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Ben Thanh Market in Ho Chi Minh City's District 1 is a great place to buy local handicrafts, branded goods, Vietnamese art and other souvenirs. Here, you’ll find eating stalls inside the market where you can get a taste of hawker-style Vietnamese cuisine or simply cool off with a cold drink when the bargaining becomes too much. The market is big, difficult to navigate at times and certainly best avoided during the hottest part of the day but all the same its well worth a look. When night falls, restaurants around the perimeter of the market open their doors creating a vibrant street side scene filling the air with the scents of wok-fried noodles, barbecued fish and meats. One of Saigon’s oldest landmarks, Ben Thanh offers a great atmosphere that is absolutely authentically Vietnamese. Save your appetite and head to Ben Thanh Market in the evening where you can be served some real street style local food at one of the 20 or so eateries that surround the market building. Chefs will cook in front of you with an endless array of cuisine choices including vegetarian noodles, fresh seafood, crispy rice pancakes and steamed cakes. You will be in great local company as most of the places thrive with locals enjoying a bite to eat and a quick drink on their way home from work. For shopping heaven head to the market preferably early morning to pick up some bargains including lacquer ware, bamboo goods, arts and crafts. Also on sale are clothes, textiles, luggage, watches and an assortment of electronic goods. Spices, nuts and local fruits heavily scent the air which is also filled with the chatter of tourists and locals haggling for bargains. Do note however that some items will be strictly fixed price. Ben Thanh Market is situated in District 1 in the heart of Ho Chi Minh City at the intersection of Le Loi, Ham Ngh, Tan Hung and Le Lai streets. Shops close late afternoon with shopping best done in the morning before the heat of the day hits
1702 locals recommend
Ben Thanh Market
Đường Lê Lợi
1702 locals recommend
Ben Thanh Market in Ho Chi Minh City's District 1 is a great place to buy local handicrafts, branded goods, Vietnamese art and other souvenirs. Here, you’ll find eating stalls inside the market where you can get a taste of hawker-style Vietnamese cuisine or simply cool off with a cold drink when the bargaining becomes too much. The market is big, difficult to navigate at times and certainly best avoided during the hottest part of the day but all the same its well worth a look. When night falls, restaurants around the perimeter of the market open their doors creating a vibrant street side scene filling the air with the scents of wok-fried noodles, barbecued fish and meats. One of Saigon’s oldest landmarks, Ben Thanh offers a great atmosphere that is absolutely authentically Vietnamese. Save your appetite and head to Ben Thanh Market in the evening where you can be served some real street style local food at one of the 20 or so eateries that surround the market building. Chefs will cook in front of you with an endless array of cuisine choices including vegetarian noodles, fresh seafood, crispy rice pancakes and steamed cakes. You will be in great local company as most of the places thrive with locals enjoying a bite to eat and a quick drink on their way home from work. For shopping heaven head to the market preferably early morning to pick up some bargains including lacquer ware, bamboo goods, arts and crafts. Also on sale are clothes, textiles, luggage, watches and an assortment of electronic goods. Spices, nuts and local fruits heavily scent the air which is also filled with the chatter of tourists and locals haggling for bargains. Do note however that some items will be strictly fixed price. Ben Thanh Market is situated in District 1 in the heart of Ho Chi Minh City at the intersection of Le Loi, Ham Ngh, Tan Hung and Le Lai streets. Shops close late afternoon with shopping best done in the morning before the heat of the day hits
An Dong Market Ho Chi Minh houses a variety of fashion wholesalers and handicrafts stalls. Located in District 5, this indoor market opens daily from 08:00 until 14:00. Divided into four levels, fashion enthusiasts can find an extensive collection of clothing, textiles, shoes, handbags, and accessories on the first two floors. The top floor is dedicated to quality handicrafts and trinkets made by skilled local artisans. What to Buy at An Dong Market Ho Chi Minh City Some of the most popular goods at An Dong Market include woodwork, lacquer ware, and knitwear. You can also find jewelry made with gemstones such as amethyst and jade, but it can be hard to confirm its authenticity, so handicrafts are safer options if you’re unsure. The ground floor of the market has several stalls selling bulk foods, traditional snacks, and desserts for less than US$1. There’s also a food court where you can enjoy dishes such as pho, banh xeo (savory crepes), goi cuon (spring rolls), and mi quang (turmeric noodles) throughout the day. Even though items sold here are much cheaper than Ho Chi Minh City’s more renowned markets, you can still haggle for lower prices. Start at about 50% lower, then bargain with the vendor until you’ve reached an agreed price.
31 locals recommend
An Dong Market
36 Công trường An Đông
31 locals recommend
An Dong Market Ho Chi Minh houses a variety of fashion wholesalers and handicrafts stalls. Located in District 5, this indoor market opens daily from 08:00 until 14:00. Divided into four levels, fashion enthusiasts can find an extensive collection of clothing, textiles, shoes, handbags, and accessories on the first two floors. The top floor is dedicated to quality handicrafts and trinkets made by skilled local artisans. What to Buy at An Dong Market Ho Chi Minh City Some of the most popular goods at An Dong Market include woodwork, lacquer ware, and knitwear. You can also find jewelry made with gemstones such as amethyst and jade, but it can be hard to confirm its authenticity, so handicrafts are safer options if you’re unsure. The ground floor of the market has several stalls selling bulk foods, traditional snacks, and desserts for less than US$1. There’s also a food court where you can enjoy dishes such as pho, banh xeo (savory crepes), goi cuon (spring rolls), and mi quang (turmeric noodles) throughout the day. Even though items sold here are much cheaper than Ho Chi Minh City’s more renowned markets, you can still haggle for lower prices. Start at about 50% lower, then bargain with the vendor until you’ve reached an agreed price.
1155 locals recommend
Saigon Notre Dame Cathedral
01 Công xã Paris
1155 locals recommend

VIETNAMESE FOOD

Vietnamese Food Saigon is famous for its exotic food culture, from the street food and snack stalls to nice sit-down restaurants. Instead of inundating you with a thousand fascinating food stall options, I'm here to give you a list of eight Vietnamese restaurants in Saigon where you can find all the great food at your fingertips, in a pleasant ambiance.
You may wonder what the Vietnamese food from Central Vietnam is like. Do you have enough time to hop on a flight there? If you don’t, Tib has you covered. Serving specialties from Hue, the ancient capital of Vietnam, you will have a glimpse of how the food in the central region tastes. I’ve tried different restaurants that serve Hue cuisine, and this restaurant has the best food. I was surprised the first time I came here. After walking toward the end of the alley, I didn’t expect a nice ancient gate and a peaceful garden inside. When I walked in, the tables and chairs amazed me. They look like the furniture I saw on TV when I was a child, programs I used to watch about Hue and the citadel. After trying the dishes, this place had me. My favorite dish is the lettuce rolls. It’s no surprise, I always love rolls. Side note, Tib has a really good vegetarian restaurant at another address. And yes, I highly recommend it for a vegetarian optionV
32 locals recommend
Mekong Kitchen - Vietnamese Restaurant
158 Nguyễn Thái Bình
32 locals recommend
You may wonder what the Vietnamese food from Central Vietnam is like. Do you have enough time to hop on a flight there? If you don’t, Tib has you covered. Serving specialties from Hue, the ancient capital of Vietnam, you will have a glimpse of how the food in the central region tastes. I’ve tried different restaurants that serve Hue cuisine, and this restaurant has the best food. I was surprised the first time I came here. After walking toward the end of the alley, I didn’t expect a nice ancient gate and a peaceful garden inside. When I walked in, the tables and chairs amazed me. They look like the furniture I saw on TV when I was a child, programs I used to watch about Hue and the citadel. After trying the dishes, this place had me. My favorite dish is the lettuce rolls. It’s no surprise, I always love rolls. Side note, Tib has a really good vegetarian restaurant at another address. And yes, I highly recommend it for a vegetarian optionV
This is my favorite vegetarian restaurant. Whenever I have vegetarian friends in town, I bring them here. From a quick glance at the outside, this restaurant looks like a house from the countryside. The fence is made from plants and the restaurant’s sign is a flat winnowing basket. Walk inside and you will find tables and chairs made from bamboo. I think I’ve tried all the dishes on the menu here, but I can’t recommend any specific dishes to you. All the food is great! One of the special things I like about this restaurant is that many dishes are made from leaves- different kind of leaves, some of them I didn’t even know are edible. And sure, they taste great.
Nhà Hàng Chay 3 Lá
32A Cao Bá Nhạ
This is my favorite vegetarian restaurant. Whenever I have vegetarian friends in town, I bring them here. From a quick glance at the outside, this restaurant looks like a house from the countryside. The fence is made from plants and the restaurant’s sign is a flat winnowing basket. Walk inside and you will find tables and chairs made from bamboo. I think I’ve tried all the dishes on the menu here, but I can’t recommend any specific dishes to you. All the food is great! One of the special things I like about this restaurant is that many dishes are made from leaves- different kind of leaves, some of them I didn’t even know are edible. And sure, they taste great.
Dìn Ký Hồng Hà Restaurant
127 Hồng Hà
Tradition food Vietnam, near my place, it takes 7minute drive on the same street.
Phở 10 Lý Quốc Sư
68 Lê Đức Thọ
Tradition food Vietnam, near my place, it takes 7minute drive on the same street.
Nhà Hàng Hoa viên Tri Kỷ
123 Hồng Hà
Pho Hoa is a hereditary brand that has lasted for decades in Saigon. The place serves Southern style pho with lots of fresh vegetables. Fair warning: the size of a bowl here is significantly bigger compared to other places. When it comes to the best pho in town, there is not a noodle lover who doesn’t know Pho Hoa. The menu here is more diverse and more abundant than that of the others. Besides traditional dishes, you can try out all kinds pho at this place, such as the chicken pho and the vegetarian pho. In fact, customers often order the special meal mixed with all kinds of meat at a price of 75,000 thousand VND/ a bowl.
143 locals recommend
Phở Hòa Pasteur
260C Pasteur
143 locals recommend
Pho Hoa is a hereditary brand that has lasted for decades in Saigon. The place serves Southern style pho with lots of fresh vegetables. Fair warning: the size of a bowl here is significantly bigger compared to other places. When it comes to the best pho in town, there is not a noodle lover who doesn’t know Pho Hoa. The menu here is more diverse and more abundant than that of the others. Besides traditional dishes, you can try out all kinds pho at this place, such as the chicken pho and the vegetarian pho. In fact, customers often order the special meal mixed with all kinds of meat at a price of 75,000 thousand VND/ a bowl.