Bentan Market, a representative traditional market in Ho Chi Minh City. In Korea, it seems to be the Gwangjang Market in Seoul. Maybe it's because I went early in the morning. Although there are all kinds of goods, the good thing here is food. Between the shops selling a variety of miscellaneous goods, there are small shops selling Vietnamese foods they usually eat. It feels like a tteokbokki restaurant in front of school when I was in elementary school. Maybe it's because there are a lot of tourists, and we are also preparing a menu in multiple languages. I was worried that I would be ripped off, but the price was relatively transparent, and the attitude toward tourists was very friendly. I don't know the name, but ... Vietnamese food is very strange, but it seems to suit Korean tastes well.