Food & Drink

Finding a genuine bowl of Nam Dinh beef phở amidst the bustling energy of Saigon is often like rediscovering a piece of one’s hometown soul. Those who migrated from Nam Dinh brought with them the secret of a rich, bold broth—infused with the aroma of charred ginger and traditional herbs—that stands in. …read more

The Hanoi milk tea market never cools down, but 2026 marks a powerful shift toward experiential hot trend drinks. Moving beyond traditional creamy flavors, the capital’s youth are currently obsessed with unique fusions—from local ingredients to “viral masterpieces” on TikTok. Let’s check out the 7 names owning the spotlight that you absolutely must. …read more

The Mekong Delta is beloved not only for its lyrical folk songs and poetic river landscapes but also for its rustic and unique cuisine. With an abundance of natural resources—”fish in the river, vegetables on the banks”—the Mekong Delta drinking delicacies (món nhậu) carry a bold and liberal flavor, much like the. …read more

While Nha Trang is famous for its glitzy beachfront restaurants along Tran Phu Street, true foodies know that the real culinary treasures lie just across the Tran Phu Bridge. This area, nestled along the Cai River embankments, is where the freshest catch goes straight from the fishing boats to your table. If. …read more

If you were to ask what the most “challenging” dish in Phu Quoc is, the answer would undoubtedly be Phu Quoc Stirred Noodles (Bun Quay). It doesn’t just spark curiosity with its name; it offers a fascinating “do-it-yourself” culinary experience. However, with hundreds of signs popping up like mushrooms, which Phu Quoc. …read more

Da Lat is more than just a city of love songs; it is a “sanctuary” for food enthusiasts. As night falls and mist begins to drape over the winding slopes, the Night Market (affectionately known as the Hades Market) transforms into a vibrant, bustling hub. If you’re planning your next getaway, save. …read more