Ho Chi Minh Food Feed

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3Cơm Tấm Ba GhiềnOne pork chop covers the plate — a cơm tấm shop on the Bib Gourmand list three years running3Phở MinhDown an alley, shut by ten in the morning, brewing since the 1950s3Bánh Mì Huỳnh HoaSix layers in one roll — the maximum version of the Saigon bánh mì3Bún Bò Huế 14BThe one place in this city that does a proper bowl of bún bò Huế, down a District 4 lane3Há Cảo Kiều KýMorning dim sum in Chợ Lớn — six prawn dumplings for 30,000₫3Phở LệOpen till ten in Chợ Lớn — a cash-only Bib Gourmand phở house3Cơm Gà Đông NguyênA Hainanese chicken rice house in Chợ Lớn, open since 19453Chung cư 42 Nguyễn HuệNine floors of a 1960s apartment block, turned into cafes one flat at a time3Social Club Rooftop BarRestaurant on 23, rooftop bar on 24 — District 3 from the edge of an infinity pool3Blank Lounge — Landmark 81Vietnam's highest lounge — the Saigon River from floors 75 and 763The Deck SaigonA timber deck at the water's edge — Thảo Điền's sunset table3Secret Garden RestaurantFourth-floor roof of an old building — plastic chairs, potted plants, home cooking3Cà Phê Vợt Ba LùOpens at two in the morning — a seventy-year-old Chinese coffee stall in a Chợ Lớn market lane3Ănăn SaigonThe city's only MICHELIN star — three narrow floors above a market lane3Nén LightA kitchen that rewrites its whole menu every four months — Nén Da Nang's Saigon sister3Cục Gạch QuánHome cooking inside a rebuilt hundred-year-old French villa — Bib Gourmand3Hum GardenA vegetarian table in a garden — four straight years on the Bib Gourmand list3Hủ Tiếu Sa Tế Quảng KýHere the satay goes in the broth, not on a skewer — eighty years of Teochew noodles in Chợ Lớn3Du thuyền sông Sài Gòn — Bonsai CruiseDeparts at seven — the only way to get the whole skyline into one frame3Chợ Hồ Thị KỷA wholesale flower market by day, the city's biggest food alley from three in the afternoon3Ốc Oanh — đường Vĩnh KhánhDistrict 4's snail street — order a plate, then another, and the evening stretches3Sủi Cảo Thiên Thiên — đường Hà Tôn QuyềnSeven hundred metres of dumpling shops, open till half past one3Phố đi bộ Bùi ViệnClosed to traffic Friday to Sunday, seven at night until two — the backpacker street3Chợ đêm Bến ThànhWhen the market hall shuts, the stalls go up on the two streets outside3Chợ Bình TâyChợ Lớn's wholesale market — noodle and congee carts from two in the morning3Cà Phê Cheo LeoStrained through cloth since 1938 — closed on the 1st and the 15th3Chè Hà KýForty Chinese sweet soups laid out on one counter — you order by pointing3Maison Marou SaigonMekong Delta cacao roasted by origin and turned into bars on the premises3The Workshop CoffeeUp one flight in an old building — where Vietnamese specialty coffee started here3Cà Phê VợtOpen around the clock since 1950 — the cloth-filter shop that never shuts

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