A long time favorite of Expats closed a week ago in Bui Vien. Mumtaz was one of my favorite Indian restaurants until Babas Kitchen opened. No word if they’re located yet. No signs listed on the restaurant. Related posts: Year of the Snake Tet Traffic Jam Bui Vien Street at Night – Pham Ngu Lao […]
Stellas, now known as New Stellar Vietnam, used to be one of the favorite locations for Expats and Tourists in Saigon. It still gets a lot of traction but with Babas Kitchen across the street you already know which restaurant most people will prefer to visit. Posted from WordPress for Android Related posts: Year of […]
Another apartment building near Pham Ngu Lao on the busy Nguyen Trai street. Related posts: Year of the Snake Tet Traffic Jam Bui Vien Street at Night – Pham Ngu Lao Bitexco Building on a sunny Saigon day Lion at PetroVietnam Tower Packed Parking Garage at Vincom 2
The famous Bui Vien street at night with Bitexco Building in the background. Pham Ngu Lao is the famous backpacker area in Saigon. Related posts: Year of the Snake Tet Traffic Jam More Vietnamese Apartments Bitexco Building on a sunny Saigon day Lion at PetroVietnam Tower Packed Parking Garage at Vincom 2
Normally the Tet holiday means the streets of Saigon are deserted. Not anymore, capitalism has made Tet another Western commercialized holiday with heavy holiday traffic. Related posts: Bui Vien Street at Night – Pham Ngu Lao More Vietnamese Apartments Bitexco Building on a sunny Saigon day Lion at PetroVietnam Tower Packed Parking Garage at Vincom […]
La Casa Mexican just opened opened in Pham Ngu Lao over a week ago. It is run by the same original owner of Margarita. Due to its location, the restaurant is quite packed though the Mexican food is pretty much the same quality as Margarita. The portions were a bit small, not really worth the price. Photos below: (more…)
Last Saturday night, an American friend and I met at Zoom Cafe. It was actually a boring night in the Pham Ngu Lao area until we both noticed a Vietnamese girl walking towards Tran Hung Dao followed by two policemen on a motorbike. It was strange but it even got stranger. (more…)
