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I was pleasantly surprised to walk into this posh looking, relaxed place and find a yummy menu that was incredibly affordable (especially considering the Vine alternative nearby). The red walls got me, the fruit smoothie made me stay a bit longer than I planned and the food menu (that I didnt try yet, the only reason for 4 not 5 stars) will bring me back. Thinking up excuses to go back already and last night was the first time. Oh, the staff was super sweet and they accept dollars.
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Just learned about Kitchen last week and man am I glad. I love street food in Hanoi but I need some creative salads in the mix as well, and thats where Kitchen comes in. They had bacon, walnuts and cheese with NON iceberg lettuce. Not to mention they got the salad dressing right. Dont remember the name of this salad, but the ingredients are listed on the HUGE menu.
Also, the muffins rock (there is a bacon and cheese muffin that sounds weird, but tastes just like a biscuit from the states, YUM!). All this excitement and I am not even a muffin person. haha.
Now, how do we get them to make scones?
Steph
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I went here a year ago when street food was still dirt cheap and restaurant food noticeably higher in price. It was an ok experience then but not memorable, so I never made a point to go back (most likely due to Koto so close by).
Today I went in there cause its so close to my home and I wanted something different. The pho I had tonight was the "special pho" for 25, 000 (the regular pho was only 19,000) and I gotta say, WOW, it is the best pho I have had in Vietnam so far. Seriously! I am definately going back to try some more of their items now that I know how much more affordable and at least if not more tasty they are than Koto!!!
The staff was either overzealous or meek, but thats nothing diff than most restaurants I go to here, so no biggie there.
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Yup, they did the pan pizza justice. But, being a Pizza Hut breadstick junkie, I was more than kinda bummed that they did NOT have these on the menu.
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Non-stick women's clothes
Will be in Hanoi for 1-3 months and would prefer to buy clothes once I am there and slightly more settled than bring oodles of stuff with me.
BUT, my one experience living in Asia was Taiwan a few years back and I had a very hard time finding clothes that fit. I am not terribly picky, would even settle for Gap or Old Navyish solid color casual clothes if need be.
Wondering what the experiences of the other western women in Hanoi is re this matter. Thanks in advance,
D
Looking for naturalpathic doctor in Hanoi.
Please email me if you are or know someone. Am doing a bit of traveling in Thailand in Dec but will be back in Hanoi early Jan.
Thanks v. much,
D
debrafuccio@gmail.com
Does anyone know a decent dentist in Hanoi. Would like to get a regular cleaning and check up rather soon. Thanks in advance, Steph
Does anyone know where I can get my ears waxed in Hanoi? (as weird as that may sound, I heard (haha) that its great!)
Does anyone know where I can get a decent (aka, functional and not slow as a turtle) slightly used laptop? Thanks in advance, Steph
Are there any bicycle riding clubs in town? Anyone interested in starting one or joining one if I start it? I am not a hard core mountain bike kinda gal, just like pedaling around for long stretches. Drop me a line if interested. Thinking of a first ride this sat or sun.
dstephtuccio@yahoo.com
Curious about a Reiki sign I saw at the Western Canned Food store awhile ago. It was there for months, but I only just went to check it out this week, and of course, it was gone! boo hoo. If you know this person that was advertising their services or anyone who practices in Hanoi, please let me know. Prefer English speaking person. Thanks, Steph
dstephfuccio (at) yahoo.com
www.travelgoddess.net
This is answering a question than asking one, due I am clearing out my personal website but wanted this info to go somewhere that you would see and be able to use it.
The question, DO YOU HAVE ANY INFO YOU WISH YOU KNEW WHEN YOU GOT HERE?
The answer(s) is/are below:
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Mind blowing pampering; Facial and pedicure >>>>>>>>>>> Pa
11 Pho Heu, Tel 84-4-822-5055
The service is amazingly gentle and you are seriously treated like the goddess that you are. I went twice for an insanely long facial (due the pollution in Hanoi, I tried like mad to make this a habit). I believe the facial was 90 minutes and included various gooey things on the face, an amazing head massage/shoulder rub and nice nice facial lotions at the end of the facial. $22!!! So baby soft skin after. I also got pedicures there that were the same price as everywhere else in town, about $3. The 2nd time I asked for the pedicure to be done at the same time as the facial and I was getting worked on by two employees at the same time. There aint nuttin like a head and foot rub at the same time. HEAVEN!!! They also (hesitantly) take credit cards.
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Fantastic BBQ Restaurant >>>>>>>>>>>>>> Bo Tung Xeo
(near Kim Ma)
64 Dao Tan (the D is the one with the slash through it)
This place ROCKS. It looks like a local joint, has super yummy food, and is NOT expensive at all.
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Foot massages >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Phieu Bao Massage
There are almost as many foot massages places in Hanoi as there are Xeoms. And although the service and prices are same-same, they are different. The below place I ran across accidentally and was pleasantly surprised. Gentle but firm and a great price. 90,000 VND for 1 hour foot massage (5 USD)
34 Phan Chu Trinh (if I remember correctly, this is off of Pho Hue)
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Random Cool Cultural Moment >>>>>>>>>>> Museum of Ethnology
The information and displays inside the museum are interesting enough. BUT the traditional houses OUTSIDE the museum ROCK! You can even have a picnic or just kick it in the ultra serene long house out there. So wish I went back more than once.
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Creepy Interesting Tourist Moment >>>>> Hoa Lo Prison (aka, the "Hanoi Hilton")
It's too bad they tore down part of this historical landmark to build Hanoi Towers (as much as Citimart was my saving grace sometimes), but there is still enough to see and read about to make this an interesting trip. Yes, the written info is in English also, but beware, it IS written with a very specific political viewpoint (no, really?) Also, its hot as hell in there, so go on a cool day if you can. (hahahahaha, a cool day, does that exist in Hanoi?)
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Non-Blockbuster MOVIES >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Hanoi Cinematheque
I was lucky enough to see many local documentaries, Vietnamese films, obscure French films and more at this quaint little place. This is one place I debated NOT telling you about, cause it is such a fantastic hideaway that if too many folks start going....(you get the idea). But then I remembered all 3 of you that read this, and figured the coast was clear.
warning; they DONT have a website, so either email them here:
info@hanoicinema.org
or stop by to check out their schedule. (I never found their email service to be good at all, so stopping by is HIGHLY recommended).
And if you hate movies, its still a good idea to grab a drink in their cute (and quiet) courtyard.
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Best Medical Advice in the world >>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Acupunturist
Email me for details. I can not recommend her services enough. Nope. Magic baby, magic!!!
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How to use your cell phone in Vietnam >>>>>>>>>>>>>> SIM card madness
Assuming that your cell phone is tri-band or quad-band and is unlocked (best to do before you leave your home country), all you need to do is buy a sim card and possibly some phone credit and you are ready to go. When I bought my SIM card in Hanoi it was something like $3 US and it came with a lot of credit, making it nearly FREE to start service. Sure wish there was something like that here in San Francisco!
Warning; Phone calls are expensive, but text messages are free. There were 2-3 diff cell phone service providers when I was there, Mobi and .....oops, cant remember. But what I do remember is that there wasnt a big diff in service between them.
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Teethy yum >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Dentist
I went once, and the receptionist spoke decent English, there was no waiting and it was all terribly professional.
I have found Yoga places in Westlake and Tay Ho, and these are ok for now. But I will be living closer to Hoan Kiem and working a lot relatively quickly and as such would prefer a yoga place not so far away. Any info on Hoam Kiem or Hai ba Trung district yoga places greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance, Steph
Is there a writing group already in session somewhere? I need some serious external motivation/feedback. hurrah. If not, anyone interested in starting one? Steph
Would be interested to see how much the cost would be for a 3 day a week, 1 hour per day personal yoga instructor in my home. I know, I am dreaming. haha. But if you know anyone please let me know.
Thanks,
Steph
Am about to rent a bike but not into the gear thing. So, have been told there is an (automatic) Mio for rent soon, but cant find any on the road and dont know anyone who rides one. Want to make sure:
1. It's not going to be a problem if I am riding out of Hanoi and something breaks down, or expensive to fix either.
2. That it's not the type of bike to break down often for no particular reason.
SO excited to get motorized!!!
Thanks,
Steph
Seriously considering getting a dehumidifier. Is anyone leaving and selling one? Do you know where to buy a small, affordable one? Thanks in advance, Steph
The same people that I dont know are calling me a few times a week from a 06---- number. Its really fun cause they say "hello" in English and then dive in Vietnamese. I say "hello" in English and than am stuck cause I dont speak Vietnamese. I thought after the first few days that they would understand when I started to speak in English that I dont understand or speak Vietnamese AND/OR that they had the wrong number. They obviously have not. So, in an attempt to get my uninterupted mornings back (they calll really early) I was wondering if anyone can help by calling them and either finding out why they are calling me or just politely asking them to stop. Thanks in advance, Steph
Right, so I am highly addicted to Facebook's Scrabulous, so I thought it might be time to lose the online dictionary crutch and try the game for real. If anyone is interested in getting a small group together to scrabble away, let me know. Would probably have to be an afternoon or after 9pm thing for me (due to work). Thanks, Steph
At home I plug my computer into an adapter and a power strip, but it is heating up quite quickly. Although I have lived overseas a number of times, this is the first time that I have brought my computer from home. Wondering if there is anything else I should have between the power source and the computer cord plug. Any advice MUCH appreciated! Steph
Anyone know a coffee shopish place that is big, stays open til about midnight on weekdays and doesn't mind big groups? (We will be buying drinks and such, but they have to be ok with us being there for a few hours in one stretch). Preferably south of the OQ, but any suggestions greatly appreciated. Getting a group together and need to find a place. Thanks in advance, Steph
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2008/06/18/AR2008061800285.html
Was trying to get clarity on the current financial situation in Vietnam and accidentally ran across this article. Thoughts?
Steph
My rent contract is in USD but I pay in VND, I think this is pretty standard and wasnt a problem at all until last month.
At that time my landlord requested that I use an exchange rate that was 16,500 when the bank rate was 16,100. I gave him the money with the bank rate and he has been extremely rude to me since.
I can live with that I suppose but this month he flipped out when I showed him the 16,600 bank rate and presented my rent money to him. He is now demanding 18,500 exchange rate (the black market rate).
I have a few plans in progress on how to deal with this, so not posting this to ask for advice so much as just curious as to what other folks are doing re this.
I have a friend who made sure his rent contract is in VND, so am working on moving towards this.
Look forward to hearing your feedback.
Steph
Want to start making some of my own jewelry and wondering if anyone knows a bead store or bead stand at a market. Appreciate any info.
Thanks,
Steph
Am coming down to Saigon for a brief w/e conference at the end of July. Wondering if anyone can pass on the following:
1. An online map of Saigon showing districts/neighborhoods. Want to be in a hotel near the conference, and thats at Reunification Palace.
2. Any affordable hotels within walking distance to Reunification Palace . Price range for 2 people under $50, if possible.
Thanks,
Steph
I am trying like mad to find a plug in alarm clock that has a battery option also. I currently use my cell phone alarm and a battery operated old school alarm clock, but the alarm clock is kinda cheapy and I dont trust it to work all the time and dont wanna rely on a battery that might go out with no notice. I really want to be able to turn my phone off some days, y'know? Any advice greatly appreciated. Steph
Trying to find someplace not too crowded to go during the upcoming holiday. Doesnt have to be far, but motorbike ability and/or naturey setting would be ideal. And affordable price getting there, being there, etc.
So far airfares are double normal, which makes sense since its a holiday, but dont have to take plane for this trip.
Mostly we dont wanna spend a fortune or spend oodles of time in crowds or traffic at beg of end of trip.
Thanks in advance,
Steph
PS have been to Halong Bay, Nha Trang, Mai Chau and a few other places already.
Does anyone know HOW people are informed of planned power outages? Over the loud speaker? On the neighborhood chalkboards? etc. Would love to know cause they seem to happen just when I need to do something that requires power. How hard can it be to learn a few words to be more informed on this? haha. Thanks in advance, Steph
Got one of those crazy cravings this weekend, you know the ones I speak of, FOOD cravings.
This time it was for a lemon scone. The dense, crumbly desserty scone. Anyone know where I can find one?
Thanks,
Steph
Posted Friday October 27th, 2006.
Thanks for your info, much appreciated.
I am about a size 12 US, but think I will hit the stores before I leave just to be safe. Dont have much patience for shopping, but think I might have even less for tailoring.
Cant wait to arrive on Tue!
D
In response to the question: Non-stick women's clothes Will be in Hanoi for 1-3 months and would prefer to buy clothes once I am there and slightly more settled than bring oo...
Posted Saturday April 14th, 2007.
I did the Celta here in Hanoi, Vietnam last November. I have a university degree from a very respectable engineering school from the states and the celta still kicked my ass.
Having said that, I need to clarify that it wasnt any one task that is hard, it is everything combined with being observed and critiqued so often along with doing the same for the other teachers-in-training that made it stressful.
I taught kids before the celta and have been teaching teens and adults since then, and I can tell you that this program has helped oodles more than I ever expected, and not just in being able to get better jobs, but in the classroom.
If you have any specific questions about the CELTA or taking it in Hanoi, please feel free to email me directly at dstephfuccio@yahoo.com.
Steph
In response to the question: Hello all ELT teachers, Am planning to do the CELTA training here in Paris, how difficult is it to pass? Has been some time since I studied grammar, s...
Posted Sunday March 23rd, 2008.
Alex left:)
ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhh! I just returned and intentionally put off getting a haircut at home cause I thought I could just hop over to Alex when I needed him. Oh my. Guess I am growing my hair long again. haha.
In response to the question: Where is the French guy Alex?? Looking to find him and get a good hair cut. Went to the last place listed here, but that place is now closed as well, ...
Posted Sunday March 23rd, 2008.
I've had good luck at...
1. Citimart in Hanoi Towers
2. Citimart in Vincom Towers
3. Dan's grocery store, near RMIT and Cleverlearn on Kim Ma (more for imported food than the other stuff)
4. Vinconex Mart, top of mall near Hoan Kiem lake, 24 Hai Ba Trung
Good luck!
Steph
In response to the question: Hi folks! My second week in Hanoi and a great deal of time has been consumed 'hunting' for the necessities. The list is starting to whittle down t...
Posted Sunday March 23rd, 2008.
There are still places for $300 and under, but the prices have gone up. I have used an estate agent named Dat for last year when I was here and this year also. We saw 3 places a few days ago that were all around $250 per month, and I picked one of them and am there now.
his contact info:
hoangminhdatvip@yahoo.com.vn
cell 0904258232
His English is basic, but he is very professional and shows you what you want to see (not what he wants you to rent, what I experienced with a lot of other agents last year!)
Tell him Steph sent ya:)
And good luck,
Steph
In response to the question: Hi all! I'm moving back to Hanoi after being away for almost one year. Just a quick question for anyone who can help. What are the rental prices lik...
Posted Wednesday April 2nd, 2008.
Thank you, I will contact Arundathi right now.
Steph
In response to the question: Would be interested to see how much the cost would be for a 3 day a week, 1 hour per day personal yoga instructor in my home. I know, I am dreaming. h...
Posted Saturday April 19th, 2008.
Well, I wasnt personally thrilled with my experience with Vudoo. The man who cut my hair was cold, quiet, and impersonal (I like dont like super chatty hair dressers to begin with) and cut the way he wanted NOT what I asked for. To be fair, I only went once, but wont be heading back, even without Alex being gone. Will be ponytailing it til I find an Alex-replacement. Or head to Lao, haha.
Steph
In response to the question: Where is the French guy Alex?? Looking to find him and get a good hair cut. Went to the last place listed here, but that place is now closed as well, ...
Posted Saturday April 19th, 2008.
I ended up going with a Wave, when in Rome and all that stuff. Was easier and cheaper to go this route. To be honest, I will be either back completely on a bicycle shortly or alternate between the motorbike and a bicycle. I have driven in many countries before (some in crowded Asian cities too)and its maddening and stressful to drive here so far. Bummer. We shall see, am giving it a month trial before handing in me keys. Thanks for all the info:)
Steph
In response to the question: Am about to rent a bike but not into the gear thing. So, have been told there is an (automatic) Mio for rent soon, but cant find any on the road and d...
Posted Saturday April 19th, 2008.
Hanoi Taxi
853 5353
I call this company when I need a taxi. I literally say "need taxi" in English and then the street name(s) or street number and name. I usually call from a street name I know I can pronounce fairly well, and usually at an intersection OR at a number I know I can say in Vietnamese.
MOST of the time the drivers from this company will use the meter and be honest about the price. Most of the time.
I think the text thing would be great!!!
Steph
In response to the question: When I was in Poland, the taxi companies had a service where you text the company with the address you're at and they send a taxi there. Do they ...
Posted Saturday April 26th, 2008.
wow. well, before all these helpful and yes, hilarious replies, I got an offer for someone to help me by calling them in Vietnamese. Its been a few days and no calls yet. I am, however, not convinced its over, so have a hard surface ready for hitting. (already tried the yelling option.) The weirdest bit, though, is that I had this phone number most of last year and all of this year, so who the heck are they trying to call? The company is just north of HCMC, an area I have been to only once. Very odd. Very, very odd.
Anyway, thanks for your help!
Steph
In response to the question: The same people that I dont know are calling me a few times a week from a 06---- number. Its really fun cause they say "hello" in English and then div...
Posted Saturday April 26th, 2008.
Wow.
All of these creative ideas make me wonder how often this happens to folks and more importantly why?!?!? Ugh. Thanks again.
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Posted Sunday April 27th, 2008.
There is now a New Hanoian Scrabble group, come take a look.
In response to the question: Right, so I am highly addicted to Facebook's Scrabulous, so I thought it might be time to lose the online dictionary crutch and try the game for real....
Posted Thursday May 1st, 2008.
Thanks for the info. I have a laptop. I dont know about the voltage sttabilizer things, but it looks like all the outlets in the apartment have a little box that sticks out from the wall. I have a power strip that the laptop is plugged into, but it sparks every time I plug it in and my laptop seems to be getting overheated fast. As for power outages, I unplug my computer every time I leave the place, for this and other reasons.
Steph
In response to the question: At home I plug my computer into an adapter and a power strip, but it is heating up quite quickly. Although I have lived overseas a number of times, th...
Posted Thursday May 1st, 2008.
Oh, whats a UPS?
In response to the question: At home I plug my computer into an adapter and a power strip, but it is heating up quite quickly. Although I have lived overseas a number of times, th...
Posted Sunday May 4th, 2008.
Was just talking about something similar to this the other day. Moreso the want to have a cat but not doing so due to a moving often lifestyle. I bet there would be serious interest from the expat community if there was a service/group/etc that handled getting cats into a home, that way when your short time in Hanoi is up, the cat has a new place to go. Maybe you could set something like this up? Could be a rather informal group. Just a thought.
In response to the question: I'd really like to discuss this topic with someone who has an informed opinion (vet; pet owner; thoughtful and ethical person; etc) I've seen a lot...
Posted Saturday May 17th, 2008.
Which is probably why a lot of the non-battery operated "devices" I have seen in random grocery stores as sold as massage tools. Wish I could tell you exactly where, but all I remember is seeing them next to insence and body oils and going hmmm. Think I saw some at a Citimart and possibly that store at the top of Trang Tien mall.
In response to the question: Okay...so I believe the ladies of Hanoi will not disagree with me that the ratio of men to women in this city does not work in their favour, and what ...
Posted Friday June 20th, 2008.
Oh please. I am from the U.S. where this kinda thing has gotten way too common. Not scared at all about violence of any nature in Hanoi, or Vietnam, for that matter.
Was just surprised to see this news. Thats all.
In response to the question: http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2008/06/18/AR2008061800285.html Was trying to get clarity on the current financial situation...
Posted Thursday June 26th, 2008.
UPDATE:
After 1 week and 2 attempts to pay my rent at the bank rate (and my landlord refusing to take it), he came to my apartment tonight asking for rent money.
I told him that I tried to pay before and showed him the money (in dong) and the print out of the bank rate from Vietcombank (the same one he yelled at me for showing him the other times).
He was NOT happy about it, and said "but you want to pay $180" (his calc with the black market rate). "You must leave." He said. I told him if he accepts the legal rate (I was showing him from a bank in HIS country) that I would leave before the next rent due date. He DID argue with me some more, but in the end his wife pushed him to accept the money.
I should mention that there are two things that have mysteriously gone wrong with the apartment in the past week during this friction. Neither of which I am telling him about (nor fixing) before I leave.
I already have a place set up to move into a little over a week before my next payday here, so am covered on that end. Good news is that he never asked for nor received a deposit, so I have nothing to lose but being a bit uncomfortable when I see him for the next 2 weeks.
I wish I could tell you that this feels like a win, but it just feels crappy. It sucks to have to fight to pay overpriced rent in a moldy, run down ROOM. Oh well, live and learn. My next rent contract WILL BE in dong, its already agreed upon, so thank goodness for lesson learned.
Best luck to anyone else in this situation, I dont necessarily suggest following in my footsteps, but wanted to share an option you have in this situation.
Steph
In response to the question: My rent contract is in USD but I pay in VND, I think this is pretty standard and wasnt a problem at all until last month. At that time my landlord...
Posted Friday June 27th, 2008.
Thanks for all the support. Stosskraft, your advice is really good, and I will def use it going forward, since this issue is (thank goddess) over. I think a mix of me own stubbornness on this issue with your saving face advice would have been the best plan of attack.
I am tempted to list the address and landlord info, but dont want to do so as an angry act. So, adding this idea to me calendar to do list, and after I move out, if I feel overall he was horrible to deal with, I will vocalize it.
Best,
Steph
In response to the question: My rent contract is in USD but I pay in VND, I think this is pretty standard and wasnt a problem at all until last month. At that time my landlord...
Posted Sunday July 6th, 2008.
Also, any English language bookstores. Will hopefully be stocking up on reading material while there. Thanks.
In response to the question: Am coming down to Saigon for a brief w/e conference at the end of July. Wondering if anyone can pass on the following: 1. An online map of Saigon s...
Posted Sunday July 13th, 2008.
Have no clue about the local condoms, but have seen western brands at Citimart and some other places.
In response to the question: What do people think of the condoms one can buy in Vietnam? ie. Are they of sufficient quality to be trusted? Are they likely to cause their own spec...
Posted Saturday August 2nd, 2008.
Just bought a top sheet for 380,000 at Dunlopillo in hanoi towers, first floor. way too much to spend on a sheet,but it was nice towalk in and buy it right away. seems like a nice quality.was queen size.
In response to the question: Can anyone recommend a place to buy luxurious quality, pure cotton bed sheets - that are vaguely reasonably priced? Also, pillows? Thanks ...
Posted Sunday August 3rd, 2008.
Nice, thanks for this info. Will check it out.
Steph
In response to the question: I am trying like mad to find a plug in alarm clock that has a battery option also. I currently use my cell phone alarm and a battery operated old scho...
Posted Sunday August 3rd, 2008.
Went here yesterday and am really pleased with the quality of the haircut and the stylists English skills.
The Hair Workshop
49 Hai Ba Trung
(in Hanoi Towers, first floor, around the corner from Highlands coffee).
I think the cut was $16 US, dont sure about highlight costs.
I dont know about you, but I have frizzy/curly hair and I nearly hugged the woman when she started using that silver device that 'slices' the hair and thins it out in a way that makes it less frizzy. Havent seen this puppy in Mrs. Brady/x-mas tree haircuts throughout my experiences in Asia, so was tickled pink that this worked out well. Will go back there next time for sure.
Stylist name: Bui Thanh Thuy (dont be fooled by her long, straight hair, she knows how to deal with non-Asian hair. Hurrah!)
Steph
In response to the question: Can anyone recommend good hair salons that will do a good cut and highlights...
Posted Tuesday August 5th, 2008.
I pop in here and there when I see a place and rarely pay more than $3 USD. I have never had my feet butchered, but the comfort level during varies greatly I must say.
In response to the question: Any recommendations for a good pedicure place in Hanoi(hopefully with not exquisite pricing)? For my girlfriend I swear! She's worried places here wil...
Posted Wednesday August 20th, 2008.
We were thinking about Ba Be. Will break out the map and see what we can do. Also would love to go to Phu Quoc, always forget that as an option, will check out fares. Appreciate the advice.
Steph
In response to the question: Trying to find someplace not too crowded to go during the upcoming holiday. Doesnt have to be far, but motorbike ability and/or naturey setting would ...
Posted Saturday August 30th, 2008.
lol.
Being an English teacher myself I often ponder the question, "Where can I meet non-English teachers?"
Also try Finnegans Pub on Quiz Night, if its still going on. Believe it's Thursdays.
Steph
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Posted Sunday August 31st, 2008.
Ok, thats a start. Has anyone seen this info in these media sources? Which ones? Where in them?
Thanks,
Steph
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