Asia - Binh Quoi Tourist Village – Ho Chi Minh City

<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2"> it is called Binh Quoi Tourist Village, but this government-operated open-air array of 50 food stalls, clustered along the Saigon River in Ho Chi Minh City, is visited more often by Vietnamese than by foreigners. For just a single 70,000 dong ($4.50 US) ticket, visitors get unlimited access to culinary specialties from all over Vietnam, all perfectly prepared. </font>

From Saveur magazine Jan/Feb 2004 issue

I've experienced this.
What makes it interesting is that for stalls that serve dishes from a particular region of Vietnam (i.e. North, Central, South) they also wear the attire as well as service you in the same customary manner that corresponds accordingly to that region.
Great atmosphere for get-togethers with family and/or friends.