Sweet Endings, Bold Beginnings

Vietnam’s street food isn’t just about savory—it’s a sweet finale and a bold morning kickstart. From creamy chè to steamy phở at dawn, these dishes bookend your day with flavor. Ready to indulge? Travelook’s eSIM and guides will lead you to Vietnam’s tastiest starts and finishes.

Sweet Endings: Desserts to Savor

Wrap up your day with these street-side sweets:

• Chè Ba Màu (HCMC) A rainbow of mung bean, coconut milk, and jelly, served ice-cold at Ben Thanh Market. ~$1.
• Kem Xôi (Hanoi) Sticky rice topped with coconut ice cream, a creamy-crunchy treat in the Old Quarter. ~$1.50.
• Bánh Flan (Da Lat) Silky caramel custard sold by night market vendors, perfect with a chilly breeze. ~$1.

Chè Ba Màu

Pro Tip: Travelook’s guides pinpoint the best chè stalls, from Saigon to Da Nang.

Bold Beginnings: Breakfasts to Fuel Your Day

Start strong with these morning classics:

• Phở Gà (Hanoi) Chicken noodle soup, light yet soul-warming, found in early morning alleys. ~$2.
• Bánh Mì Trứng (Hoi An) Crusty bread with a fried egg and chili, grabbed near the night market. ~$1.
• Xôi Gà (Mekong Delta) Sticky rice with shredded chicken, a Can Tho staple. ~$1.50.

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Travelook: Your Foodie Compass

Savor every moment with ease:

• eSIM Map hidden dessert stalls or breakfast spots with instant data. From $5/week.
• eVisa Hop to Cambodia for num pang or Laos for sticky rice sweets.
• Guides Find top chè and phở haunts in every province.

Final Bite: Start and End with Flavor

From sweet chè to bold phở, Vietnam’s streets deliver joy from dawn to dusk. With Travelook, you’ll chase every sugary finish and hearty start. Visit Travelook.vn for eSIM, eVisa, and guides to Vietnam’s tastiest moments.