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Starbucks is everywhere in the world, but Vietnam's Starbucks offers limited menu items and local goods you won't find in Japan. From twists on traditional Vietnamese coffee to tumblers and mugs that make great travel keepsakes, the enjoyment of Vietnam's Starbucks...

For more on Vietnamese cafés, see our gallery page on King Coffee — a global brand founded by a Trung Nguyen co-founder. From a cup enjoyed in a café to instant coffee to take home: King Coffee...

The familiar green logo arrived in coffee-mad Vietnam in 2013. Starbucks Vietnam has built its presence in a country crowded with local cafés, armed with consistent quality and distinctive brand strength. Alongside the global standards, Vietnamese coffee ...

Vietnam’s coffee king, Trung Nguyên. King Coffee was launched single-handedly by Le Hoang Diep Thao — a co-founder of that company, also called the “Queen of Coffee.” Built around premium Robusta, it sends “Made in Vietnam” coffee out to the world ...

Vietnamese coffee, popular for its rich flavor and distinctive sweetness. Instant coffee that lets you easily recreate that authentic local taste at home is drawing attention. Being able to enjoy authentic Vietnamese coffee just by pouring hot water—on a busy morning or during relaxing time—is appealing, isn't it? This...

A complete guide introducing dried fruit popular as Vietnam souvenirs. We organize the characteristics by type such as mango and dragon fruit, the differences in taste, where to buy them at the airport and in the city, and how to choose with fewer mistakes—putting together practical information so even first-timers can choose with confidence.

We take a detailed look at why nuts make a great Vietnamese souvenir, along with popular products and where to buy them. From the features of staples like cashews and macadamias, to where you can buy them at the airport and in the city, to how to choose without going wrong, it's a practical guide that lets even first-timers choose with confidence.

We explain in detail why tea is recommended as a Vietnam souvenir. Sorting out local brands' features, flavor differences, places to buy at the airport and around town, and points on how to choose, we clearly sum up how to pick tea souvenirs without failing, even for first-timers.

A clear explanation of how to buy a SIM card usable in Vietnam. It lays out how to buy at the airport and at city shops, typical prices, and the differences among major carriers. A practical guide beginners can use without getting lost, covering everything from purchase cautions to phone setup and how to handle connection troubles.

A thorough local-eye rundown of the local food to enjoy at Ho Chi Minh's markets. Centering on Ben Thanh Market and local markets, it introduces 12 specialty dishes that locals frequent. A practical guide covering how to order, typical prices, how to judge hygiene, and tips so even beginners can enjoy it with peace of mind.