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Monthly Archives: July 2013
Getting Around Saigon
We didn’t know we’d be staying for much longer than 3 years in Vietnam so we didn’t really gave getting a car much thought. Had we known, we would have probably put a car in our budget. Don’t get me … Continue reading
Posted in Exploring Saigon, Getting Around
Tagged cab, Ho Chi Minh City, Mai Linh, motorbike, Saigon, taxi, Vietnam, xe om
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Taxis in Saigon
With family and friends visiting all the time, I’ve been often asked what is my trusted taxi service. And how does one get a taxi from the airport? Getting a taxi from the airport has been quite a concern especially … Continue reading
Posted in Exploring Saigon
Tagged Futa Taxi, Ho Chi Minh City, Mai Linh, Petrolimex, Saigon, Sasco, taxi, Vietnam, Vinasun, Vinataxi
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Nick Vujicic
I just realized why I have been avoiding bookstores — I spend way too much on books. 😦 I tried going electronic but it doesn’t seem satisfying reading that way. A couple of months ago, Christian speaker, Nick Vujicic visited … Continue reading
Posted in Exploring Saigon, Spills
Tagged books, Ho Chi Minh City, Limitless, Nick Vujicic, Saigon, Unstoppable, Vietnam, Vietnamese
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Le Petit Note from the Saigon Flea Market
Yesterday was the Saigon Flea Market at Boomarang in PMH. Given that it caters to the more younger crowd, I still wanted to check it out. I had to drag hubby to go with me. He thought I wouldn’t find … Continue reading
Posted in Exploring Saigon, Sharing Saigon
Tagged earrings, Le Petit Note, Saigon Flea Market
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Food Trip: Ashima Restaurant
Last night, I was catching up on Masterchef US episodes when they featured mushrooms as part of the cooking challenge. I loooove mushrooms and was salivating after the dishes the homecooks were preparing. And today, I found out that we … Continue reading
Posted in Gastronomic Delights
Tagged Ashima Restaurant, food, Ho Chi Minh City, mushrooms, Saigon, Vietnam
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Anh Does Vietnam
This is just too precious not to share. Comedian Anh Do, born in Vietnam and raised in Australia comes back to Vietnam to do a documentary of what could have been if he was raised here.
Posted in Exploring Saigon
Tagged Anh Do, comedian, documentary, Ho Chi Minh City, Saigon, Vietnam
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The 7 Studio
A few weeks ago I saw a shop being built and they were starting to cover the walls with artificial grass —Perplexed is the word — until I found out that the shop is The 7 Studio. I’ve been wanting … Continue reading
Posted in Exploring Saigon
Tagged Ho Chi Minh City, Phu My Hung, Saigon, The 7 Studio, Vietnam
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Food Trip: Cafe Tospia
Cafes seem to be popping up everywhere! Another addition to our neighborhood is Cafe Tospia owned by a Korean, Mr. Hong. Basically, they offer pressed sandwich, coffee, and juices. They have omurice though which I have yet to try! A … Continue reading
Posted in Gastronomic Delights
Tagged cafe, Cafe Tospia, Coffee, District 7, Ho Chi Minh City, juice, Phu My Hung, pressed sandwich, Saigon, sandwiches, Sky Garden, Vietnam
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July Oi!
Oi has once again came up with an eye-catching cover featuring a circus folk from the HCMC Circus performing at the Gia Dinh Park in Phu Nhuan. I found the stories of the people behind the circus quite interesting and … Continue reading
Sunflower Art
I’ve been always quite jealous of District 2 with it having the art studio, Vin Space. It really is a terrific place to learn about art — especially for the kids. So imagine my joy when Sunflower Art opened just … Continue reading
Posted in Exploring Saigon
Tagged art, Ho Chi Minh City, kids, Phu My Hung, Saigon, school, Sky Garden, Sunflower Art, Vietnam
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