r/VietNam • u/Deadpond_ • 1h ago
Food/Ẩm thực Homemade Nem Nuong
I tried Nem Nuong in Nha Trang I loved it so wanted to recreate as authentically as I could in the UK :)
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Visa:
Thread with the latest updates on tourist visas and related topics (credit to Kananaskis_Country).
https://www.reddit.com/r/travel/comments/12c4uzu/vietnam_tourist_visa_update/
Keep in mind some info might be outdated, so double-check.
Legit official website for eVisa
What is an eVisa and how to apply?
Best sites for applying eVisa.
Another thread on which websites to get a Vietnam visa from.
A US citizen's eVisa ordering experience.
EVisa or pre-approved visa letter?
Vietnam eVisa eligible ports on immigration.
Travel
Information on travelling to some northern cities of Vietnam + General tips.
A super informative AMA from a teenager living in Saigon.
Living in Vietnam:
Advice for any expats looking to relocate to Vietnam
A Canadian looking to live and work in Vietnam.
A Vietkieu asking for people's experience on moving back to Vietnam.
Teaching in English in Vietnam without a bachelor's degree.
Some tips and advice on learning Vietnamese. Several ways to send money to Vietnam.
r/VietNam • u/t0dt0d • Apr 06 '22
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r/VietNam • u/Deadpond_ • 1h ago
I tried Nem Nuong in Nha Trang I loved it so wanted to recreate as authentically as I could in the UK :)
r/VietNam • u/Eight_Sneaky_Trees • 8h ago
Saw someone posted this image on Facebook of an aftermath of a burnt down plastic water tank. Nobody knows how it caught on fire or managed to burn for so long. Nobody got hurt so it is just quite ironic that it caught fire
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r/VietNam • u/Groovy3413 • 6h ago
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Just a stupid repost
Repost, ok ae?
r/VietNam • u/greenie1996 • 13h ago
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r/VietNam • u/bubyecherry • 1h ago
Guys we ate this last night at the Train Café, it's a chicken skewers and it's so good.
I tried to look at the name again of the menu but I forgot the vietnamese name on this chicken skewers cuz in Indonesia we have many type of skewers so I wanted to be more specific just in case vietnam has more than 1 type of recipe cuz this is so good.
It's so tender and juicy omg pls 😭
r/VietNam • u/Darjuz96 • 3h ago
At Bangkok there are the first edition of Eurovision Song Contest Asia and Vietnam Public Broadcaster is one of the (provisorial) 11 partecipants.
Will you watch it?
The Vietnamese representant is Tóc Tiên, the song will come out at October.
r/VietNam • u/kiki420b • 3h ago
Hi there.
I'm looking for a company that can help with shipping caps from Saigon to a 3rd party fulfilling partner in the US or the EU for international shipping, shipping in Asia and domestically will be shipped from our Saigon warehouse directly, I want to ship 500 caps which is under 1 cubic meter for around 70 kg with good protection.
I address this message to people that speak Vietnamese (and enough english to communicate with me and understand this message. Are you able to handle my first oder ? I'm serious and ready to go, the merch is next to me. Message me if you can help me. I would like to ship my first order as soon as possible and I have all the paper you need from the Vietnamese manufacturer.
I will pay a fee to whoever guide me to the right direction. Please ask any questions on the chat or DM me if you are serious to work with me
with love from Vietnam <3
(edit : typo)
r/VietNam • u/flabzinho • 9h ago
How common is it for landlords to hijack electricity meters in Vietnam?
I rented an apartment in Da Nang last month.
I'm alone, I don't cook, and I only use the AC to sleep. Today (28 days later), I went to check the meter and it's 500 kWh more than last month...
This is much beyond normal. The previous month I was in Thailand in a same-size room, and I used the AC ALMOST 24/7, and my final reading was 350 kWh.
The difference between the two rooms is only that Thailand didn't have a fridge or washing machine, but none of these explain a 200 kWh difference.
I feel like the meter in Vietnam is counting double, or maybe there is other stuff connected to my meter...
Does anyone have a similar experience?
Is there a way to verify it?
r/VietNam • u/Equivalent_North_612 • 6h ago
Just got engaged and looking to plan for a wedding in 2028 in Vietnam! For anyone who planned their destination wedding, any tips tricks??
Specific questions I have:
- How many visits did you make before the wedding?
- What was YOUR cost and how many guests did you have?
- What planner did you use?
- General tips from your experience would be helpful!!
r/VietNam • u/gaslightingpenguin • 11h ago
Hi, just wanting to get some understanding of Vietnamese child rearing practises from other Viet parents. I live in Australia.
I've been nursing my baby very successfully for 5 months, but have been constantly pressured by my mother and grandmother to switch to feeding him formula. Their reasoning is that I must not have enough milk because my son looks slim. This is despite my son growing and thriving just fine, he's just not a super chubby baby.
Just wanted to ask what the Vietnamese perspective on this is - do many Vietnamese prefer formula over breastmilk? Is formula advertising very aggressive in Vietnam? It makes me pretty angry but I want to understand the reason behind why they're so concerned.
r/VietNam • u/HortaNord • 15h ago
Hello, I saw this movie a few years ago, I know that is going to tell the story about the war in a way USSA doesn't appear as guilty but I want the genuine opinion of the Vietnamese people
r/VietNam • u/Kosmopaulis • 2h ago
This is my game city-angle. You have to guess 1 city with 5 given angles. the version with only vietnamese citys is in the categorys. Have fun! https://visitwhale.com/city-angle/
As a non-Vietnamese,neighbours of Vietnam uses their own alphabet and most of the Far East countries has their own alphabet system but why Vietnam uses Latin?
r/VietNam • u/Christofuu09 • 8h ago
r/VietNam • u/No-Fisherman1569 • 12h ago
Hello everyone,
I am planning a Trip to Viet Nam this autumn and would like to do a Ha Giang Loop 4D/3N Tour. The options are by bike with Easy Rider or a guided tour by car. From what I read, the motorbike is usually recommended.
However, I am very tall (205cm/ 6‘8“) with around 100kg. Would motorbike Even be feasible for me or would I regret the decision? How is the car tour compared to the one with motorbikes? Did anyone have experience with the topic?
Thank you in advance
Edit: Mixed up some words
r/VietNam • u/throwawayobvs94 • 9h ago
Does anyone know where to get a large quantity of Vietnamese yogurt in HCMC? Could be locally made or the pre-packaged stuff. I tried the Vinamilk but the texture is off (not as silky). TIA!
r/VietNam • u/Extreme_Floor_9466 • 9h ago
I am lowkey freaking out because although I managed to make it Dubai and through immigration (I have a long layover due to delays) I am travelling again tomorrow to Ho Chi Minh. Although I have a TRC (resident card) I’m scared the immigration peeps won’t let me through because these read stamps bled out. Wdyt?
r/VietNam • u/blueskiesbebi • 10h ago
Hi everyone! 😊
I’m going to be in HCMC for about 4–5 days next month and I’m planning on bringing my wedding dress with me to have it altered/tailored while I’m there.
I’ve heard alterations can be much more affordable and have a quicker turnaround compared to Australia.
Has anyone had their wedding dress altered in HCMC before? I’d love any recommendations for a good tailor or bridal alterations specialist you’ve personally used and trusted. 💕👰🏻♀️
Thank you!
r/VietNam • u/FederalAd327 • 1d ago
We have seen a lot of posts from teachers and digital nomads. I’m wondering how much the foreign executives make in Vietnam. Maybe you were recruited internationally… and now you’re an executive director or a diplomat or a senior C suite executive of some kind. How much do you make in USD?
r/VietNam • u/Such_Tomato_6301 • 10h ago
Halo,
I will be having a 10 hour stop over in Vietnam. And I was wondering if anyone knew any locations where to get good or 1:1 reps. I would to make the most of the stop over. I’m already in the rep community, so I know Vietnam is a very good place. I just want to know good locations
Thank youuu in advance!!
r/VietNam • u/Sweet-Mud-5744 • 10h ago
Hi everyone! I have a small question regarding a possible business opportunity in Vietnam.
I've been traveling around Asia for a while now, and I've been thinking about trying to build something here. To be completely honest, I don't have much business experience I'm basically a beginner but I'm very motivated to learn and give it a serious try.
I also have a friend who lives here, and the idea would potentially be to partner with him, which could hopefully make some of the administrative and practical aspects easier to manage.
I've had a few different ideas. One of them would be importing products from China and reselling them in Vietnam through platforms like Shopee, TikTok, and Facebook. My idea would be to start with small quantities and test different products before investing too much money.
I also have some knowledge and experience in sports and fitness, so I've considered working as a freelance coach, either in a gym or doing street workout/personal training.
Another idea would be starting a scooter or camera rental business, although I understand that this would require a bigger initial investment.
I know some of these ideas might sound naive to people with more experience, but I'd really appreciate constructive advice rather than discouragement. Living in Asia has been a dream of mine for a long time, and I'm not expecting to make $10,000 per month. Honestly, if I could eventually generate around $1,000 per month and build a sustainable lifestyle, I would already be very happy.
So I'd love to hear your thoughts, advice, experiences, or even completely different business ideas that could be worth exploring in Vietnam.
Thanks a lot! 🙏