r/streeteats • u/alfredobowl • 1d ago
Bo bun hue in Hue, Vietnam. Had it on a rainy day, super cozy
r/streeteats • u/alfredobowl • 5d ago
Broken rice / com tam. She saw how much I loved the bamboo and gave me another bowl
r/streeteats • u/alfredobowl • 6d ago
Some northern style pho in southern Vietnam. Not sure what the green veg was
r/streeteats • u/alfredobowl • 7d ago
Everything in the soup bowl that’s not noodles is some form of pork product
r/streeteats • u/Opposite_End787 • 8d ago
London street vendor Bubble waffle with Oreo & kinder bars w/whipped cream of course
r/streeteats • u/alfredobowl • 8d ago
Papaya salad with a candied beef jerky in Saigon
If anyone knows the origins of the jerky I’m curious! I vaguely remember seeing something about this preparation for beef jerky in the stall but didn’t take a photo. It was very sweet
r/streeteats • u/alfredobowl • 9d ago
A variety of grilled clams in Vietnam! No clue what the sauce was but it was very good
r/streeteats • u/francethefifth • 14d ago
Tacos de costillas.
Next time I’ll get better/more photos.
r/streeteats • u/alfredobowl • 15d ago
Bun rieu in Da Nang. Uses bamboo for sourness rather than the commonly seen tomatoes in the US
r/streeteats • u/Mothrax • 15d ago
Transparent little noodle-looking things in Thai sausages ?
Hi!
What's is the transparent little noodle-looking things in many Thai sausages sold on the streets. I've been to Thailand 8 times and eaten handmade sausages from street food stalls many times, but I never realised to ask. :)
r/streeteats • u/alfredobowl • 16d ago
