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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.
Cho Lon packs more eating into a few square kilometers than most cities manage in a borough. Here's how to navigate the best of it.
Cholon is Saigon's Chinese quarter — dense, fragrant, and largely overlooked by visitors who stay north of Ben Thanh Market. Here's how to spend a proper day in it.
Cho An Dong in Cholon is where Saigon's Chinese-Vietnamese heritage still eats, trades, and hagles. A gritty wholesale market with a food court upstairs that serves dishes most tourists never find.
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