Saigon Street Food Night By Foot

Saigon Street Food Night By Foot

We seek out the best local food spots to share and connect you with Vietnamese culture in a fun and distinctive way. It is not just a gastronomic tour, but a great way to see parts of the city that the majority of tourists don’t get to see. Come with us you will "100% of eating - 0% of thinking"
Here are some highlights of the samples on our tour.
*Discover food that you haven't seen before.
*See the brilliant colors of the downtown flower market
*Discover ancient American buildings in Saigon.
*Gain insight into some of the local history and knowledge and many hidden gems and small alleys.
See you soon :)

Itinerary
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Stop At: Ho Chi Minh City, Ho Chi Minh City

1: Banh Canh Ca Loc ( Snake Head Fish Noodle Soup)
Banh canh ca loc is a popular dish in the center of Viet Nam with the available ingredient like snakehead fish, rice flour or wheat flour. The farmers can catch a fish while working on the field. After a simple process and spice, they have a beautiful, delicious dish for the middle morning meal or the afternoon snack. Nowadays, it is not only a famous street food but also a local specialty.

Duration: 30 minutes

Stop At: Ho Chi Minh City, Ho Chi Minh City

2: Bánh xèo (Savory Sizzling Giant Pancake.)
Bánh xèo quite literally means ‘sizzling pancake’ and is made from rice flour, water, and turmeric. They come filled with a variety of different meats and even shrimp in addition to mung beans and beansprouts. Once again it is eaten with mixed green leaves and herbs, wrapped in rice paper and dipped in a fish sauce usually served with little chunks of chili and garlic. It is really quite delicious and can be found for incredibly cheap across the city.

Duration: 45 minutes

Stop At: Ho Chi Minh City, Ho Chi Minh City

3: Banh trang nuong (Vietnamese Street Pizza)
Originally from the beautiful countryside city of Dalat (one of our favorite places in the country), banh trang nuong, or ‘Vietnamese pizza’ is essentially thick rice paper grilled with varied toppings often including eggs, dried shrimp, pork, herbs, and spices. Found all over the city, this cheap and tasty snack is a perfect light snack or as part of a food tour.

Duration: 30 minutes

Stop At: Ho Chi Minh City, Ho Chi Minh City

4: Bánh Khot (A Little Crispy Pancake)
Sometimes found in the same restaurants (and stalls) as Bánh xèo, Bánh Khot is very small pancakes made from the same ingredients as Bánh xèo – rice flour, water and turmeric with the addition of coconut milk. Topped with shrimp, onions and more coconut milk, they are bitesize, delicious and once again, served with greens and a spicy fish sauce.

Duration: 15 minutes

Stop At: Ho Chi Minh City, Ho Chi Minh City

5: Bánh mì (Vietnamese Sandwich)
Bánh mì is a Vietnamese style baguette filled with a variety of fillings such as pork sausage, pate, coriander, and pickled vegetables. Fillings can vary from place to place and a variety of meats are usually on offer.

Duration: 20 minutes

Stop At: Ho Chi Minh City, Ho Chi Minh City

6: Seafood & local beers
We have some seafood dishes which are scallops, clams, and grilled prawns. You might eat these dishes before somewhere but I am quite sure that you will never taste the same. Because of the atmosphere, the vibe in the street, the way they cook as well as different sauces combined together to create the amazing seafood street.

Duration: 45 minutes

Stop At: Ho Chi Minh City, Ho Chi Minh City

7: Banh flan or Kem Dua
The Flan cake made from egg york, coffee, condensed milk,... which is very popular for the young age in Vietnam for hanging out at night. Or the coconut ice cream is so tremendous and refresh to have your stomach feel much better after eating many savory dishes before. Please pick the one you like.

Duration: 30 minutes