Cà phê sữa đá (Vietnamese iced coffee) is a traditional Vietnamese iced coffee drink made with sweetened condensed milk using a drip filter to brew the coffee. It is very strong and will keep you up all night.

Cháo is a Vietnamese rice porridge which is also eaten in other Asian countries. There are many different ways to prepare this porridge and it’s easily digested which makes it a favorite food for those who are sick.

Chè is a traditional Vietnamese sweet beverage, dessert soup or pudding that often contains mung beans, coconut cream, jelly, etc. There is a wide variety of Chè to choose from.

Trà sữa (Bubble Tea) is a favorite drink that young people like to enjoy. This drink comes from Taiwan and is usually ordered with chewy tapioca balls, fruit jelly or pudding. There are many flavors like matcha, lynchee, honeydew, passion fruit and more.

Mì gói is the Vietnamese term for instant noodles. It is cheap, quick and easy to cook full of MSG that can be cooked with meats and vegetables. Just boil some water, crack an egg and you got yourself a meal!