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posted about 3 months ago by uluulustreet
about the venue: Pizza Hoa Y

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gosh this place is just awesome! was really craving for pizzas n decided tt i wanted to see the pizza making instead of calling for delivery. the shop was nice enough, e pizzas came piping hot and so homely! But I am giving the 5 stars not just cos the pizzas were nice and worth the price, but becos of their awesome service. The person who served us was very poilte and helpful, and having been to so many resturants, he is really one of the few VIetnamese who really takes pride in what they are serving! excellent! and best of all, we were given A DISCOUNT CARD, 30% off for all big pizzas for the nt mth! tt's really reason to go bk. Anyway, their delivery are very value for money esp for the wkends delivery sepcials! a must try for those crazing for pizzas...

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posted about 4 months ago by uluulustreet
about the venue: Khazaana

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The food was great, spicy enough to being out my appetite. Portion was good. the naan comes hot and freshly baked. Service was good too with attentive waitresses. The only downside is the price, esp with the inflation surcharge which I am not sure whether to laugh or not..

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Hi everyone! I need to find out if anyone know of a Shitoryo Karate club in Hanoi, even better if it is near the University of Hanoi Campus, if not all karate clubs of other styles will be good too. Secondly, I will be writing a bkgrd history research paper on Vietnamese trad martial arts and another one on Vovinam Viet Vo Dao specifically. Anyone know of any good Viet Vo Dao club that I sld check out? I hope to enrol to have a few Vovinam lessons there.THanks for ur help!!
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Posted Thursday August 7th, 2008.
Hi thanks everyone for the reply, i will checking on some of them nt wk. Btw, i saw a vietnamese gal wearing a Shotokan karate gi in one of the bookshop at Trang Tien. I apporached her to ask for the address of her dojo but she was too shy to answer. So anyone knows of any karate club near Bach Khoa where I am staying now? I am told that I can ask the students ard here, but the hostel I am staying in now is empty cos it is summer hols and I do not want to wait until sch term starts to resume my karate practises! THanks guys for your help!
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Posted Monday September 29th, 2008.
sharks, i have been surviving on oreos for the past 2 days.. seems like i have to axe them out of my list..
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Posted Monday September 29th, 2008.
hi! i think to really appreciate or understand Vietnamese culture and the life of the people, it is important to have an "informed" mind. I think one of the best way to start is read up on Vietnam, goggling, wikipedia or even watching documentaries (VTV4 is a local Vietnamese channel catering for overseas VIetnamse and foreign community and is mostly in Eng, if I am not wrong there are some french or russina too). Only when you know some of the history of Vietnam can you really appreciate the cultural diversity, its vibrancy and basically how Hanoi and VIetnam is the way it is today. And ya, talk to people about Vietnam, dont have to be Vietnamese, there are many foreigners living in Vietnam who knows alot on Vietnam if you cant really speak VIetnamese. But better still is to get yourself a Vietnamese teacher, speak their language and you will be sure that the locals will start opening up to you. Vietnamese are proud people who have fierce national/ethnic pride and they love it when you show interest in their culture etc and will be willing to share. I really hope you have a chance to really start understanding what you are seeing as I really find Vietnam a charming place esp when it seems you ahve been here since Dec last yr? I wish you good luck!
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