The 10 Tastings of Ho Chi Minh City With Locals: Private Street Food Tour

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Ben Thanh Market

Say hi to your host and get the perfect introduction to your food tour in Ho Chi Minh City as this market with a French backgroundRead moreMore about Ben Thanh Market

Ben Thanh Market

Keep exploring the Ben Thanh Market as you taste steamed flour rice cakes with dried shrimp. The English translation for this dish is “water fern cakes” and you’ll discover why the moment you see themRead moreMore about Ben Thanh Market

Ben Thanh Market

Taste a typical Hue snack, the shrimp, and pork tapioca dumplings that you can dip in nuoc mam pha, a combination of fish sauce, vinegar, shrimp stock, sugar, water, and fresh chilesRead moreMore about Ben Thanh Market

Mariamman Hindu Temple

Visit a temple built in the early 20th century by the Tamil for the Hindu goddess Mariamman and hear about its transformation throughout the yearsRead moreMore about Mariamman Hindu Temple

Tao Dan Park

Close to the Tao Dan Park, you will enjoy a classic tasting that’s a product of Vietnam’s colonial past, the Banh Mi, a sandwich that combines a crunchy French baguette with pork, pate and an ever-changing array of fresh vegetablesRead moreMore about Tao Dan Park

Independence Palace

Turtle Lake

Go to a historic place that combines, culture, history, and local life and that’s the place to go for young Saigonese looking to escape the heat and grab a snackRead moreMore about Turtle Lake

Saigon Square 3

Try a salad that mixes sweet and spicy in one plate, from shreds of young papaya, served in sour-sweet spicy sauce, topped with roasted peanut, Vietnamese basil, shrimp cracker, and most important beef jerky - it has it all! Close to Saigon Square 3Read moreMore about Saigon Square 3

Chợ Tân Định

Bite into a delicious Banh xeo, a pancake named after the loud sizzling sound it makes when the rice batter is poured into a hot skillet, Close to Tan Dinh MarketRead moreMore about Chợ Tân Định

Chợ Tân Định

Say cheers! And sip on a local Saigon beer brewed in Vietnam and produced by traditional fermentation methods. Close to Tan Dinh MarketRead moreMore about Chợ Tân Định

Chợ Tân Định

For a sweet treat, enjoy chè, a popular dessert made from kidney beans, jelly and coconut cream at the Tan Dinh Market. Grab a cup of Vietnamese coffee or tea as your host gives you more recommendations of things to do and eat in Ho Chi Minh City Read moreMore about Chợ Tân Định

Tan Dinh Church

Ever seen a pink church? This is your chance! Read moreMore about Tan Dinh Church