Street food dining pervades throughout every neighborhood and district in Ho Chi Minh City. Hundreds of these roadside eateries offering cheap and delicious food can be found alongside pedestrian walks and alleyways in this populous city of 8.2 million people. Street food dining represents more than just low-priced meals served in very short waiting time. It also provides consumers the ambience, atmosphere, and environment to watch the world go by while enjoying their meals.
Pork noodle soup is commonly found in street food dining
Diners are seated on low plastic stools with equally low dining tables. Some of the more popular local dishes such as beef noodles, sticky rice, fried pork cutlet or lemongrass chicken baguette, chicken bamboo shoot egg noodle soup, and roll cake are offered in most street corner eateries. In recent years, more tourists and foreign residents have been spotted to opt for street food dining, which is an intrinsic part of the Vietnamese culture.
Fried pork cutlet with rice is a popular Vietnamese dish in street food dining
White cabbage salad with chicken and fish cake is another favorite hit in street food dining