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🌮 Street food & night markets
Vietnam: the street on your plate
In Vietnam the best meals happen kerbside, on tiny plastic stools. Hanoi's Old Quarter is the classic stage: Pho Bat Dan (Pho Gia Truyen) and Pho Thin serve revered bowls of phở, Banh Mi 25 stuffs crisp baguettes with pâté and pickles, and bún chả grills perfume the lanes — Bun Cha Huong Lien still sells the «Obama combo» Anthony Bourdain shared in 2016. In Ho Chi Minh City, District 1 and Ben Thanh Market pile on bánh xèo and broken rice. The pavement is kitchen, dining…
Steaming phở, bánh mì, tiny plastic stools: in Vietnam, the best food is eaten on the pavement.
In Hanoi's Old Quarter, you sit on tiny plastic stools — the signature of local street food.
Taste the Old Quarter street food in Hanoi. With a data eSIM, find the stalls locals love and translate the menus.
Settle on a stool in Hanoi's Old Quarter at breakfast or evening, when the stalls hum. With a data eSIM, find the phở and bún chả spots locals love, translate menus and order from the kerb with ease.
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