Vietnam is in the top ten destinations for street-foods in the world

Recently, Vietnamese street foods were recognized as one of the top ten gastronomical experiences by the renowned online travel magazine Lonely Planet in 2025.

According to Lonely Planet, the most effective way to explore a new destination's cuisine is to participate in walking tours around the city, led by knowledgeable tour guides who can introduce you to the most beloved street food vendors and eateries.

For those looking to indulge in Vietnamese street cuisine, the magazine recommends starting your culinary adventure at Chau Long Fresh Market, situated in the vibrant Old Quarter of Hanoi. Along your journey, must-try dishes include Pho Bo (beef pho), Banh Xeo (Vietnamese sizzling pancakes), and Banh Cuon (steamed rice rolls). A delightful conclusion to your tour is suggested at Duy Tri Coffee, located at 43A Yen Phu, where visitors can savor the iconic egg coffee of Hanoi and a unique yogurt coffee.

In addition to Vietnamese street foods, the article highlights other global culinary delights such as Gastown's craft beers in Vancouver, Canada; the culinary market bridging two continents in Istanbul, Turkey; French street food; traditional Italian dishes along the shores of the North Sea in San Francisco; diverse street foods in Georgetown, Penang; dining at the iconic Brick Lane in London; street food experiences in Hobart, Tasmania; and Mexican street snacks paired with the renowned coffee, cheese, and beer of Wellington, New Zealand.