Saigon Dive Bars: Where to Drink Cheap With Locals
Skip Bui Vien and its neon circus. The real Saigon drinking scene plays out on plastic stools, under fluorescent lights, for about 15,000 VND a glass.
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Skip Bui Vien and its neon circus. The real Saigon drinking scene plays out on plastic stools, under fluorescent lights, for about 15,000 VND a glass.
Bun cha is a Hanoi dish by birth, but Saigon has made it its own. Here are five spots worth finding, plus what to expect when you order.
Bo la lot is one of Saigon's great street pleasures — beef grilled in lolot leaves, eaten with rice paper, green banana, and star fruit. Here's where to actually go.
Saigon's best 'goi cuon' aren't in restaurants. They're in alleys, on plastic stools, and behind unmarked facades — here's where to find them.
District 4's snail alley is Saigon's best loud, messy, beer-soaked night out — if you know what to order and what to skip.
Saigon's oc scene is beer-drenched, loud, and deeply local. Here's where to pull up a plastic stool and eat clams, scallops, and sea snails the right way.
Saigon's snail-and-shellfish scene splits into two camps: plastic-stool alleys and proper restaurants. Here's how to navigate both.
A practical guide to visiting the Ho Chi Minh Museum in Saigon — what to see inside, how to get there, where to eat nearby, and what most visitors get wrong.
Ben Nha Rong is a riverside landmark in Saigon's District 4 area, known for its French colonial architecture and a small museum. Here's what to expect and how to visit.
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