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A reality series exploring Vietnamese street cuisine through the eyes of foreign hosts. Each episode highlights iconic local dishes from different regions, showcasing the everyday yet extraordinary flavours that define one of Southeast Asia’s most celebrated food cultures.

Latest Episodes

Crispy Bites Around Hanoi | Street Food

Culture & Tourism 11:47

Discover Hanoi's iconic afternoon snacks with hosts Trey and Huong Giang! From savory, golden "bánh gối" near local neighborhoods to crispy "bánh tôm" by West Lake Shrine, explore how these delicious fried treats reflect the vibrant culture, faith, and daily rhythm of the capital.

Hanoi's Sizzling Skillet | Street Food

Culture & Tourism 15:07

Hanoi - where even a familiar street food can come with a surprising twist. Bánh mì chảo takes the beloved Vietnamese sandwich and turns it into a sizzling skillet of pâté, eggs, beef, potatoes and rich sauce. Served piping hot with crispy bread for dipping, this local favourite brings together layers of flavours and textures - offering both visitors and locals a deliciously different way to enjoy bánh mì.

A Sip of Hanoi | Street Food

Culture & Tourism 17:50

Hanoi — a city where life happens on the streets. And sometimes, all it takes is a small plastic stool and a simple drink to bring people together. From morning tea stalls to sugarcane juice stands and the bustling lemon tea spots, these drinks offer a glimpse into how Hanoi’s street culture brings people together.

Da Nang Street Food Adventure | Street Food

Culture & Tourism 22:27

Da Nang — one of the most livable cities in Vietnam. Da Nang is famous for two things: beautiful beaches and seriously good food. Today we’re here for both. It's a true paradise for food lovers, packed with delicious dishes that capture the authentic flavours of Central Vietnam.

Many faces of Bánh Đúc | Street Food

Culture & Tourism 00:20

For generations, bánh đúc has been a humble staple that reflects the ingenuity of Vietnam's rice-growing civilisation. Made from simple ingredients, this silky rice cake takes on countless forms—served hot, chilled, or even as a refreshing salad. From rustic street stalls to family kitchens, each variation tells a story of regional flavours, local traditions, and everyday Vietnamese life.

Grilled Banana Sticky Rice - From Fire to Flavour | Street Food

Culture & Tourism 23:13

Grilled banana sticky rice is a humble snack found across many southern provinces and areas surrounding Hồ Chí Minh City. It was once named by the American news channel CNN as one of the world’s nine most beloved desserts, and can easily be found on the streets, from mobile vendors to local eateries. Let's follow our host, Vivian Dang, to explore the stories behind this dessert.

Bún Bò Huế – The Heat of the Ancient Capital | Street Food

Culture & Tourism 19:59

For many years, Huế has been known not only for its rich history and culture, but also for its distinctive cuisine. Rich in flavor and tradition, bún bò Huế is one of the city’s most beloved dishes. More than just a local specialty, it reflects the heritage and culinary identity of the ancient imperial capital, making it a true symbol of Central Việt Nam’s food culture.

Bánh Cuốn - Layers of Culture | Street Food

Culture & Tourism 20:44

Steam rises gently into the air. A delicate rice sheet appears, disappears, then forms again. Simple at first glance, yet carrying stories that run deep.

The essence of Huế cakes | Street Food

Culture & Tourism 22:00

For many years, Huế has been known not only for its rich history and culture, but also for its refined cuisine. Small and simple in appearance, Huế’s traditional cakes hold a very special place in the heart of the people of the ancient capital

Fried rice - The flavour of nightlife | Street Food

Culture & Tourism 11:46

As the night deepens, Hà Nội keeps moving. The laughter, the city’s sounds, the endless aroma of food, they’re all part of the city’s heartbeat. So next time you find yourself in Hà Nội after dark, follow the sound of the sizzling wok. Sit down, share a plate, and taste the smoky breath of the city itself.