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Monthly Archives: January 2014
Cua Dong and Traditional Tet Food
On the second to the last day of work for the Lunar New Year, I dragged myself to the office thinking that the whole office would be like a ghost town with everyone off to their Tet holiday. But… no. … Continue reading
Posted in Gastronomic Delights
Tagged Cua Dong, Ho Chi Minh City, Saigon, Tet, Traditional Tet Meal, Vietnam
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It’s the Year of the Horse!
Nguyen Hue Flower Festival will be open to the public starting tomorrow, January 28 (7pm) till February 3, 2014 (10pm). This photo was taken a few days ago. I dropped by today and the place is all ready! There were … Continue reading
Posted in Event, Exploring Saigon
Tagged Crescent Mall, Flower Festival, Ho Chi Minh City, Nguyen Hue, Saigon, Tet, Vietnam
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Things You’d Get On Tet
Apart from the bonus working people get for Tet, what else can you expect to get? Li Xi Money or Lucky Money. This one’s usually given to children by the adults. But it’s not unusual to give Li Xi Money … Continue reading
Posted in Exploring Saigon, Spills
Tagged gifts, Ho Chi Minh City, li xi, Saigon, Tet, Vietnam
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A Foggy Saigon Morning
Our Saturday morning bike group met up at 5:30 AM to start out early. The big guys would be doing a longer route after breakfast at Mimi’s. They covered around 60 kilometers and reached District 9. As the sun rose, we … Continue reading
Quan Bui
On the first day of work for 2014, our office had lunch at Quan Bui. It’s located in a 3-floor building with an open first floor.The second and third floors are ideal for big groups. Our foodie certified office mate, … Continue reading
Posted in Gastronomic Delights
Tagged Ho Chi Minh City, Quan Bui, Saigon, Vietnam, Vietnamese Cuisine
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Thanh Nien Restaurant
Last week’s team dinner was brought to us by Thanh Nien Restaurant behind Diamond Plaza. Love the perks of being with my office mates. I honestly wouldn’t have found this place. And since it was night time when we went … Continue reading
Posted in Gastronomic Delights
Tagged buffet, District 1, Ho Chi Minh City, Saigon, Thanh Nien Restaurant, Vietnam, Vietnamese Cuisine
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Cool Cooler Covers
So the other day I walked into our office pantry to get some water and was greeted with a bejeweled water cooler. I actually did a double take and thought to myself, “Am I in the right office?” 😛 But … Continue reading
Posted in Spills
Tagged Cooler Coverz, Ho Chi Minh City, Saigon, Vietnam, water cooler covers
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Nha Khoa Lan Anh
When moving to a new country, you just don’t take into consideration the food, the culture, the people, you also have to think about healthcare. That is a huge concern, especially for families with children. For us, we’ve found FV … Continue reading
Posted in Exploring Saigon
Tagged dental clinic, dentist, Ho Chi Minh City, Nha Khoa Lan Anh, Saigon, Vietnam
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Lost Your Passport? What to Do?
Okay so you lost your Philippine Passport in Vietnam, what do you do? To make matters worse, you have a scheduled trip home too and you have to get back to Vietnam because of work 2 weeks after you get … Continue reading
Posted in Scribbles
Tagged Ho Chi Minh City, lost Philippine passport, Philippine Embassy, Vietnam, Vietnam Visa
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