Ho Chi Minh City's Beloved 'Bot Chien' Stall Reopens After Hiatus
After a nearly five-month hiatus, the "Dat Thanh" bot chien stall, a beloved fixture in Ho Chi Minh City for over 30 years, has reopened. The family-run establishment has scaled down operations and is now primarily serving takeout, drawing crowds nostalgic for its signature crispy yet soft fried rice flour cakes.
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