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Chad Kubanoff, an American chef, admitted that his first time trying this dish was confusing, as the ingredients seemed unrelated. But later, he began to crave it.
“At first, I thought he didn’t speak Vietnamese fluently. It turned out he spoke with a central region accent; the one who didn’t speak Vietnamese fluently was me,” said an online commenter, laughing.
At the headquarters of the provincial Immigration Management Department, a steady stream of foreigners has arrived in recent days to apply for level-2 digital identification.
Affordable or Michelin-starred, pho in Ho Chi Minh City leaves lasting impressions on foodie traveler.
A Thai woman gave birth while traveling in Vietnam and successfully registered her newborn’s birth in Quang Tri Province.
Around 5:40 a.m. on July 11, police in Da Nang received a report of a traffic accident on Son Tra Peninsula, near utility pole number 170 in Son Tra Ward, Da Nang City. The incident resulted in the death of a foreign tourist.
Chinese visitor praises the flavors of bun dau mam tom despite its strong reputation.
HCM City authorities have released a list of 17 residential projects where foreign individuals and organizations are permitted to own property, along with 4 where ownership is prohibited.
Their love for Vietnam inspired a unique name and a journey to register for the VNeID system.
The man was found unconscious in the middle of a city street. He had no identification, was alone, and had multiple bodily injuries along with deep cognitive dysfunction.
Foreigners in Khanh Hoa enjoy swift digital ID registration, completed in under 10 minutes with full police support.
The Immigration Division of southern Dong Nai province has issued Level-2 electronic identification (e-ID) accounts to over 200 foreign residents during the first two days of implementation.
Authorities in Phu Yen province are investigating the sudden death of a Malaysian national who was the general director of a local car manufacturing company.
A video has gone viral on social media showing a foreign male tourist narrowly avoiding being run over by a train while distractedly filming on Hanoi’s popular trackside café street.
A Polish traveler was rushed to Hanoi’s Bach Mai Hospital with a deadly aneurysm and survived thanks to a high-stakes emergency surgery.
A Japanese expat was not only impressed by the flavor of a Quy Nhon specialty, but also surprised by the price, with three bowls costing only VND54,000.
While walking in a park, Ms. C. (from Taiwan - China ) suddenly experienced vaginal bleeding and symptoms of placental abruption — a serious obstetric complication.
Nine months ago, when Kent Murphy and his family first moved to Da Nang, they found it difficult to adapt to Vietnam’s traffic, cuisine, and especially the curious habits of their neighbors.
Local dishes bun tom and bun ram impress a Japanese YouTuber with flavor and value.
A viral video shows a tourist riding without a helmet and allowing a child to drive on a public road.