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street corner local hangout: try bia hoi
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  • Nightlife Spot: street corner local hangout

    Bia hoi is Vietnam’s answer to tap beer. In Saigon, it is served in plastic pitchers with a big block of ice floating in it. This sounds odd but in this hot climate, it is almost necessary to keep the brew cold. One big advantage of this besides the beer being fresher is the how cheap it is compared to bottled and canned suds. At only 5000 dong (less than thirty cents)per liter, it is an offer you can’t refuse. They do not serve their own food, but you are allowed to bring food with you and there are always lots of places nearby to accommodate you. At this particular place, snack girls made the rounds too. We got peanuts (1000 dong) from one and another had these huge flat rice cakes, seasoned with poppy and sesame seeds for only 2000 dong. These were quite tasty and a perfect accompaniment to the refreshing if watered down brew.

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    Theme: Eating and Drinking
    Dress Code: It is a very casual affair and a great place to meet locals, how are only too happy to have a chat. Buy a round, it's cheap!
    Address: on D Cong Quynh
    Directions: This is near the Thai Binh market in the Pham Ngu Lao area of town.
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    Comments for richiecdisc about Ho Chi Minh City
    b1bob Sun Jul 24, 2005 14:07 UTC
     Nice job on the food especially.
    luckyzen Sun Jul 3, 2005 18:35 UTC
     Hi Richie, Returned to your Saigon page just to see the food again! Great restaurant tips!! Where to next?
    Nemorino Wed Mar 16, 2005 09:24 UTC
     Nice stories and insights about Vietnam. I was there in 1964/65 and again in 1995.
    dinhyen Wed Mar 2, 2005 17:52 UTC
     You're well-versed in ancient/modern VN history. I'm impressed you spell everything correctly (tiny typo:Nha Trang not Na Trang), but that's to be expected from you. Btw, the hard-core, some say authentic, way to eat Pho is w/o any vegetable/sauce at all.
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