Prepare yourself to drool over these 41 meals, each featuring mouthwatering photos, details, and where you can eat it.
I've also included some of my personal travel eating tips and answered some of your top questions... like "Mark, how do you make money to travel?".
Banh mi is one of Vietnam’s most famous foods. But along with banh mi, just about on every corner of Saigon, another dish I kept noticing looked like it had very similar ingredients as a banh mi pate, but instead…
When you travel, few things can bring about better experiences than setting off by foot to explore, especially at local fresh morning markets. After an hour or so of navigating the narrow, and always busy lanes of one of the…
Are you ready for some action? Saigon (also officially known as Ho Chi Minh City or locally in Vietnamese as Sài Gòn) is Vietnam’s most booming up and coming city, a places where the action never stops. In this post I’m…
In Saigon (Ho Chi Minh City), just like with banh mi, you’ll have a hard time walking more than a block or two without stumbling into the next pho restaurant. And sometimes you’ll smell it before you see it. Though…
Before taking my most recent trip to Saigon, I didn’t know just how many different types of Vietnamese noodle soups existed. And even after eating numerous different types of soup, with many diverse flavors, I’ve barely scratched the surface of…
Soup noodle dishes are some of the most famous things to eat in Vietnam. And there’s no denying they are delicious. But there are other dishes, like minced meat wrapped in herbaceous leaves and grilled over charcoal, known as bo…
One of the greatest things about Saigon are the never ending mazes of back-lanes and alleys. Why? Not just because they are alleys, and alleys are nice. But because alleys in Saigon, Vietnam, are always filled with life, local markets,…
Although food is the reason I travel, I rarely eat desserts. I’ve never been a big sweets eater, and so I typically prefer to use all my stomach capacity on more rice, meat, vegetables, and bowls of noodles than on…
