Jeong Kwan, the Philosopher Chef

by Tho Loves Food @ Tho Loves Food

Tue Jul 25 11:52:49 PDT 2017

Recently, I have read several articles about this nun after she is featured in “Chef’s Table”, but none of them can compare with great piece of Jeff Gordiner I read in 2015. I would like to share it with you today. Vietnam also has temple cuisine which I tried a lot, however I haven’t met […]

Bitexco is Awesome

by Phil Veinott @ Vietnam Is Awesome

Thu May 04 20:48:48 PDT 2017

Bitexco is awesome not only for tourists but also for locals as well. It is a huge financial tower in the center of the city, easily accessible by foot via Nguyen Hue walking street but also from any hotel in District 1. I love Bitexco simply because it has one of the best places to […]

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Disadvantages of being Tall in Vietnam

by Phil Veinott @ Vietnam Is Awesome

Sun Dec 27 23:59:01 PST 2015

Imagine being 1m92 (6 foot 3) in a land of people half your size. All the looks, the stares, the laughs and the smiles – nothing was built for tall people in Vietnam. I can’t enjoy airplanes, trains, taxis and much more. Even my house isn’t comfortable. I hit my head at least twice a […]

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{Montreal} Smoked Meat ở Snowdon Deli

by Tho Loves Food @ Tho Loves Food

Sun Jul 24 02:37:08 PDT 2016

English post/Bài viết tiếng Anh Chậc, bài này đáng lẽ phải hoàn thành từ tháng 3 nhưng vì lý do sức khỏe mà mình đã hoãn nó tới tận bây giờ. Tự an ủi là ít ra đã hoàn thành trước “ngày đặc biệt” Snowdon Deli là nhà hàng đầu tiên mình đến trong chuyến […]

7 Ways To Stay On Track During The School Holidays

by Stephanie King @ 12WBT

Wed Dec 20 01:01:02 PST 2017

The school holidays have well and truly arrived, and in these chaotic times trying to juggle the kids, Christmas and the endless silly season social events, it can be hard to keep up your regular healthy eating and exercise routine. But with some good planning and these 7 simple and effective strategies, you can survive the holidays with your health and fitness intact. Schedule your workouts Sit down for 10 minutes at the start of each week and book in your daily exercise time. Early in the morning is always a good option (before the kids even wake up!) as […]

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To find out an interesting paradise at The Garden Mall Saigon

by upbai @ Vietnam Travel Blog

Fri Jan 05 05:01:13 PST 2018

Located in the heart of district 5, The Garden Mall is becoming the center of the dating space of young people in Saigon.

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Do-It-Yourself Walking Tour of Dalat, Vietnam – A Perfect Day in Dalat

by IFOTC @ Itchy Feet on the Cheap

Sun Feb 05 01:00:35 PST 2017

Signup for my weekly newsletter The first time I took Chopper Suey (my Chinese-made American cruiser bike) on a road trip, was to the sexy hills of Dalat. As we pulled into town, surrounded by pines and fresh cool air, I knew I was going to love the place. Formerly a retreat town for the [...]

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The experience of traveling to Cu Chi Tunnels

by Ho Lam @ Vietnam Travel Blog and Tips

Thu Jan 11 19:31:57 PST 2018

Cu Chi tunnels are famous as the strongest revolutionary base of Vietnam. When you come here, you will not only discover the secret tunnels under the ground, but also visit the East Sea simulators, participate in entertainment services and enjoy the dishes only in Cu Chi. Please refer to the below experience of visiting the Cu Chi tunnels if you are intending to come to this historic land during your holidays. How to go to Cu Chi tunnels? From Hanoi Fortunately, this is the most famous tourist destination in Saigon, so there is always a route from Hanoi to the

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10 free and usefulapplications for travelers

by upbai @ Vietnam Travel Blog

Fri Jan 26 00:13:33 PST 2018

Download these 10 applications to make your trip more convenient. Most of the applications are compatible with both Android and iOS.

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I think I am Vietnamese

by vietnamisawesome @ Vietnam Is Awesome

Fri Dec 25 19:21:42 PST 2015

After a few years in Vietnam I realized I was more Vietnamese than American. Yes, I am American. I look like one, but I no longer act like one. Living in Vietnam for 6 years can really change your personality – for better or for worse. For the purpose of this blog I wanted to […]

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Foodies and Dating

by Tho Loves Food @ Tho Loves Food

Fri Oct 28 10:38:04 PDT 2016

Follow my blog with Bloglovin We decided to gather articles about dating people who love to cook/bake/eat. This list is our note and also for everyone who is single (or not!) 😉 Hopefully you can find something useful/funny/inspiring. Hehe (⌒.−)＝★ REMINDER: NO JUDGING! Foodie Pride 21 Things You Should Know About Dating A Woman Who […]

Death anniversary of the founder of Kim Bồng carpentry

by admin @ Hoi An Tourism – Every travel tips you need about Hoi An

Tue May 24 21:59:56 PDT 2016

Time: 13 February 2016 Place: Tien Hien Temple and Kim Bong Carpentry Village Time Activity Place 05:30-07:00 Worshipping ceremony Tien Hien Temple 07:00-07:30 Welcome guests 07:30-09:00 – Death anniversary of the founder Worshipping the founder of Kim Bong carpentry Carpenters’ … Continue reading →

Mieu Noi – the destination for Tet holiday in Saigon

by upbai @ Vietnam Travel Blog

Thu Jan 04 00:04:22 PST 2018

Located in Vam Thuat river, belonged to Go Vap district, Ho Chi Minh city, Phu Chau Mieu, also known as Mieu Noi (thanks to its unique position and construction) is a sacred and famous site in Saigon.

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Savory Vietnamese Dishes – A Look Into The “Bun” Family (Part Two)

by Duy Phan @ Saigon Food Tour

Sun Nov 29 12:34:29 PST 2015

Following the last entry, us Saigon Food Tour is going to introduce you to more of the “Bun” family. But this time, these bowls of “Bun” will be more different and they are not so well-known by travellers as well. 3. Bún thịt nướng ( Chargrilled pork patties with herbs vermicelli ) I know we all like our […]

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Must-try Che in Hanoi winter

by Tho Loves Food @ Tho Loves Food

Tue Feb 28 20:31:58 PST 2017

cWinter has finally arrived, though it is definitely unusual one this year. Beside favorite grill food, hot “che” – Vietnamese dessert soup or pudding – is always on my list of beloved winter food, and among che stalls in Hanoi, Che Ba Thin is usually in my priority, especially when my sweet thirst calls 😉 […]

Get to Know More About Buddhism in Vietnam

by bamboovillage @ Bamboo Village Resort And Spa

Mon Jan 22 01:00:02 PST 2018

Did you know that Buddhists make up more than 12 percent of the Vietnamese population? It’s positioned right after the widespread Vietnamese folk religion (more than 70 percent of the population). Having this in mind, there’s no wonder why there are Buddhist temples all across the country. In this post, we’re sharing some interesting facts

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Before the Baguette

by Julia Solervicens @ HOTTABLE

Sun Jan 14 21:12:26 PST 2018

An insight into Vietnamese food culture before its famed French influences

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What you need to know about Dien Bien Tourism

by Ho Lam @ Vietnam Travel Blog and Tips

Sat Nov 25 18:27:37 PST 2017

The land of Dien Bien is known as the place to mark the heroic victory of the army and the people of Vietnam. Dien Bien tourism, visitors not only admire the natural scenery wild but also majestic resurrection in the pages of national glory.  The following is an important Dien Bien travel experience that visitors should consider to better prepare for the journey to explore this legendary land. Dien Bien Location Dien Bien is a mountainous province in the Northwest of Vietnam with geographic coordinates 20 ° 54 ‘- 22 ° 33’ North latitude and 102 ° 10 ‘- 103

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Grain & Wheat Nutrition

by bodyexpertsystems @ Body Expert Systems

Fri Oct 20 08:26:16 PDT 2017

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Unique Styles of Bun Cha in Hanoi

by Admin @ Hanoi Food Tours, Hanoi Street Food Tours, Hanoi Local Food Tours, Hanoi Food Walking Tours

Sun Jan 14 19:16:02 PST 2018

Bun cha, which is the familiar dish on the Vietnam food map, has long been become a Hanoi traditional food. This is also the gift that Hanoians proudly introduce to the foreign friends.

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When Best to travel to Vietnam?

by Cuong Nguyen @ Travel Sense Asia

Thu Jan 11 01:06:43 PST 2018

Decide when best to travel to Vietnam will give you some confuse because Vietnam is the tropical monsoon climate. That is the reason why you should choose the best time to visit each place in Vietnam, however, there are some months which is suitable for all parts of Vietnam. This article will show you the […]

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Five Types Of Vermicelli Feature Hanoi Cuisine

by Admin @ Hanoi Food Tours, Hanoi Street Food Tours, Hanoi Local Food Tours, Hanoi Food Walking Tours

Wed Jan 10 18:53:45 PST 2018

Vermicelli is a rustic dish but holds the soul of Hanoi cuisine. There are five types of vermicelli that the tourist joining Hanoi local food tours all want to try.

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Where To Go in Hanoi if you want to try Vietnamese/Hanoi/Northern Food

by Tho Loves Food @ Tho Loves Food

Sun Aug 20 00:07:28 PDT 2017

Vui lòng kéo xuống dưới để xem Tiếng Việt Well, I made this list for a member in Facebook group asking about “Hanoian restaurants” or “refined Northern/Hanoi home cooking in restaurants”. Below is a list of restaurants I often take my foreign business partners or foodie mates from all around the world when they visit […]

Vietnamese First Foodie’s Favorite Meals

by Tho Loves Food @ Tho Loves Food

Wed Jan 25 09:07:20 PST 2017

As a frequent reader of VnExpress English version, I’m excited to see their Series of Vietnamese First Foodie’s Favorite Meals, because it’s about favorite Vietnamese author. Vu Bang is my idol in food writing, not only about his knowledge and perspective, but also his style. In my food book collection, his 3 books are little […]

Is Veganism Growing in Vietnam?

by Gerry Flynn @ HOTTABLE

Fri Jan 12 01:00:50 PST 2018

"Five years ago, I was not proud to say, 'I’m a vegetarian' and people would look at me like, “What’s wrong with you?” but now people understand more."

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Banh Mi Bonanza – Healthy eating tips in Vietnam

by bodyexpertsystems @ Body Expert Systems

Sat Sep 30 19:20:28 PDT 2017

Ready to give your Banh Mi sandwich a little twist for the ones wanna eat healthier & getting leaner?! Try […]

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2-day-1-night in FLC Luxury 5 star + dinner + breakfast only 900,000 VND / guest

by upbai @ Vietnam Travel Blog

Fri Jan 12 22:00:20 PST 2018

The best in the North, soft price, excellent service, ... and many other reasons for you to carry your bags and go to FLC Luxury Sam Son immediately.

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How to get the awesome places to visit in North Vietnam

by Cuong Nguyen @ Travel Sense Asia

Wed Jan 24 00:56:46 PST 2018

Welcome to Northern Vietnam, we are confident to give you the best trip when coming here. You have just spent 3 days to experience in the famous destinations in Hanoi and Sapa. The north of Vietnam is so great because it offers wonderful opportunities to meet the strange folk in the peak of mountains as […]

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Get Off the Beaten Track in Hue, Vietnam

by Phuong Thuy @ The Christina's Blog

Tue Dec 12 23:23:16 PST 2017

Located on the bank of Perfume River, this city is the capital of Thua Thien Hue province, 700 kilometers to the south of Hanoi. Although you can visit Hue at any time of the year, the most charming season is surely from March to August, especially March through April when the temperature is at its […]

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Wonderful family trip to Vietnam

by Cuong Nguyen @ Travel Sense Asia

Wed Jan 17 22:56:47 PST 2018

It is likely that building a strong family bond and exploring new lands will be two of the most popular resolutions in 2018, as strengthening the family relationship and discovering new cultures will significantly change the life of each person. So, obviously, a wonderful family trip to Vietnam will be a stone killing two birds […]

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What To Expect From Trek Sapa Tour Within 2 Days?

by Cuong Nguyen @ Travel Sense Asia

Thu Jan 04 19:45:26 PST 2018

As an old French Hill station in the past, Sapa is now a beautiful and peaceful town in Lao Cai Province, Northwest Vietnam. Close to the Chinese border, the town has its name reputable for its unique weather, breathtaking natural beauty, and the wide variety of hill-tribes locals (Red Dao, Tay, Hmong, Xa Pho, and […]

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Herbs, Chicken & Parmesan

by ARAdmin @ Asian Recipes

Mon Nov 27 20:52:52 PST 2017

This Herbed Chicken Parmesan recipe is a family favorite, and provides the ultimate family meal, being both flavorful, and relatively inexpensive. Ingredients 1/2 cup (2 ounces) grated fresh Parmesan cheese, divided 1/2 cup dry breadcrumbs 2 tablespoons minced fresh parsley 1 teaspoon dried basil 2 large egg whites, lightly beaten 1 pound chicken breasts 1 tablespoon olive oil 1 1/2 cups jarred tomato-basil […]

Making Jams, Jellies and Sweet Preserves (1)

by Tho Loves Food @ Tho Loves Food

Tue Sep 27 04:41:18 PDT 2016

Autumn is coming and I feel it’s great season for making jam! 😀 The Thane Prince’s cookbook was recommended by a foodie friend to me last winter. This chapter is purely about making jams, jellies and sweet preserves, from choosing ingredients, equipment, cooking the jam, to potting, labeling and storing. 🙂 Making Jams, Jellies and […]

The Mystery Blogger Award

by @ Nutrition Abroad

Fri Dec 22 14:32:10 PST 2017

The Mystery Blogger Award Wow! A huge blog win for Nutrition Abroad is being nominated for the Mystery Blogger Award and the Liebster Award by Ha Truong, the creative writer behind “Expatolife“, a blog that combines being an ‘Expat’ and ‘Life’. She has lived as […]

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The seven most popular honeymoon destinations in Vietnam

by Ho Lam @ Vietnam Travel Blog and Tips

Thu Jan 11 20:02:22 PST 2018

Choosing the right place to enjoy a happy honeymoon together has become very important. If you are hesitant about where to go, Dalat Trip will offer you the seven most selected destinations for a romantic honeymoon in Vietnam. Located in the top not to be missed, the paradise of travel alone or the safest country in the world, Vietnam has long become an ideal stopover in the journey of discovery. Recently, Vietnam is named in the list of 10 most affordable tourist sites in the world by the famous travel site Lonely Planet voted. For only $ 10 (about 230,000

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12 Ways The World Eats Raw Beef

by Tho Loves Food @ Tho Loves Food

Tue Nov 08 00:10:55 PST 2016

A surprising number of food cultures feature a dish of seasoned raw beef that’s beautifully plated and served with the barest of accompaniments. From the familiar hand-chopped tartare and razor-thin carpaccio to the fiery hot, barely seared, cheddar-studded and scallion-bedazzled, there’s a preparation to strike every carnivore’s fancy. Feed your inner beast with one of […]

[Infographic] Guide to Stir-Frying

by Tho Loves Food @ Tho Loves Food

Mon Oct 31 10:21:52 PDT 2016

Our guide to stir-frying teaches you the basics of this quick and healthy cooking method. With this simple cooking formula, you’ll be able to get creative and make a variety of stir-fried dishes in your own home kitchen without ever having to order take out again! What this infographic delivers? Choosing ingredients, seasoning and tenderizing, […]

This Long Haul Workout Burns 200 Calories

by Caroline Attwood @ 12WBT

Wed Dec 20 21:08:27 PST 2017

Long haul travel, such as a road trip over three hours, can put a massive strain on our bodies. We’re just not designed to be seated for long periods of time. While a one-off trip is fine, in general sitting for an extended period of time has been shown to: Put pressure on your spine Slow metabolic rate Create poor circulation and oxygen intake Hinder digestion, leaving you feeling unusually bloated All of these things will make you feel excessively tired when you arrive at your destination. So how can you combat this? This road trip workout will burn a total […]

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Shoyu Ramen

by ARAdmin @ Asian Recipes

Sat Nov 25 03:52:52 PST 2017

Shoyu Ramen is special because of its complex pork-and-chicken-based broth that gets extra depth of flavor from kombu (seaweed) and shoyu (Japanese soy sauce). Ramen is a Japanese soup dish consisting of Chinese-style wheat noodles served in a meat or fish-based broth. It is often flavored with soy sauce or miso, and uses toppings such as sliced pork, dried seaweed, menma, and green onions. Nearly […]

Pickled Herring with Potatoes – Cá Trích Muối xào Khoai Tây

by Tho Loves Food @ Tho Loves Food

Mon Jun 12 21:26:02 PDT 2017

Well, I was invited to dinner by a good friend, Shay – a chef, and fell in love with this dish, so I asked him the recipe. It is simple and tasty. Pickled herrings here are Vietnamese product, which Shay found in supermarket 🙂 Ingredients: 2 large potatoes 4 pickled herrings Salt Olive oil Onions […]

Healthy Eating Vietnam: Cauliflower Rice with Kale Pesto Recipe

by bodyexpertsystems @ Body Expert Systems

Sat Oct 14 04:37:10 PDT 2017

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Sea travel in the winter on the New Year Holiday

by upbai @ Vietnam Travel Blog

Fri Dec 29 01:02:01 PST 2017

The New Year Holiday falls in the late winter with light rains in the north and a little cold in the south. Speaking of the sea at this time, it can make many people shiver, but in fact winter sea brings a very poetic impression.

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PHOTOGRAPHER RÉHAHN COOPERATES WITH HOI AN LOCAL GOVERNMENT FOR THE EXHIBITION “WOMEN OF VIETNAM”

by admin @ Hoi An Tourism – Every travel tips you need about Hoi An

Tue Jul 26 21:03:19 PDT 2016

French photographer Réhahn cooperates with Hội An local government to organize the exhibition “Women of Vietnam” from July 20 to August 20, 2016. After 4 years living in Vietnam, he said: “I’m very impressed by the strength of the Vietnamese … Continue reading →

Heavy Rain, Heavy Hearts – Love Vietnam Rooftop Party

by vietnamisawesome @ Vietnam Is Awesome

Mon Apr 03 20:31:27 PDT 2017

Vietnam is Awesome is the premier group in Vietnam connecting expats, locals and tourists together. The overall aim of the group is to create a positive experience for the members and help increase the popularity of tourism for Vietnam. We are now organizing events and want to support some really great charities and groups who […]

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10 Days in Vietnam via Ho Chi Minh City

by IFOTC @ Itchy Feet on the Cheap

Mon Feb 20 08:45:33 PST 2017

A Very Detailed Travel Itinerary Tours are for foo-ls. I tried my best to make that rhyme. While Vietnam may seem a little daunting at first, the country is not difficult to travel – especially if you have a great blog to aid you, with details on every leg of the trip, written by a [...]

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Mad Society – Movember Night event

by Tho Loves Food @ Tho Loves Food

Mon Dec 04 07:15:42 PST 2017

Bài viết tiếng Việt / Vietnamese post Mad Society is a new restaurant-lounge-bar place in West Lake, which I have heard long time before this visit. My curiosity has increased after missing an event of Twinnings tea here, and especially after trying gin drinks at Mad Botanist, its sister bar in Old Quarter. Luckily, a […]

Hoa Lu Ninh Binh, the rustic ancient capital

by Ho Lam @ Vietnam Travel Blog and Tips

Wed Nov 15 19:33:57 PST 2017

Hoa Lu is the ancient capital of Vietnam, is situated 90km from Hanoi. Hoa Lu was the capital during the 10th century. It was the capital of three feudal dynasties of Vietnam. Dinh, Tien Le and Ly. Visitors travel to Ninh Binh, they do not miss to visit the ancient capital of Hoa Lu Ninh Binh, with the visit the two times of Dinh and the interesting property. Here is information from The ancient capital of Hoa Lu Ninh Binh: In 1010, King Ly Thai To transferred the capital to Hanoi. The king later built many temples and pagodas at

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The 5 Best Night Markets in Southeast Asia

by Rebecca Anne Nguyen @ The Happy Passport

Tue May 10 21:55:41 PDT 2016

How do you find the best night markets in Southeast Asia? By looking for the perfect balance between street food and dry goods, tourists and locals, popular and off-the-beaten path. It’s a delicate balance to strike, and some markets in SE Asia don’t quite get it right. To me, a great night market is loud, noisy, […]

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Slow-cooked Mandarin Beef

by ARAdmin @ Asian Recipes

Tue Nov 21 03:52:52 PST 2017

If you are looking for a healthy beef recipe, this is a classic “slow cooker” beef dish that also tastes great! Slow cooking recipes are both easy to make and still enable you to get your essential vitamins and minerals from red meat without going overboard it on calories or fat.   Ingredients 1 pound […]

Clam Worm Season in Hanoi

by Admin @ Hanoi Food Tours, Hanoi Street Food Tours, Hanoi Local Food Tours, Hanoi Food Walking Tours

Thu Jan 18 19:12:51 PST 2018

To the people who love Hanoi traditional food, not eating the dishes made of clam worm at the end of autumn is an incompleteness.

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Types Of Wonton Noodles In Hanoi

by Admin @ Hanoi Food Tours, Hanoi Street Food Tours, Hanoi Local Food Tours, Hanoi Food Walking Tours

Mon Jan 08 19:16:04 PST 2018

Wonton noodle is not strange to the Hanoi street food devotees. As the noodles adopted from Guangzhou, China, wonton noodle soup has been in Vietnam for a long time and changed to satisfy the taste of Vietnamese.

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East West Brewing Co: The Craft Brewery Taking On Big Beer

by Jake Hornberger @ Vietcetera

Mon Jan 22 02:39:36 PST 2018

Five years ago, there were only 2,000 craft breweries up and running in the US. But by the second quarter of 2017, America proved just how hopped up it had become as it surpassed the 5,500 craft brewery mark nationwide. The threat to the “big beer” industry had become a reality. Now, as bigtime, multinational […]

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Enjoying 33 special dishes when traveling to Vietnam

by Ho Lam @ Vietnam Travel Blog and Tips

Thu Jan 25 20:20:58 PST 2018

Traveling to Vietnam throughout the country, you will find delicious dishes that many people can not resist when the opportunity to taste through at least once. Vietnam is not only famous for beautiful landscapes, gentle people but also many specialties “enchanting” visitors. Each locality has one or more typical dishes, so that anyone who goes there must find food to eat. Let’s enjoy 33 special dishes when traveling to Vietnam 1. HA GIANG – BUFFALO MEAT Travel to Vietnam with Ha Giang, sitting around the tray of rice, crossed a few pieces of buffalo meat just from the kitchen down,

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Reasons To Fall In Love With Saigon (Part One)

by Duy Phan @ Saigon Food Tour

Wed Dec 09 09:24:42 PST 2015

Saigon or Ho Chi Minh City is the biggest city of Vietnam. Saigon is lively and full of the friendliest of people. Saigon is rapidly growing. Saigon is vintage with all the old buidings and constructions from the last century. Saigon is beautiful with all of its colors of life. If you ever come to […]

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The Balcony

by Tho Loves Food @ Tho Loves Food

Sat Jun 03 04:03:20 PDT 2017

Vietnamese version of this post / Bài viết tiếng Việt Nope, sorry to let you know this post is not a poem, or about the favorite brunch destination on To Ngoc Van or the bar near Hoan Kiem lake 😉 It’s about my favorite cafe’s balcony in Hanoi 🙂 I’m picky in choosing a favorite […]

The Liebster Award

by @ Nutrition Abroad

Fri Dec 22 14:32:42 PST 2017

The Liebster Award A huge blog win for Nutrition Abroad is being nominated for the Liebster Award and the Mystery Blogger Award by Ha Truong, the creative writer behind “Expatolife“, a blog that combines being an ‘Expat’ and ‘Life’. She has lived as an expat […]

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Longquan Peach Blossom Festival // This is Chengdu, China

by IFOTC @ Itchy Feet on the Cheap

Mon Mar 27 18:26:10 PDT 2017

If there’s an art to attending a Chinese festival, I’m the dumb kid who eats the paint. Give me some time and I’ll be linking to a How To Successfully Attend a Festival in China article right here. But for now, I’ll admit that my attendance at the Longquan Peach Blossom Festival was a short-lived [...]

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Productive Good Habits: How to eat and move for success and weight loss

by bodyexpertsystems @ Body Expert Systems

Fri Oct 06 20:24:27 PDT 2017

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Getting Around in Hue, Vietnam

by Phuc Nguyen @ The Christina's Blog

Sun Dec 17 03:24:06 PST 2017

Hue is the famous Imperial city of Central Vietnam, the throne of the Nguyen Dynasty from 1802 to 1945. Old and tranquil, Hue is frozen in time, standing amongst the remnants of a once glorious Asian empire. Because of this, getting around Hue is intriguing with many options available, and sights to see. A major […]

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Free 12WBT Recipe: Coconut, Rum and Mango Cocktail

by 12WBT Staff @ 12WBT

Wed Dec 13 22:37:26 PST 2017

This deliciously smooth and creamy cocktail transports you to the Caribbean – perfect for summer weather! Coconut, Rum and Mango Cocktail Details 10 serves 10 min prep time 151 calories per serve Ingredients 3 cups low fat milk (750g) 400g low fat coconut milk 2 mango (200g), chopped 1 cups rum (250g) 150g vanilla ice cream, low fat 1 teaspoons vanilla essence (5g) Method Place half the ingredients into a blender with a cup of ice cubes and blend until smooth and frothy. Pour into a serving jug. Repeat with remaining ingredients and more ice. Pour into glasses and serve […]

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HAPPY VIETNAMESE WOMEN’S DAY: FLOWERS AND GIFTS

by Duy Phan @ Saigon Food Tour

Wed Oct 19 09:40:59 PDT 2016

Women of Vietnam have two holidays to celebrate – Mother’s Day, coinciding with International Women’s Day and Vietnamese Women’s Day. The latter, that falls on October 20 every year, has a significant importance for the Vietnamese women. On October 20, 1930 the women of Vietnam united against imperialism and created a special organization, that later […]

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East-West Chicken Stock

by Andrea Nguyen @ Viet World Kitchen

Thu Jan 25 14:24:14 PST 2018

For the most part, Asian meat broths and stocks rarely include a lot of vegetables. Onion and ginger and basically it. No carrot or celery. However, for the Paul Bocuse soup with truffles, I came up with this hybrid recipe. I made it in my Fagor Lux, but you can use an Instant Pot or...

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Chicken & Pork Adobo

by ARAdmin @ Asian Recipes

Sun Nov 19 20:52:52 PST 2017

This is popular offering is a national dish of the Philippines. Before serving, it might pay to mention that peppercorns in the sauce, not everyone handles those well. The strong vinegar flavor in the sauce/gravy is counterbalanced by the pepper, soy sauce and garlic. Adobo has many regional variations and Chicken & Pork Adobo is […]

Free 12WBT Recipe: Christmas Pudding

by Caroline Attwood @ 12WBT

Thu Dec 21 15:51:39 PST 2017

A Christmas pudding is a non-negotiable tradition in most Aussie households! Here’s a great low-calorie 12WBT version that’s delicious and so easy to make. Also read: 7 Party Snacks Under 100 Calories 12WBT’s Christmas Pudding 10 serves 20 minute prep 95 minutes cooking time 172 calories per serve Ingredients 150g mixed dried fruit, roughly chopped 250g cherries, pitted and roughly chopped 1/4 cups rum (63g) 60g margarine, melted 2 cage free eggs (118g), lightly beaten 1 cage free egg whites (33g) 1/2 cup self raising flour (75g) 1/4 cup self raising wholemeal flour (40g) 2 teaspoons mixed spice (4g) Method […]

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Love A Drink? Here’s Why You Don’t Need To Give it Up

by Stephanie King @ 12WBT

Tue Dec 05 21:42:09 PST 2017

Thankfully, it turns out, you don’t have to give up that occasional drink in order to lose weight. We’ll cheers to that! Multiple scientific reports have analysed the actual effects of alcohol on our body weight, and concluded that light-to-moderate alcohol intake is not associated with weight gain. Just to clarify, this means one drink a day for women and two drinks a day for men – any more is considered ‘heavier’ drinking and is more related to weight gain.   You shouldn’t have to put your social life on hold in order to reach your weight loss goals; in fact, […]

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Vietnamese Any Day – A New Book Coming Up!

by Andrea Nguyen @ Viet World Kitchen

Fri Jan 19 15:32:51 PST 2018

You’re looking at the draft of my sixth cookbook! This week, I sent the manuscript to my editor, Kelly Snowden. Vietnamese Any Day is all about helping American cooks work Viet flavors into their regular rotation. Many people who are new to Vietnamese food do not know where to begin. They’ve been seduced by the...

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In a Heartbeat – Animated Short Film

by Tho Loves Food @ Tho Loves Food

Wed Dec 20 04:55:23 PST 2017

My recent favorite animation, as I fully support same-sex marriage and LGBT Community 🙂 “In a Heartbeat” A closeted boy runs the risk of being outed by his own heart after it pops out of his chest to chase down the boy of his dreams Produced at Ringling College of Art and Design by Beth […]

“Vit nau chao” and “Chuot dong chien nuoc mam” – 2 delicacies in Can Tho

by upbai @ Vietnam Travel Blog

Fri Jan 12 01:01:44 PST 2018

Coming to Can Tho, the visitors cannot miss the soft duck meat with the featured smelling of “Chao” (the fermented tofu) or the special flavor of vole meat with green mango. Below are 2 simple dishes you should try when traveling to Can Tho.

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Conquering Mount Fansipan the Right Way (Tallest Mountain in Vietnam)

by Anna Suszynski @ The Christina's Blog

Mon Jan 01 15:42:50 PST 2018

Mount Fansipan is the highest mountain in Vietnam and Indochina peninsula, located in the Hoang Lien Son mountain range. It was once only visited by adventure seekers fit enough to make the strenuous hike, but now this mountain offers a few different experiences for all types of travelers. Regardless of the new tram that brings […]

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{Montreal} Smoked Meat at Snowdon Deli

by Tho Loves Food @ Tho Loves Food

Fri Jun 24 03:43:15 PDT 2016

Vietnamese post/Bài viết tiếng Việt Well, this post should be finished in March but because of my health, I cannot. Luckily, I can finish it before “the day” Snowdon Deli was the first restaurant I visited in the trip. Actually, I was afraid that I would be lost so nearby places were priority choice in […]

Top 10 HIIT Training Myths Busted

by Louise McDonald @ 12WBT

Thu Dec 21 14:24:00 PST 2017

HIIT training is an intense and super-effective type of training, but as with any popular fitness trend, there are heaps of misconceptions as to how effective it is. Here are 10 common myths debunked: 1. It’s just cardio The purpose of HIIT is to have you working at a high percentage of your maximum heart rate for a short period, then to follow on with a stint of low intensity, and repeat in intervals. This can be applied to many different types of exercise, including weight training and sports. 2. More is better You will need sufficient rest between your workouts for […]

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Seven Natural Beauty Brands From Vietnam

by Minh Nguyen @ Vietcetera

Fri Jan 19 02:05:40 PST 2018

Vietnam’s cosmetic retail market rakes in US $1.78 billion per year and is expected to hit US $2.35 billion by the end of 2018. That’s one of the fastest compound annual growth rates on the planet. Currently, 90% of Vietnam’s cosmetic market share is dominated by multinationals including companies from South Korea, Europe, Japan, Thailand, […]

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The Taste of Vietnam with Saigon Food Tour

by Duy Phan @ Saigon Food Tour

Sun Nov 01 19:09:24 PST 2015

As the rain started to pour down in Saigon, exotic smells evaporated from the worn cement roads.  It was over 100 degrees out and we were constantly pulling our clothes from our skin.  The locals protected themselves with plastic coverings and the street venders started closing up shop as the rain fell and we prepared for […]

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My Immigrant Family’s Obsession with Paul Bocuse’s Soup with Truffles Recipe

by Andrea Nguyen @ Viet World Kitchen

Thu Jan 25 14:26:15 PST 2018

“If you want to impress jaded Vietnamese guests, make French food,” my mom frequently told me while I was growing up. That’s among the reasons she made puff pastry when we came to the United States. It was as if she had been waiting all her life to knead excess moisture out of butter to...

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The Best Way to Taste Lisbon off the Beaten Path with Taste of Lisboa

by Rosemary @ Authentic Food Quest

Tue Jan 23 07:22:26 PST 2018

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7 Party Snacks Under 100 Calories

by Caroline Attwood @ 12WBT

Thu Dec 14 14:18:50 PST 2017

Need some inspiration for low-calorie party snacks that still taste delicious? Here are 7 awesome recipes, sure to please the crowd! Homemade cheesy paprika dip Take 1 cup of veggies (this can be broccoli florets, capsicum, green beans, carrot or celery) and dip into 3 tablespoons of low-fat cream cheese mixed with a pinch of paprika, cracked black pepper and 1/2 teaspoon of freshly ground garlic (add more if you’re a garlic fiend!). Feeling fancy? Top with chopped dill and chives. Devils on Horseback Yep, this surprisingly delicious 70s fave can come in at under 100 calories per piece! Simply wrap a […]

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Where Will You Be This Saturday? AFC U-23 Finals – Where to Watch in Hanoi

by Gerry Flynn @ HOTTABLE

Thu Jan 25 19:30:41 PST 2018

A literal riot of joy unfolded on a national level following the semi-finals victory, so whether Vietnam can survive the insanity of Saturday’s final against Uzbekistan is questionable.

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Exploring Off The Beaten Path Hong Kong: Pai Tau Village

by IFOTC @ Itchy Feet on the Cheap

Thu Feb 23 11:30:40 PST 2017

Visiting Po Fook Hill, the 10,000 Buddha Monastery, and the hills around Pai Tau Village Sha Tin is not only great for immature puns (I Sha Tin your shoe), it also has some worthwhile attractions. You can check out the Hong Kong Heritage Museum, or the the oldest walled village Tai Wai, there’s also the [...]

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The Best Homestays in Sapa (For An Authentic & Personal Experience)

by Phuong Thuy @ The Christina's Blog

Fri Dec 29 02:29:06 PST 2017

H’mong, Dao, and Giay people speaking English more fluently than Vietnamese, tremendous natural vistas right outside your balcony, an early morning chill with clouds hovering over the mountains, this and more is what you should expect from Sapa! Located on the northern border of Vietnam, Sapa is the only region of the country that has […]

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Top interesting places for Christmas and New Year Holiday in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh city

by Thu Hà Nguyễn @ Vietnam Travel Blog

Sat Dec 23 04:00:25 PST 2017

Having a buffet, listening to music and drinking wine in the West Lake (Hanoi) and being lost in the real snow garden in Saigon are the interesting experiences for you in Christmas.

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The Authentic Taste Of Saigon

by Duy Phan @ Saigon Food Tour

Mon Dec 28 10:12:04 PST 2015

Just imagine going to a whole different country, meeting the young and dynamic local people that are willing to take you to explore the best traditional food that you will never find on the Internet. What can possibly be more fun? 😉 Riding scooters, Eating vendors 6.45am, Tran Thi Thu Hong (senior at Foreign Trade […]

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HappyCow Founder Eric Brent Discusses Healthy Eating While Travelling

by Gerry Flynn @ HOTTABLE

Tue Jan 23 01:00:12 PST 2018

In 2007, there were 355 vegan restaurants listed on HappyCow. Today, there are 5686 vegan restaurants listed.

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Where Does Tho Get Cakes in Hanoi?

by Tho Loves Food @ Tho Loves Food

Mon Apr 11 10:30:09 PDT 2016

Part 2 of this post in Vietnamese can be found here. I will make English post asap. As I stated in my “About Me” page, I’m a hopeless sweet tooth. Although I often receive questions about cakes, I have not really made any “official” post about this lust. (Yes, it is Temptation, Lust). Recently, I […]

Unladylike Drinking in Vietnam

by Julia Solervicens @ HOTTABLE

Thu Jan 18 18:40:50 PST 2018

We spoke with a group of five twenty-something-year-old Vietnamese women, of whom some drank and some didn’t, to get some more personal insights.

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Free 12WBT Recipe: Sausage Rolls

by Caroline Attwood @ 12WBT

Tue Jan 23 14:59:05 PST 2018

Flaky, buttery and savoury – what’s not to love about that Aussie classic, sausage rolls? Possibly the outrageous calorie count that comes with a corner store-bought version. Here’s a low-calorie version that’s perfect for lunch or dinner. Team it with a pavlova for dessert and you’re on to a winning combination! 12WBT’s Healthy Sausage Rolls Details Serves 1 (increase as appropriate for number of people) 20 min prep time 25 min cooking time 311 calories per serve Ingredients 1g olive oil spray 1 shallot (6g), finely chopped 1 clove garlic (3g), crushed 1/2 teaspoons fennel seeds (1g) 1/2 carrot (30g), grated 1/2 […]

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Adventurer’s Guide Through Vietnam (Part Two)

by milica @ Bamboo Village Resort And Spa

Fri Apr 14 23:00:42 PDT 2017

In the previous post, we’ve told you about our top three destinations in Vietnam that are ideal for adventurous travelers. More about these destinations you can find following this link. Today, we’re continuing our awesome journey through the most exciting areas in Vietnam in the same manner. Read on and find out what are some

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Rai cave in Ninh Thuan, the gate to the paradise

by Ho Lam @ Vietnam Travel Blog and Tips

Wed Nov 22 18:31:35 PST 2017

Rai cave or Hang Rái is one of the highlights when traveling to Ninh Thuan, Rai cave brings to visitors the perfect feeling to get into the land of fairy tales by almost perfect beauty. The rock formations stacked on top of each other creating countless beautiful small caves. Hang Rai beach hidden in the blue water of the sea changes in the sun is the opportunity for those who love art satisfied with their passion. Creator always favors The Central of Vietnam the scenery that anyone had the opportunity to set foot here cannot forget. As a princess are

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7 famous restaurants of celebrities in Saigon

by upbai @ Vietnam Travel Blog

Fri Jan 19 05:00:32 PST 2018

The dishes such as Bun dau, Nem chua ran and Bun oc with the northern style in the restaurants of celebrities make the customers living away from hometown satisfy because they can enjoy the featured taste of their home.

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Everything You Wanted To Know About The Vietnamese Conical Hat

by milica @ Bamboo Village Resort And Spa

Mon Nov 06 02:41:30 PST 2017

From several specialties of Vietnam, conical hat is a favorite wearable of the native and a center of attraction of those who visit the place.  You can witness people of all ages donning the headwear in their everyday lives. Probably when you visit the site, you will photograph several pictures of the iconic hat or

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Pork Menudo

by ARAdmin @ Asian Recipes

Wed Nov 22 03:52:52 PST 2017

Pork Menudo is another Filipino “stew” style recipe that incorporates pork meat and liver cubes with potatoes, carrots and tomato sauce. You can also substitute the pork with chicken, and eliminate the liver… and perhaps even add in some chickpeas (garbansos) with your mixed vegetables.   Ingredients: 2 lb. pork belly, cut into cubes 1/2 […]

Savory Vietnamese Dishes – A Look Into The “Bun” Family (Part One)

by Duy Phan @ Saigon Food Tour

Wed Nov 18 01:23:47 PST 2015

I was sitting by the vendor that late Tuesday night, enjoying every single drop of the broth from my favorite “Bun Rieu” and thinking why do foreigners only know about “Pho”, “Banh Mi”, etc. when it comes to Vietnamese cuisine? Because there are more to what Viets eat, there are more to what tourists attractions in […]

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Amazing new Ben Thanh Street Food Market

by Phil Veinott @ Vietnam Is Awesome

Sat Jan 02 23:21:28 PST 2016

Saigon has a new street food market – and it’s apparently awesome. Phu Quoc Island Guide: “In the evening time there are usually “street acts” to entertain patrons. The prices are fair and the variety of dishes is really good. We recommend this place if you are looking to try Vietnamese street food in a […]

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Hue

by Phil Veinott @ Vietnam Is Awesome

Fri Dec 11 20:48:19 PST 2015

Hue is the old capital of Vietnam and home to around 350,000 people and was once one of the most important areas during the war. It also has a great history up to 1945 that you can read about when you have time. Now, it’s a huge city with a growing tourism industry. The city […]

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Mooncakes: Celebrating The Mid-Autumn Moon Festival

by Izzy Pulido @ The Next Somewhere

Sat Oct 14 19:04:40 PDT 2017

Mid-Autumn Moon Festival, known as “Tet Trung Thu,” is Vietnam’s second most popular holiday. In Ho Chi Minh City, the appearance of pop-up yellow and red stalls announces the coming of the Moon Festival, a lesser-known holiday to foreigners, yet the second most widely celebrated Vietnamese holiday. Traditionally falling on the 15th day of the […]

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Top Five Things To Do in Hanoi, Vietnam

by Izzy Pulido @ The Next Somewhere

Mon Oct 30 18:51:41 PDT 2017

Ho Chi Minh City may have eclipsed Hanoi as Vietnam’s most populace city, but one cannot forget that Hanoi, Vietnam is the political heart of the nation, the capital of one of the world’s last communist fronts. They say that Hanoi is the most Asian city of all Asian cities. Personally, it’s hard to dictate […]

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A Visual Guide to Eating Sushi in Japan

by Tho Loves Food @ Tho Loves Food

Thu Aug 25 04:09:07 PDT 2016

In Japan, sushi is more than a delicious meal—it’s a revered art form. If your definition of the delicacy is California rolls with soy sauce and “wasabi” (a.k.a. horseradish and food dye), take a look at this visual guide below, from Japanese hotel Swissotel Nankai in Osaka. The helpful infographic was created for guests unfamiliar […]

What is a Fine Dining Restaurant?

by Tho Loves Food @ Tho Loves Food

Mon Jul 24 04:20:54 PDT 2017

An article on Fine Dining Lovers that I find interesting. It shows a different definition of “fine dining” with the one I used to know, kind of “eye-opening” 🙂 What exactly is a fine dining restaurant in 2017 and what will it be beyond that? The world’s best chefs share their views. By Tom Jenkins […]

Here’s Why That Last 5kg Won’t Shift

by Louise McDonald @ 12WBT

Wed Dec 20 19:56:58 PST 2017

Even after a great weight loss or fitness journey, those last few kilos can seem impossible to shift. Read on to explore some reasons for this plateau, and ideas to nudge things on! 1. No calorie deficit On approach to your goal weight, you need to increase your efforts to burn the same amount of calories and shift that weight. One of the biggest misconceptions with this is that as you are leaner, you can introduce MORE calories to your day, as you will burn it off just as quickly. Here’s what the trap looks like in practice:  you complete […]

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Your Guide to Freezing and Reusing Christmas Food

by Erica Grandjean @ 12WBT

Wed Dec 20 12:00:30 PST 2017

At Christmas, there’s usually an oversupply of food as we celebrate the holiday with abundance. This usually means a surplus of leftovers! However, instead of all those yummy leftovers going to waste, our 12WBT dietitian Erica Grandjean has put together her top tips on how to store those leftovers  so you can enjoy the roasts, puddings, hams and trifle for the days (and for some, weeks or months) to follow! Tips for Christmas leftovers 1. Act fast Pack any leftovers up as soon as possible after eating. This will keep the food fresh. Putting food in the freezer or fridge sooner, […]

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The 2017 Traveler’s Holiday Gift Guide Part One

by Izzy Pulido @ The Next Somewhere

Tue Dec 05 07:50:47 PST 2017

Three years and counting! The third annual “Traveler’s Holiday Gift Guide” is here for the year of 2017 with twenty brandspanking new holiday gifts to fill our hearts with good tidings for our fellow neighbors, fill our homes with one-of-a-kind ornaments, and fill our bellies with foods from around the world. There’s more coming your […]

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5 Reasons to Visit Lake Atitlán in Guatemala

by @ Nutrition Abroad

Sat Dec 02 09:06:06 PST 2017

5 Reasons to Visit Lake Atitlán in Guatemala There are few places left in the world today that will envelop you in as much splendor and natural beauty – without crowds and tour buses – as Lake Atitlán in Guatemala.  Below are five reasons why […]

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ONE DAY OF A VIETNAMESE: WHAT DO I EAT?”

by Duy Phan @ Saigon Food Tour

Wed Oct 07 18:37:47 PDT 2015

Have you ever wondered that how a day of Vietnamese is like? A fashionista may ask: “What do you wear?” A wanderlust may raise a question: “Where do you go?” But a food lover may wonder: “What do you eat?” And here, today, I, a Saigonese and a food lover show you what a typical […]

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Banh Chung in Vietnamese Lunar New Year

by Tho Loves Food @ Tho Loves Food

Wed Jan 25 07:43:32 PST 2017

The legend of “Banh Chung” Chung cake was invented by the 18th Prince of Hung Emperor in the contest of looking for new Emperor. According to the legend, 3,000-4,000 years ago, Prince Lang Lieu, made round and square cakes, the round Day cake symbolizing the sky and the square Chung cake symbolizing the Earth (under […]

Maya Moon Lodge on Lake Atitlan in Guatemala: a traveler’s dream

by @ Nutrition Abroad

Sun Dec 31 09:55:09 PST 2017

Maya Moon Lodge on Lake Atitlan in Guatemala: a traveler’s dream Serene; inspiring; enchanting; picturesque; refreshing; breathtaking. These are only a few of the words that describe the Maya Moon Lodge on Lake Atitlan in Guatemala. Whether you’re a long term traveler or just passing […]

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Where to Stay in Sapa Vietnam?

by Cuong Nguyen @ Travel Sense Asia

Fri Jan 19 02:04:37 PST 2018

Before visiting Sapa, you should find where to stay in Sapa, Vietnam in order to choose the best accommodation for your trip. There are some types of accommodations in Sapa like Hotel, Resort, homestay, so it is easy to match your demand. Sapa is the small town in North Vietnam. In 1922, the French settled […]

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Binh Tien beach, “the hidden jewel” of Ninh Thuan

by Ho Lam @ Vietnam Travel Blog and Tips

Sat Dec 09 19:35:21 PST 2017

With the blue sea and the vast white sand which form the charming road being adjacent to Nui Chua National Park, Binh Tien beach gives to visitors a soft and peaceful feeling between the rush life. How to go to Binh Tien beach? Binh Tien beach is 30 km north-west of Phan Rang – Thap Cham city and 70 km north-south of Nha Trang city. If you start from Phan Rang city, you just go along 1A national high way to km number 1.525, you will see a small asphalt road about 10 km long, Binh Tien beach will be

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41st Anniversary of the liberation of South Vietnam and national reunification (30/4/1975-30/4/2016)

by admin @ Hoi An Tourism – Every travel tips you need about Hoi An

Tue May 24 21:45:26 PDT 2016

THE PEOPLE’S COMMITTEE OF HỘI AN CITY THE CENTER FOR CULTURE AND SPORTS OF HỘI AN CITY 41st Anniversary of the liberation of South Vietnam and national reunification (30/4/1975-30/4/2016) PROGRAM Time Activity Place 27/4/2016 19:30   Hội An revolutionary music … Continue reading →

Bizarre and Random Objects fall in Vietnam

by Phil Veinott @ Vietnam Is Awesome

Sat Jan 02 13:52:11 PST 2016

Apparently some space balls have landed in northern Vietnam. Thanh Nhiên News reported that “Two “bizarre objects” that apparently fell from space were found in two locations in northern Vietnam on Saturday morning.” “At about 6 a.m., an orb fell out of the sky on to remote land in Tuyen Quang Province.” After the whole […]

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Travel To Dalat: The Ultimate Guide To A Weekend Getaway

by Vietcetera @ Vietcetera

Mon Jan 22 02:16:05 PST 2018

Dalat is one of the most famous destinations in Vietnam—and for good reason. From its gorgeous waterfalls, traditional silk factories, and buzzing night market, to its small batch coffee farms, Dalat makes for an ideal getaway from the major cities. In order to make your great escape a bit easier, Vietcetera popped over to the […]

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Free 12WBT Recipe: Strawberry and Passionfruit Pavlova

by 12WBT Staff @ 12WBT

Sun Jan 21 19:47:33 PST 2018

Pavlova can be such a nightmare when watching your weight, so we have made a few tweaks to allow you to enjoy an occasional treat without feeling too guilty! Just make sure you watch your portion control. Also read: 7 Party Snacks Under 100 Calories 12WBT’s Strawberry and Passionfruit Pavlova Details Serves 12 15 minute prep time 75 min cooking time 138 calories per serve Ingredients 1g olive oil spray 6 cage free egg whites (198g) 1 1/2 cups sugar (330g) 1/2 teaspoons cornflour (2g) 1 cups low fat natural yoghurt (260g) 1 1/2 punnet of strawberries (375g), hulled & chopped […]

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Copper Cow Coffee: Vietnamese Pour-Over Goes Global

by David Kaye @ Vietcetera

Wed Jan 17 20:20:52 PST 2018

Like her Copper Cow Coffee, Debbie Wei Mullan is a mix of Asian and American. She was raised in San Francisco by her Chinese-Vietnamese mother and American father, and although they assimilated into American culture, growing up, her mom’s kitchen was filled with the pungent aromas and intense flavors of Vietnamese and Chinese home-cooking. That […]

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[Online Shop] Kitchen La Fleur

by Tho Loves Food @ Tho Loves Food

Fri Aug 04 02:32:20 PDT 2017

Bài viết Tiếng Việt / Vietnamese version Well, this post is dedicated for ordering food online from small local shops on Facebook as my friends encouraged me in sharing my list and recommendations. I hesitate in writing an English version as I don’t know whether it’s useful or not. Most of expats often order from […]

Travelling to the island of Cat Ba

by Ho Lam @ Vietnam Travel Blog and Tips

Sat Dec 09 19:09:05 PST 2017

The island of Cat Ba can be considered as the largest island in the Bay of Long (it is located south of the bay and is 260km²). It is usually left out by 1 or 2 day tours because it is too far from Halong … Cat Ba has more than one trick in his bag! In addition to its proximity to Halong Bay, you will also find a beautiful national park (more than 1/3 of the island’s area), some very pretty beaches as well as Lan Ha Bay (which not to be ashamed of the comparison with his big sister the

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Scottish Expats Talk About the Burns Supper and Brexit

by Catherine @ HOTTABLE

Thu Jan 25 03:10:18 PST 2018

“I think haggis is something that can be quite popular in Vietnam. Maybe it’s a business idea to start a haggis banh mi or a haggis spring rolls bar.”

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A Foodie’s Guide to Hue, Vietnam

by Sue Nguyen @ The Christina's Blog

Fri Dec 15 01:48:26 PST 2017

Come to Hue and Eat like a Local Hue City is the old capital of Vietnam. Despite its location – next to Da Nang – the new economic center, Hue is calm and peaceful in a unique way. If you want to have a truly relaxing travel experience, Hue is definitely the city you must […]

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Baby Khoa was Awesome

by Phil Veinott @ Vietnam Is Awesome

Thu May 04 20:03:34 PDT 2017

Every once in a while you come across somebody or something that is truly special and you have a connection with. Khoa was it. I used to stay with Khoa’s family for over two years in sort of a home-stay or apartment for rent if you will. At first Khoa was extremely passive and shy […]

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The Most Exciting Festivals in Phan Thiet (Part One)

by milica @ Bamboo Village Resort And Spa

Sun Apr 16 23:00:57 PDT 2017

If you’re looking forward to enjoying the traditional Vietnamese festive spirit, Phan Thiet is probably the best place you can visit. Located in charming Binh Thuan province, this charming town offers a wide variety of festivities. In this series of posts, we’re talking about some festivals you shouldn’t miss if you want to observe how

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Healthy Eating Vietnam: Beef stuffed zucchini boat with avocado dressing recipe

by bodyexpertsystems @ Body Expert Systems

Sat Sep 09 20:01:40 PDT 2017

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A Ukrainian Expat and Her Family Serve Up Favourites From Home

by The Historienne @ HOTTABLE

Thu Jan 18 01:57:09 PST 2018

The food and the space, featuring red tablecloths and retro Soviet-era posters, are masterminded by Nguyen Svitlana.

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Eating it Raw in the Largest Fish Market in South Korea – Jagalchi Market

by IFOTC @ Itchy Feet on the Cheap

Mon Mar 13 12:00:16 PDT 2017

Busan’s Jagalchi Market (자갈치시장), the largest fish market in South Korea, has taken up two very different places in my memory. The first one is a very positive place, where the memories of incredible lunches, lively atmospheres, excitement and intrigue all sit. The second place is dark. It’s usually avoided at all costs. This memory [...]

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Ayam Goreng – Fried Chicken

by ARAdmin @ Asian Recipes

Fri Nov 24 03:52:52 PST 2017

Ayam goreng is the name applied to various Indonesian and Malaysian dishes of chicken deep-fried in coconut oil. Ayam goreng literally means “fried chicken” in Indonesian and Malay. This South-east Asian version of fried chicken has no batter coating, and is richer in spices. Marination & Spices Nasi bungkus Padang with Padang style ayam goreng.The spice mixtures vary across regions, but primarily consist of a combination of; ground shallot, garlic, Indian bay leaves, turmeric, lemongrass, tamarind juice, candlenut, galangal, salt […]

Oyster Omelette

by ARAdmin @ Asian Recipes

Sun Nov 26 03:52:52 PST 2017

Malaysian Oyster Omelette is a dish that is also popular in Taiwan, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Singapore, Philippines, Thailand for its savory taste. Variations of the dish can also be found in southern regions of China (Chaozhou, Fujian, Guangdong) although the taste and appearance can vary significantly from the original version. The oyster omelette is a Taiwan night market favorite. […]

Banjari Gosht

by ARAdmin @ Asian Recipes

Mon Nov 27 03:52:52 PST 2017

  Here’s your chance to experience the authentic flavours of Rajasthani spices, infused in juicy mutton pieces, and the recipe is sure to impress and delight your dinner guests! Ingredients 150 mils of cooking oil 600 grams mutton sliced into chunks 200 grams onions 50 grams whole garam masala 80 grams ginger-garlic paste 25 grams red […]

Two Days in Hanoi – How to Make the Most of It

by Juliana Hahn @ The Christina's Blog

Wed Dec 20 02:18:59 PST 2017

Small alleys crammed with food stalls, delicious smells filling the air of the quaint Old Town streets and imposing monuments honoring Vietnam’s rich and turbulent history— all that and more is Hanoi. If you are planning a short trip here and want to see all the main attractions, this two-day itinerary of the capital is […]

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Meet Livja Jaho, Videographer/Editor

by Izzy Pulido @ The Next Somewhere

Wed Nov 08 20:33:17 PST 2017

Introducing the “Passport to People” Travel Interviews where I’ll take you around the globe, via inspiring, creative souls I’ve met while traveling! I met Liv during college at UMass Boston and immediately thought to myself, “this girl is going places.” And indeed, she has fulfilled that prophecy in every sense of the phrase: she’s followed […]

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Vegetarian Food In Vietnam: The Ultimate Guide

by Jake Hornberger @ Vietcetera

Tue Jan 23 02:37:51 PST 2018

Despite misconceptions, Vietnam is a country with exemplary vegetarian cuisine. There’s a long history of vegetarian food in Vietnam with its roots firmly planted in Buddhist ideologies. The key to understanding the Vietnamese vegetarian food scene is knowing what to look for and where to go in order to find it. Although plenty of standard […]

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Gondola tours coming to Saigon

by Phil Veinott @ Vietnam Is Awesome

Fri Jan 01 03:35:17 PST 2016

There’s a new rowboat tour in Saigon. I guess they want to copy the Venice themed gondola boat tours. We will see how that goes. According to Thanh Nien News, there is a “fleet of 22 boats can serve 200 people every day, but the company is receiving a few dozen only, mostly backpackers who […]

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Our 4½ Month Southeast Asia Budget Backpacking Trip: All the Costs, all the Details

by IFOTC @ Itchy Feet on the Cheap

Mon Mar 06 12:00:48 PST 2017

7 Countries47 Cities138 daysFor only $3081.30 eachThat’s $22.32 per dayAbout 156.29 per weekAnd $669.60 per month In this guide, I will share all the details of our Southeast Asia budget backpacking trip that included Thailand, Cambodia, Laos, Vietnam, Philippines, Malaysia, and Singapore. The Map: Budget Backpacking Southeast Asia The Details and Itinerary:A 47 Cities Tour [...]

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The Evolution Of Phở (Pho)

by Duy Phan @ Saigon Food Tour

Sun Dec 06 23:50:10 PST 2015

For those who are passionate about food and culture, especially Vietnam’s, you must have known Pho already. For those who don’t know what Pho is, Pho is Vietnamese beef noodle soup, which is rich in flavor and mesmerizing in the smell. People always sing compliments for our traditional Pho for its taste, but did you […]

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The most attractive places for New Year Holiday 2018

by upbai @ Vietnam Travel Blog

Sat Dec 30 08:01:25 PST 2017

The list of great tourist destinations below will help you to choose the most appropriate and exciting destination in the upcoming New Year holiday.

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Siningang Na Baboy Sa Sampalok

by ARAdmin @ Asian Recipes

Wed Nov 22 20:52:52 PST 2017

Pork Sinigang or Sinigang na Baboy is a sour soup that is part of the cuisine of the Philippines. The soup dish uses pork as the main ingredient, although beef, shrimp, fish and chicken can be used. (if chicken is used, the recipe is known as sinampalukang manok). Bony portion of pork known as “buto-buto” […]

Blockchain Technology In Vietnam: Becoming A Global Leader?

by Hao Tran @ Vietcetera

Mon Jan 22 18:00:44 PST 2018

Vietnam is still best known for its agricultural output, but it’s a nation in transition. In fact, it’s currently one of the fastest growing countries in Asia and its rapidly diversifying economy has surpassed Thailand’s and Malaysia’s. Foreign capital investment hit US $24.4 billion in 2016, and factory production is shifting from traditional export goods […]

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Ramen vs. Bun Cha

by Tho Loves Food @ Tho Loves Food

Thu Jun 29 11:19:39 PDT 2017

Vietnamese article / Bài viết tiếng Việt I always feel guilty about my laziness in writing to share my food journey. Last week, I started thinking about an idea of showing food culture diversity in Hanoi, by a series of Non-Vietnamese dish/restaurant vs. Vietnamese dish/restaurant. I choose them randomly, without idea of comparing, however, two […]

Weekend Runaway : Hello Hai Phong!

by Tho Loves Food @ Tho Loves Food

Fri Oct 28 03:38:07 PDT 2016

Follow my blog with Bloglovin Hai Phong is the third largest city of Vietnam and a major port city in northeastern of the country. It is also known as The City of Royal Poinciana (Thanh pho Hoa Phuong Do in Vietnamese), which blossom vividly in summer, like glorious flame. Hai Phong people is famous for […]

How to Best Prepare for Your First Silent Retreat

by Rosemary @ Authentic Food Quest

Thu Dec 21 08:51:26 PST 2017

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Everything We Ate in South Korea

by IFOTC @ Itchy Feet on the Cheap

Mon Apr 10 12:00:40 PDT 2017

This is (almost) all the food we ate during our 2 weeks in South Korea. The absolute number one thing we were looking forward to in South Korea was the food. It did not disappoint. We were introduced to new dishes we had never had before, and some old dishes that we had eaten bastardized [...]

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Cellulite Treatment in Vietnam: A Dimpled Dilemma

by bodyexpertsystems @ Body Expert Systems

Thu Aug 31 19:54:32 PDT 2017

Cellulite Treatment in Vietnam The two most frequent topics we get asked about are belly fat and lower body fat […]

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Cu Chi – the Best Place for Ho Chi Minh Tunnels Tour

by Cuong Nguyen @ Travel Sense Asia

Thu Jan 11 19:04:26 PST 2018

If you take a Ho Chi Minh tunnels tour, the must-going place is Cu Chi tunnel – one of the greatest works constructed by the Vietnamese. Cu Chi tunnel system serves as the living and hiding place for the Vietnamese soldiers during the wars. Visitors reaching there can not only experience the great tunnels but […]

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What you need to know about Ha Giang Tourism

by Ho Lam @ Vietnam Travel Blog and Tips

Sat Dec 16 19:48:14 PST 2017

The majestic beauty of the Dong Van plateau certainly makes many people plan to travel to Ha Giang. In this article, I would like to share with you travel experiences Ha Giang savings and safety. Hope that these experiences will be useful for your trip. Ha Giang Location Ha Giang is a mountainous province in northern Vietnam. Ha Giang province is bordered by Cao Bang province to the east, Yen Bai and Lao Cai provinces to the west, Tuyen Quang province to the south. In the north, Ha Giang borders the Choang and Mieu Van Son ethnic groups in Van

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Adventurer’s Guide Through Vietnam (Part One)

by milica @ Bamboo Village Resort And Spa

Wed Apr 12 23:00:02 PDT 2017

Those of you looking for the exciting moments filled with adrenaline shouldn’t hesitate to visit Vietnam. The tourist offer of this amazing country offers various attractions and things to do to keep your adrenaline at the highest level. In this post, we’re talking about some of the most spectacular places you should visit if you’re

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A Thrilling Hai Van Pass Adventure With Onetrip

by Phuc Nguyen @ The Christina's Blog

Tue Dec 19 00:07:04 PST 2017

Vietnam is a fabulous country that sings harmonies of the wild jungle and the people that venture through it. That is a destination that you must visit at least once in your life if you seek adventure. One of the most desired places to stay in Vietnam for both foreigners and locals alike is Da […]

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Banh dom – Another gift from Phu Nhi Village

by Admin @ Hanoi Food Tours, Hanoi Street Food Tours, Hanoi Local Food Tours, Hanoi Food Walking Tours

Thu Jan 11 19:46:50 PST 2018

Banh dom is a kind of glutinous rice flour cake with bean paste which is the common and rustic cake in the North of Vietnam.

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24 Best Quotes Ever About Food

by Tho Loves Food @ Tho Loves Food

Sun Oct 16 10:05:37 PDT 2016

A definitive graphic collection of the pithiest, smartest things ever said about cooking and eating. Original graphics by Chris Ritter for BuzzFeed. Source: buzzfeed.com Save

Van Phuc silk village makes the renowned Vietnam silk with its finesse

by Ho Lam @ Vietnam Travel Blog and Tips

Wed Jan 10 20:08:20 PST 2018

Van Phuc silk village is located about fifteen kilometers from the center of Hanoi, the village of Van Phuc is similar to a silk ribbon that runs along the Nhue River. The natural silk of Van Phuc, called Ha Dong silk and renowned for its finesse, is a high-end product very popular. History of Van Phuc silk village The sericulture and silk weaving of this village are nearly 1,000 years old. According to oral tradition, the first settlements on the banks of the Nhue River date back 1,200 years. Under Chinese rule, La Thi Nga, a girl from Van Phuc,

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Beef Rendang

by ARAdmin @ Asian Recipes

Sat Nov 18 20:52:52 PST 2017

  One of Indonesia’s renowned and universally popular beef dishes is beef rendang, a slow-cooked dry curry deeply spiced with ginger and turmeric, kaffir lime and chilis. You’ll also find chicken, vegetable, and seafood rendang as well. It is also very popular in nearby Malaysia. When prepared in Malaysian style, there are sweet, sour, and savory […]

5 Ways to Combat a Summer Cold

by Stephanie King @ 12WBT

Thu Dec 21 17:28:36 PST 2017

There is nothing worse than catching a cold in summer. Instead of enjoying the beautiful warm weather, you’re left miserably sniffling and sneezing. The duration of a cold will always depend on your body’s immune system – dependent upon the foods and fluids you consume, and your daily activity levels. However, you can improve your chances of a speedier recovery by following some tried and tested methods. Here are a few tips to help conquer your sore throat, sneezing, runny nose, fever and cough quickly, so you can get back to what summer is all about – fun in the […]

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8 best street foods in the cold weather of Saigon

by upbai @ Vietnam Travel Blog

Sat Jan 20 06:01:21 PST 2018

Enjoying a hot bowl of Chao long or good smelling crab soup on cold days is a popular experience of many people in Saigon.

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Discovering Sapa: A Comprehensive Guide to Visiting Vietnam’s Northern Hill Station

by Juliana Hahn @ The Christina's Blog

Mon Jan 01 16:07:57 PST 2018

Sapa is famous for its beautiful landscapes full of verdant rice paddies, rolling hills, Vietnam’s highest mountain, and hidden trails in overgrown valleys. While the idea of coming here for a trek far off from the noise and pollution of the big cities inspires wanderlust, organizing it all can be a bit daunting, especially for […]

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Breaking your routine in Vietnam

by vietnamisawesome @ Vietnam Is Awesome

Sun Dec 13 19:21:58 PST 2015

It’s quite easy to get stuck doing the same thing over and over. Go to work, come home, watch TV and go to sleep. Go to work, go drink beer, fall asleep. It happens a normal routine for many people here and it doesn’t have to be that way. Some people say that there aren’t […]

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California has created 59% of U.S. union jobs since the Great Recession

by Jonathan Lansner @ The Mercury News

Fri Jan 26 11:30:16 PST 2018

California union membership took its first dip in four years -- and the largest drop since the recession ended -- as organized labor's share of the statewide workforce hit a historic low.

The Vietnamese People: The Dragon’s Successors

by bamboovillage @ Bamboo Village Resort And Spa

Thu Jan 18 01:00:05 PST 2018

The mythological story of the origin of Vietnamese is one of the most interesting parts of their culture. They’re especially proud of this story because, according to it, they’re all the successors of a powerful dragon. In this post, we’re revealing the captivating details of this incredibly popular traditional belief. How does the story start?

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10 Viet and Thai Grilling Recipes for Now (or Later)

by milica @ Bamboo Village Resort And Spa

Thu Nov 02 03:12:44 PDT 2017

In astonishingly exotic and utterly compelling places like Vietnam and Thailand, one must enjoy the food while approving to its breathtaking beauty. Apart from enjoying the ready dishes, grilling and cooking bring an exotic experience in the culturally rich country. Moreover, grilling in Vietnam and Thailand will greaten your experience if you get access to

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What to See in North Vietnam?

by Cuong Nguyen @ Travel Sense Asia

Wed Jan 17 00:13:07 PST 2018

Thanks to the perfect geographical location, Vietnam has inherited many wonderful landscapes from Mother Nature and absorbed the essence of neighboring cultures. This makes people wonder what to see in North Vietnam. Because I have spent almost all of my life here, I can confidently say that I know this area inside out. My friends […]

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REASONS TO FALL IN LOVE WITH VIETNAM (PART TWO)

by Duy Phan @ Saigon Food Tour

Wed Jan 06 09:26:02 PST 2016

Scooters/Traffic Scooters are nothing special, they are everywhere on this planet. BUT scooters in Vietnam are a pretty big deal. We have around 90 million people in the country and guess what, nearly each of them owns a motorbike (excluding children and elders). Coming to Vietnam, you will see for yourself the lines of scooters […]

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Guatemala’s Top 3 Destinations for Backpackers

by @ Nutrition Abroad

Mon Dec 18 16:57:25 PST 2017

Guatemala’s Top 3 Destinations for Backpackers Most traveler’s bypass Guatemala for other tourist destinations in Central America such as Mexico or Costa Rica. However this beautiful country shouldn’t be overlooked and has so much to offer whether you’re a short-term traveler or a long-term backpacker. […]

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Boulevard Grill HCMC: The Steakhouse With A Heart

by Jake Hornberger @ Vietcetera

Tue Jan 23 20:37:50 PST 2018

There’s a new steakhouse in town, Boulevard Grill HCMC. Located in District 3, the restaurant’s philanthropic business model has them cooking up more than just their trademark Australian grass-fed T-bone and wagyu beef jerky. That’s because through the restaurant’s “Dining for Giving” program, Boulevard Grill HCMC are also connecting with non-profit organizations in the city […]

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Here’s Why Those New Years Resolutions Aren’t Working

by Caroline Attwood @ 12WBT

Wed Jan 17 14:48:19 PST 2018

How are those New Years resolutions shaping up? We’re guessing that for a lot of you, it’s a struggle to keep motivated on a daily basis. Work, family, having the kids back at school – it’s not easy sticking to those guns with so many distractions and temptations. However it could be you who’s sabotaging your own success, without even realising it. Also read: 8 Everyday Habits That Lead to Weight Gain Do any of these sound familiar? 1. I ate too much and now I’ve blown my diet! What this says: You’re stuck in an ‘all or nothing’ way of thinking, […]

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Safety Tips for Women Traveling in Vietnam

by milica @ Bamboo Village Resort And Spa

Sat Nov 11 06:02:52 PST 2017

For women considering Vietnam as their next travel destination, the common question that arises as “Is Vietnam Safe for Women Travelers?” Vietnam is a blossoming country and is drawing a large number of visitors and solo travelers every year. The most attractive mention about the country is that it is not only the most inexpensive destination for exploring but also the safest place in the Southeast Asia.

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