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Many vendors start operating around 1:30 p.m. and stay open until around 11 p.m. They sell snails, noodle soup, fried chicken and fried rice, offal stew, vermicelli, porridge, sweet dessert soup, and spring rolls. The reasonable prices of the meals draw a lot of repeat customers. Market 200 is named as such because it is situated on Alley 200, according to Minh Tri, a resident of District 4.
Guests also joke that in this market, you can eat till you’re satisfied for only VND200,000 ($8.53). “People say the food here is affordable, cheap and delicious,” he said. “Despite the fact that many dishes have seen price increases, if you know what to order, you can still enjoy a range of foods at an average price of VND20,000-30,000 ($0.85-1.28) per dish.”
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