In Vietnam, people can come to expensive restaurants to enjoy their meals or food stalls on the streets to eat with reasonable prices. We can buy foods at supermarkets, local market or from street food vendors who sell the foods around the streets. These vendors have become familiar with many Vietnamese people for many years. There are various way to bring foods around the streets: rolling carts, motorbike, bicycle, shoulder pole, basket…
A vendor sells her tapioca dumplings with pork and shrimp on shoulder pole
Plastic box of tapioca dumplings with pork and shrimp are arranged on shoulder pole
A vendor motorbike is full of dried foods
Dried fishes, dried squids in glass box on a street food rolling cart
A vendor sells durian on his motorbike
A man sells cakes on a tray
“Private Saigon Sightseeing Tour & Street Food” is the unique way to explore Ho Chi Minh city at its best. Any tourist shouldn’t miss top attractions such as Saigon Notre Dame Cathedral, Saigon Central Post Office, Ben Thanh Market, China Town, Binh Tay Market, Thien Hau Temple… when traveling to Ho Chi Minh city. Visit these places, you will have chance to admire the beauty of the city, learn more about history and culture. But there is a second city hidden behind the luxury Saigon with French colonial architecture, modern buildings, hotels and restaurants on main roads. It is true of the city’s numerous alleyways and back streets where there are many many things to do: street arts, street food vendors, drink stalls and unique lifestyle…
