Places to eat in Vietnam · Evening
Pho Hoa Pasteur
One of Saigon's most famous pho institutions, serving southern-style pho on Pasteur street for decades.
Van Don Snail Alley
Alley cluster of budget snail and seafood stalls, open afternoon into night.
3rd generationVit Nau Chao Thanh Giao
Duck braised with fermented tofu, a dish tied to Can Tho cooking.
Since 1982Che Ong Lac
Old-school, budget Hue sweet soups for an evening dessert stop.
Nem Nuong Ba Hung
One of the long-standing nem nuong names associated with Da Lat.
Banh Mi Madam Khanh
Very well-known family-run banh mi shop that is still a small operation.
Bun Cha Huong Lien
Long-running bun cha shop well known with locals.
Thang Co A Quynh
A specific address to try thang co, the highland stew, in Sa Pa.
Bánh tráng nướng at Hồ Con Rùa
Evening vendors grilling rice-paper “pizza” around the Turtle Lake roundabout.
Nem Nuong Phu Phuong
Nem nuong shop with a less tourist-brand feel.
Nem Nuong Thanh Van
A familiar name for nem nuong, Can Tho's grilled sausage rolls.
Hanoi Free Walking Tours (student food tour)
Student-run club since 2012 offering tip-based Old Quarter walks, including street-food tours.
Café Đinh
Tiny upstairs café by Hoàn Kiếm lake known for egg coffee and egg cocoa.
Café Phố Cổ
Hidden café reached through a shop on Hàng Gai, with a rooftop over Hoàn Kiếm lake.
The Note Coffee
Café covered floor to ceiling in visitors' sticky notes, facing the lake.
Kem Bo Thanh Thao
Long-popular avocado ice cream stop at 76 Nguyen Van Troi.
Banh Mi Phuong
Famous Hoi An banh mi shop, useful as a well-known reference point.
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