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Kim Cafe is one of the most popular places to eat on De Tham, the city's tourist hub. The menu features foods from all over the world. Eastern or Western style—the food is great. The spring rolls are as good as the steak and th... more
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The first thing you notice in the restaurant window is a fish tank shaped like a ship's porthole. In this pleasant nautical motif, you would find ship models, prints of sailboats and old barometers decorating the walls. Jazz ta... more
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Chao Thai is two floors of an elegant, roomy Thai longhouse, with wide-plank wood floors, black-and-white photos of Thai temples, and some small statuary. The restaurant is famous for its fiery papaya salad, fried catfis... more
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Givral has a reputation as being a colonial era institution. In fact the decor and ambiance are nondescript, but this brasserie is justly popular with visitors simply because it is Givral! It's reliable menu and convenient loca... more
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This restaurant, popular with the local Indian community, offers the choice of eating downstairs in the comfortable dining room or heading upstairs for a more intimate setting. The Fish Masala is boneless and excellent, and the... more
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An Nam is certainly Saigon's trendiest food store, but don't be daunted by its appearance. You can make your way to the second level, sit in the spacious café and quietly enjoy a panoramic window view of the busy intersection.... more
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Ale y Paco said
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Moonfish Cafe is a sumptuously designed restaurant and bar. Behind the big window you will find a cool, airy space with the most beautiful place settings in town. The big, earthy plates arrive with portions that are slightly un... more
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Decorated in calming shades of blue and green, Cordon Bleu provides a relaxing, peaceful refuge from the bustling streets of Saigon. Located only a few blocks from the city center, this charming restaurant offers excellent Fren... more
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An Phu Tay Travel Experiences
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Sai Gon, Vietnam
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history religion and sliding in ho chi minh city
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Days 134 - 137: Ho Chi Minh
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Traveling with Ho Chi Minh (apparently) in Saigon
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Everyday life
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