Street food in Vietnam with Saigon Street Eats Tour

Carmen and Dave from http://www.double-barrelledtravel.com go on a Saigon Street Eats tour of Ho Chi Minh City. Join them as they taste the delicious street food Saigon has to offer. From the blog: Keen to find out more about Vietnam, its people, and its food, Carmen and I tagged along on a tour of Ho Chi Minh City’s tastiest morsels run by Saigon Street Eats, which began in a local Pho restaurant. Phở (pronounced like ‘fur’, but clipped short) is the national dish of Vietnam. Like the debate over whether to put jam or cream on scones first in the UK, this delicious noodle soup can be served plain or with garnishes of lettuce, spring onion and fragrant herbs like basil and mint. “People in the north of Vietnam don’t like the herbs.” Our guide, Vu, is from the south of the country and says how a person likes their Pho tells you a lot about their background. “I’m from Ho Chi Minh City so I like to load the soup up. It’s good for you. We think it’s like a medicine, especially if you ar