$20 in Saigon — Street Food ALL DAY Under $1

Street Food ALL DAY Under $1:    • $20 in Saigon — Street Food ALL DAY Under $1   every dish MUST cost under $1. All day in Saigon. What I thought would be impossible turned out to be the easiest challenge I've ever attempted — because in Saigon, under $1 a dish isn't a challenge. It's just Tuesday. 🍜 20 stops. Sunrise to midnight. Every single dish under $1. Here's what $20 actually buys you in Saigon: → $0.65 Banh Mi — TasteAtlas Top 10 Best Street Foods on Earth → $0.80 Banh Trang Nuong — "Vietnamese Pizza" off a charcoal cart → $0.90 Pho at a 5AM alley stall locals have eaten at for 30 years → $0.84 Xoi Bap — sticky corn rice, Saigon's most famous street cart → $0.95 Com Tam — MICHELIN Bib Gourmand-quality broken rice for $1 → $0.80 Che Thap Cam — sweet Vietnamese dessert soup, 10 ingredients → $0.75 Nuoc Mia — fresh sugarcane juice pressed in front of you → $0.30 Bia Hoi — Saigon's legendary fresh street beer → $0.80 Bot Chien — fried rice cakes with egg from a Chinese family stall → $0.85 Banh Khot — crispy coconut pancakes from a hidden market stall ...and 10 more stops from breakfast to midnight 💵 Most locals eat full meals here for 15,000–25,000 VND — that's $0.60–$1.00 USD. This city runs on food that costs less than a stick of gum back home. And it's some of the best food on the planet. The final tally? I ate 20 dishes across 18 hours in Saigon. I still had about $3 left over. This city is unreal. 🔔 Subscribe — new city every week on Traveling & Eating! #VietnamStreetFood #SaigonStreetFood #Under1Dollar #Vietnam #Saigon #HoChiMinhCity #BanhMi #Pho #ComTam 0:00 The $20 Rule: Every Dish Under $1, ALL Day in Saigon 0:50 Stop 1 — $0.90 Pho at a Hidden Alley Stall Open Since 1990 1:40 Stop 2 — $0.65 Banh Mi — World's Best Sandwich Under a Dollar 2:30 Stop 3 — $0.84 Xoi Bap — Sticky Corn Rice, Saigon's Most Famous Cart 3:20 Stop 4 — $0.80 Ca Phe Sua Da — Vietnamese Iced Coffee That Destroys Starbucks 4:10 Stop 5 — $0.95 Banh Cuon — Steamed Rice Rolls Tourists Always Walk Past 5:00 Stop 6 — $0.80 Banh Trang Nuong — "Vietnamese Pizza" off a Charcoal Cart 5:50 Stop 7 — $0.70 Goi Cuon — 3 Fresh Spring Rolls, Hoisin Peanut Sauce 6:40 Stop 8 — $0.95 Com Tam — MICHELIN Bib Gourmand Broken Rice Under $1 7:30 Stop 9 — $0.75 Nuoc Mia — Fresh Sugarcane Juice Pressed in Front of You 8:20 MIDPOINT CHECK — $20 Balance — Can I Actually Run Out of Money?? 9:10 Stop 10 — $0.85 Banh Trang Tron — Spicy Rice Paper Salad, Student Alley 10:00 Stop 11 — $0.80 Bot Chien — Fried Rice Cakes with Egg, 40-Year Chinese Stall 10:50 Stop 12 — $0.95 Bun Thit Nuong — Cold Grilled Pork Noodles in District 1 11:40 Stop 13 — $0.90 Che Thap Cam — Sweet Dessert Soup with 10 Ingredients 12:30 Stop 14 — $0.85 Banh Khot — Mini Crispy Coconut Pancakes, Hidden Market 13:20 Stop 15 — $0.95 Hu Tieu — The Noodle Soup Saigon Runs On 14:10 Stop 16 — $0.80 Chuoi Nep Nuong — Grilled Banana Sticky Rice, Coconut Milk 15:00 Stop 17 — $0.85 Bap Xao — Butter Corn with Dried Shrimp, Night Cart 15:50 Stop 18 — $0.80 Oc Luoc — Boiled Street Snails in Lemongrass & Chili 16:40 Stop 19 — $0.30 Bia Hoi — Saigon's Legendary 30-Cent Fresh Street Beer 17:30 Stop 20 — The Last Dollar — Final Dish Before the Sun Comes Up 18:20 FINAL TALLY — I Ate ALL DAY in Saigon on $20 — Here's What Happened ⚠️ DISCLAIMER: All footage is historical. These activities are illegal and extremely dangerous. Do not attempt. This video is for documentary and educational purposes only. 🔔 Subscribe for for more brutal motorcycle truths nobody else will tell you. Keep the rubber on the road. Copyright Disclaimer We do not fully own the material compiled in this video. It belongs to individuals or organizations that deserve respect. We use under: Copyright disclaimer section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976. "Fair Use" is allowed for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching. scholarships and research. Please contact us directly and let us know. --------------