gà - Thick noodle soup with chicken Cháo mực - Dried squid congee Address: 10 Phó Đức Chính street, district 1, Ho Chi Minh city (It's a 10-minute walk from Ben Thanh market) Price: 45,000VND/bowl of thick noodle soup with chicken thigh Food: 3/5 Service: 4/5

Canh bún - Crap noodle soup with morning glory

Glass noodle soup with chicken in Saigon

 Vietnamese glass noodle soup with chicken -  Miến gà Kỳ Đồng  Address: 14/5 Bis, Ky Dong street, District 3, Ho Chi Minh city Phone: 028 35 262 994 Food: 3.5/5 Price: 40,000Dong/Bowl Service: 4/5

Phở Hòa - One of the oldest Phở restaurants in Saigon (beef noodle soup)

Address: 260C Pasteur street, District 3, Ho Chi Minh city Price: 70,000 - 80,000Dong/Bowl (A bit expensive) Beef or Chicken noodle soup/Food: OK (3/5) Service: OK (3/5)

Hoang Yen buffet restaurant, Saigon (Lunch and dinner)

Address: No.2 Ngo Duc Ke street, district 1, Ho Chi Minh city (Me Linh tower, first floor) Price: 195,000VND/person Food and drink: OK.

Vietnamese sticky rice, only 40 cents

USD1.3 (30.000 Dong) buys me a big lunch in the center of Saigon city

Street food: Banana cake and Grilled banana

Unhygienic ice used widely in Ho Chi Minh City restaurants

TuoiTreNews.vn - Ice is present at all restaurants and coffee shops in Vietnam but it has not been kept in hygienic conditions and the food safety agency in Ho Chi Minh City has issued documents to remind traders to pay attention to its quality. The Ho Chi Minh City Food Safety Unit has warned that it will launch a campaign to check the quality and hygienic use of ice from August 15 forward.

The best breakfasts for a cold morning in Da Lat

These little rice pancakes are a common choice of breakfast in the Central Highlands’ resort town. The cakes, called banh can in Vietnamese, are cooked by pouring a mixture of rice powder and egg into round clay molds. The rim should be burned a little to make a tasty cake. 

From yucky to yummy: 10 Vietnamese dishes that really cross the line

News website  VnExpress  has just released a list of Vietnamese dishes that may give you a heart attack but many say are very delicious.  1.  Nậm pịa   This is a traditional dish of ethnic Thai people in the northern mountainous region. It is a soup cooked from a fluid taken from a cow’s intestine, frozen blood and internal organs of cows, horses and goats.   This dish tastes a bit bitter and spicy. It is a favorite among locals during winter market sessions in mountainous areas. 2. Rat meat   The rat here is paddy rat, and they eat mostly grass, sweet potatoes, cassava and rice. So its meat is said to be healthy and delicious. It can be cooked in different ways -- grilled, fried or stir-fried.   Paddy rats are widely consumed across Vietnam, from the Red River Delta in the north to the country's rice basket, the Mekong Delta, in the south.