After many days in Vietnam, you will also miss your Local foods (filipino foods). So we were "uberly" delighted when we saw the Jolibee Fastfood Restaurant somewhere in the streets of Vietnam, Saigon.
We also tried having our dinner at the Night Market in Saigon, Vietnam and damn! Their foods are great! I think we had our dinner here 3 times already! And I was amazed at how beautiful their food presentation is and how affordable! It already feels like eating in a class A restaurant, minus the Ambiance. :) Sure is one the Best Places To Eat In Vietnam.
Here are some snapshots I got around Vietnam, Saigon on our Bus Tour to the Underground Cu Chi Tunnels. I also took a picture of our very talkative tour guide who explained the history of Vietnam and how they were colonized by the Americans.
Viet-Niem-Sai-Nhan-Dan. I just don't remember this place.. hmmm.. I just thought that the place was cool so I took a picture of it. hehehe! But I do remember that this place was near the Independent Palace. :)
This was our first day in Vietnam and we had our first taste of Vietnamese food at a Noodle Restaurant near our hotel in Pham Ngu Lao street. The Vietnamese noodles were great so we sure had a very good breakfast that time.
This is the Ben Thanh Market In Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. This is one of the cleanest Market I've ever seen in my entire lifetime! I bought some Vietnamese Figurines for a very reasonable price too!
This is the Notre Dame Cathedral In Vietnam Saigon. The first Catholic Church we found and went to in Vietnam.
When we decided to go inside to pray, the lady guarding the entrance stopped us because we all look like tourists. She thought that we're just gonna take pictures inside while the mass is going on. And since she can't understand english, we just made a sign of the cross to let her know that we're not there to take pictures but to pray and it sure was effective!
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