What's up guys, it's Cory here.
In this video, I'm going to show you what the Nha Trang night market looks like.
It's not a special market or anything, it's actually quite small.
But, it is a place worth visiting just one time if you happen to walk by it and you have some free time to kill.
It's full of touristy trinkets and over-priced goods, and no actual street food.
Only a small food court that's not worth eating at.
Luckily though, there is some awesome Che dessert at the end of the market.
Ok, I'm going to try some of the Che Buoi.
And Buoi is pomelo.
They kind of like jellify it somehow, I don't know what the process is.
So it kind of removes the bitterness of the pomelo's skin.
And it becomes sweet and a little bit crunchy.
And there's also some mung bean in here.
And coconut milk, sugar, and a lot of ice.
So all of these different things creates this goopy, oozey... I don't know.
But it smells really nice, definitely smells like coconut more than anything else.
I want to get a piece of that buoi, and the mung bean.
And some ice. Alright, here we go.
It's such a nice cool, actually cold
more than cold, really cold, refreshing snack.
I can totally see this being my go-to thing in hot summer days.
Or just all the time, because it's really good.
Since the night market doesn't really have any street food, we decided to check out some of the
stuff on the sidewalks right outside the market, like this.
Ok guys, this is Banh Bon Bon,
and you can see there's the crushed peanut on top, and underneath all of this,
there's these little balls.
And they're covered in coconut.
Oh my god, woah!
It's really salty!
I was not expecting the salty.
The peanut is mixed with salt.
It's crushed up and then it's coated on top.
Good coconut. It tastes like some kind of
rice cake jelly, I don't know, it's really hard to place.
But very tasty, and slightly salty.
This lady is just selling squid on a little rack right on the back of her motorcycle.
That is street food... as street as it gets.
While a street food lobster feast sounds like a good idea,
you're probably better off eating lobster in an actual restaurant.
The price will be about the same, and you'll probably get a much fresher lobster.
The more you walk around, the more street food you're going to see, so definitely try everything that looks good.
Alright, I picked up some passion fruit juice.
She did put in a lot of the kind of like sugar syrup stuff in there,
but that helps, you know, to sweeten up the drink to counteract
how sour the passion fruit is by itself.
But yeah, so sugar water, plus the passion fruit,
plus ice, kind of waters it down, and it becomes a really nice refreshing beverage.
Ahhh
Really good.
There's a lot of different fruit vendors, and massage parlors
and restaurants down the alley where our hotel is.
Lot of street food and stuff.
And most of these places cater towards Russian and Chinese tourists.
For example, you can see there's Russian everywhere,
and then up over here you can see there's Chinese.
Yeah, that's like the majority of the tourists you're going to see in Nha Trang.
Alright guys, that was just a quick little preview of Nha Trang at night, with some of the street food
plus the night market. Hopefully you enjoyed this like really cool
really quick
street food at night in Nha Trang video, with the night market.
Yeah. Thanks for watching guys, we'll see you later. Bye!