It doesn't look like much, but this piece of chocolate cake isn't a very common sight in Saigon, especially in the neighborhood where we're staying. Baked goods generally aren't, and neither is anything else with butter or cheese. On Sunday we decided to go to a French bistro downtown to get some comfort food. Specifically, in my case, before this desert, I had a French bread sandwich with salmon, olives and cheese on it. It cost $4, making it the single most expensive menu item I've had in Vietnam, but it was worth it.
