Perhaps this is the first time you hear the name of “bia hoi Hanoi“. If I would understood in a simple way, “bia” means the beer and “hoi” is meaning “air”. “Bia hoi” means that, when the beer has just been produced, still fresh, has just […]
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Ho Chi Minh lemon ice-tea It was a weekday night when more than 200 youths gathered at a riverside area on Ton That Dam Street in Ho Chi Minh City’s District 1 to enjoy lemon tea, the drink which has been called tra chanh chem gio (lemon […]
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Sai Gon Beer (Sabeco beer producer) has factories in every part of Vietnam; however, it is more preferred in the South and Centre Vietnam market than the Northern market. The major products of this producer is bottled beer, however canned beer brand “333” is also popular […]
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It is not surprising that Vietnam produces wine. After all, it was once a French colony. When people refer to the ‘’reds’’ in Vietnam, it doesn’t really apply to communism anymore. The Government has begun to take a far more relaxed view of things in recent […]
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