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Kem Vi Bon (Kem Vi Bổn), an ice pop shop in Tan Dinh, Ho Chi Minh City, was featured by English-language outlet Saigoneer on September 22, 2026. Founded in 1958 (Saigoneer's wording is "nearly 70 years"). Prices are 4,000 VND per stick for kumquat (tắc) flavor, and 7,000 VND for other flavors…

A cake covered in dense black fuzzy balls has started appearing in the display cases of a Hanoi confectionery shop. At first glance resembling a clump of human hair, the item has been described on social media as "instantly killing your appetite," yet it has racked up hundreds of thousands of views and become a talking point among younger generations. The item is actually a Chinese-style...

Hue's hometown sweet banh ram it goes viral on North American TikTok. We introduce the wonder of the crisp-and-chewy texture of the fried mochi as the next Vietnamese confection to target for souvenirs and mail order.