3 places curated from 9 travel vlogs — the more a spot gets mentioned, the higher it ranks
A covered, hawker-style food market with a wide variety of stalls, including pho, seafood, shellfish and barbecue. It is a good one-stop spot for drinks and dinner, even in the rain.
An authentic sidewalk breakfast spot with tiny stools, known for op la: fried eggs with ham and grilled onions served in a pan with bread.
One of Saigon's most famous banh mi shops, serving oversized sandwiches packed with pate, cold cuts, pork floss and roast pork. The vegetables come on the side so you build the sandwich yourself.