The steaming Cô Lê canh bún bowl (pending the venue photo pass)
CANH BÚN CÔ LÊ · 133 HAI BA TRUNG · DISTRICT 1

The sidewalk's afternoon canh bún

Canh Bún Cô Lê at 133 Hai Ba Trung, District 1 — a 30-year sidewalk canh bún gánh: it opens every afternoon, every bowl loaded with crab paste, stir-fried snails, blood cake, pork cake, tofu; a light, sweet broth. The gánh sells out in 1–2 hours.

30-year gánh · sidewalk · every afternoon

Three things the afternoon gánh keeps

Thirty years on the Hai Ba Trung sidewalk — every afternoon the gánh opens, the crab-riêu pot steams, regulars settle on plastic stools for their afternoon bowl.

A 30-Year Sidewalk GánhOver 30 years — Cô Lê's canh bún gánh belongs to the 133 Hai Ba Trung sidewalk, regulars from one afternoon to the next.
Sold Out in 1–2 HoursThe gánh opens from around 16:00 and sells through in 1–2 hours — the crab-riêu pot steaming; the afternoon is the right time.
Light Sweet Broth, Loaded BowlA clear, sweet broth, firm crab paste, a loaded bowl: stir-fried snails, blood cake, pork cake, tofu.

Photos: pending the venue photo pass (10/2026).

Signature dishes · described, not priced

Three Cô Lê bowls

The quán hasn't published a price board — the three signature bowls fully described, prices never invented.

The Cô Lê full canh bún bowl (pending the venue photo pass)

Canh Bún Cô Lê

The gánh's full bowl: firm crab paste, fragrant stir-fried snails, blood cake, pork cake, tofu — thick noodles, crisp water spinach, a light sweet broth.

The Cô Lê crab-riêu canh bún bowl (pending the venue photo pass)

Crab-Riêu Canh Bún

For crab-paste lovers — firm riêu, fragrant crab fat, chả and blood cake on the side, a bright-sweet broth.

The Cô Lê snail canh bún bowl (pending the venue photo pass)

Snail Canh Bún

Fragrant stir-fried snails over the bowl — thick noodles soaking up the broth, crisp water spinach, light and sweet.

The story

The <em>30-year</em> sidewalk gánh

A 30-year canh bún gánh on the Hai Ba Trung sidewalk, District 1 — it opens every afternoon, the crab-riêu pot steams, and sells out in 1–2 hours.

The Canh Bún Cô Lê gánh on the 133 Hai Ba Trung sidewalk (pending the venue photo pass)
30 YEARS ON THE SIDEWALK

The gánh opens every afternoon

From around 16:00 the gánh opens at 133 Hai Ba Trung — the crab-riêu pot steams, the topping baskets line up, plastic stools gather.

The steaming Cô Lê canh bún bowl (pending the venue photo pass)
SOLD OUT IN 1–2 HOURS

Late arrivals wait till tomorrow

One to two hours and it's sold out — latecomers find the riêu pot scraped clean, and promise to come earlier tomorrow afternoon.

Iced tea at Canh Bún Cô Lê (pending the venue photo pass)
SIDEWALK ICED TEA

The iced tea habit

A steaming canh bún bowl, an iced tea — the afternoon habit of the Hai Ba Trung sidewalk.

Visit

Sidewalk 133, <em>Hai Ba Trung</em>

The gánh opens from around 16:00 every afternoon at 133 Hai Ba Trung, District 1 — come early to be sure of a bowl.

Address & hours

133 Hai Ba Trung, District 1, HCMC

Open from around 16:00 until sold out (pending verification).

Find the sidewalk in front of 133 Hai Ba Trung — the canh bún gánh, the steaming crab-riêu pot, the plastic stools: that's the quán.

CANH BÚN CÔ LÊ

Sold out every afternoon.