The story

The Ngoc Huong stall

Ngoc Huong began as a stall inside Nguyen Van Troi market with a simple belief: the chả must be homemade, the riêu must be real crab. Every dawn the chả is made at the stall; the crab-riêu pot boils from the market’s first hour; scallion oil sizzles fragrant. Regulars come for the steaming canh bún bowl amid the market rhythm — and return for the homemade chả.

The Canh Bun Ngoc Huong stall (pending the venue photo pass)
209/38 LE VAN SY

A stall in the market

Canh Bun Ngoc Huong at 209/38 Le Van Sy — a canh bún stall inside Nguyen Van Troi market, District 3.

Inside the Ngoc Huong stall (pending the venue photo pass)
HOMEMADE CHẢ

Hands that make the chả

Every dawn the chả is kneaded and made at the stall — never bought ready-made, never pre-packed.

Iced tea at the Ngoc Huong stall (pending the venue photo pass)
HOT BOWL, ICED TEA

The market iced tea

A steaming canh bún bowl, an iced tea — the morning-market habit.

“Homemade chả, real crab.”Canh Bun Ngoc Huong, Nguyen Van Troi market

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

CANH BÚN NGỌC HƯƠNG

Homemade chả, real crab.