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Ho Chi Minh has a wide variety of Asian-style miscellaneous goods such as apparel, bags, sandals, accessories, ornaments, embroidery, accessories, business card holders, etc. Ho Chi Minh City is full of miscellaneous goods shops, and Dong Khoi Street and Pasta Street are recommended areas for miscellaneous goods shops. Dong Khoi Street area in District 1 in the center of Ho Chi Minh City and Pasta Street, which spans Districts 1 to 3 , are recommended general goods streets. ① The miscellaneous goods shop “House of Saigon” located at the end of Le Thanh Ton Street General miscellaneous goods are on...

When you travel to Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, you definitely want to shop! There are many shopping spots in Ho Chi Minh City, but I will tell you the top 3 recommended shopping spots! 1️⃣ Ben Thanh Market It is a famous spot so much that Ho Chi Minh City is here. Established in 1914, Ben Thanh Market is the largest market in Ho Chi Minh City. At its entrance is a building in the shape of a clock tower. There are more than 1,000 shops selling food, sundries, and clothing in the market. It is a famous spot...

Ho Chi Minh City, a city in the south of Vietnam, has many street food stalls. This time, we will introduce four recommended dishes in Ho Chi Minh City. Bun Thit Nuong Vietnamese noodle dish "bun" is a superb stall. It is filled with plenty of grilled pork and vegetables, and goes well with the spicy sambal sauce. Banh Xeo Vietnamese crepe "Bain Xeo" is a popular stall. Pork, shrimp, and bean sprouts are stuffed into the thin, crispy skin. On top of that, lettuce, herbs, and salsa sauce are served. Com Tam Pork and egg stir-fry "Com Tam" is...

When you want to send something you bought in Vietnam to Japan, there are various services in Vietnam. As you all know, the EMS international mail service is the most well-known transportation method, isn't it? However, it is troublesome to create an invoice and bring it in (in the case of pick-up, arrange in Vietnamese). Prices are surprisingly high. . There are famous courier companies such as DHL and FEDEX, but they are for personal use and the shipping fee is very high for first-time customers. In the case of VIETKAU, we have our own space in the airline company,...

If you are traveling to Vietnam, especially Ho Chi Minh City, you will understand the number of cafes in the city. Some are chain stores, while others are cafes run in private homes or small shops. If anything, Hanoi has a lot of tea shops, and even if you say Vietnamese coffee, I don't have the impression that there are many shops that serve cafeterias filled with ice like in Ho Chi Minh City. If you enjoy Vietnamese cafes, Ho Chi Minh may be the place. I digressed a little, but there are many cafe chains in Vietnam, but let's...