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Binh Tay Market in Saigon's Cho Lon district is less tourist trap, more working wholesale bazaar — and the food court and surrounding streets are quietly excellent.
Vietnam's wonton — 'hoanh thanh' — has Chinese-merchant roots but developed its own identity across Hoi An, Cho Lon, and beyond. Here's everything you need to know.
When the sun goes down, Cho Lon shifts into a different gear — steam rising off noodle pots, dim sum carts rattling past, and herbal tea shops that have barely changed in decades.
Tender stewed duck over egg noodles in clear broth—a Chinese-Vietnamese hybrid born in Cho Lon. Here's how to eat it and where to find the real thing in Saigon.
Binh Tay Market in District 6 has anchored Cho Lon commerce since 1930, built with wealth from a garbage collector turned tycoon. Walk its crowded aisles for spices, textiles, and a snapshot of old Saigon trade.
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