How Much We Spend In A Day Living In Vietnam - Da Nang

A family of three documents their daily food spending in Da Nang, Vietnam, visiting four local eateries. They start with cao lau, a Hoi An specialty with thick noodles and pork, costing 100,000 VND (about $4) for two dishes. Next, they enjoy coffee and cake at a large, dinosaur-themed cafe. Lunch is com tam (broken rice with pork, eggs, and soup) for 75,000 VND (about $3) for two plates. They finish with banh beo (steamed rice cakes) at 2,500 VND (10 cents) each, noting it is kid-friendly. The total daily food spend is approximately $10. The video emphasizes eating at busy local spots to ensure food freshness and avoid food poisoning. The family also discusses the current cooler weather in Da Nang and mentions working on a brand collaboration. The content is practical for budget-conscious travelers or families considering a move to Vietnam.

Key Facts

1. Cao lau for two dishes: 100,000 VND (~$4)
2. Com tam for two plates: 75,000 VND (~$3)
3. Banh beo per bowl: 2,500 VND (10 cents)
4. Total daily food spend for family of three: ~$10
5. Cao lau is a Hoi An specialty, about 30 minutes from Da Nang