Gia: Fine dining through the seasons

Gia is situated not in the beating heart of Hà Nội’s Old Quarter, but rather aptly opposite the cultural mind of the city: Văn Miếu, otherwise known as the Temple of Literature.

Getting a brilliant bánh mì in Việt Nam

For those who have never had them before, the sheer variety of options might be intimidating, especially if you're looking for something better than just a standard sandwich.

A school trip to remember at Thái Hải stilt house village

Thái Hải Ethnic Village in Thái Nguyên City is a familiar weekend destination for people in Hà Nội. Only two hours away by coach, the village has been a popular team building hotspot, and weekend retreat for school students for many years.

Hà Nội's coffee shops promoting greener living

Bottle decorations, car tyre chairs and light bulbs made from discarded containers are just a few examples of how recycled coffee shops collect seemingly useless objects to create a one-of-a-kind space that is reminiscent of childhood but very creative.

Hà Nội’s little slice of Tuscany

Homesick nationals, expatriates and locals alike with a taste for the heavyweight champion of cuisine that Italy undoubtedly is can rest easy in the knowledge they have a little slice of Tuscany on their doorstep.

Yang Sing serves up authentic Êđê food

Yang Sing in Buôn Ma Thuột City is a great place to get dinner, try some authentic Êđê dishes, and mingle with the locals who are working to improve the Central Highlands' image as a top destination.

Crab-tastic hotpot that's fit for a king

Nguyễn Thị Ánh, a known name on Hà Nội's culinary scene, recently opened a restaurant that can serve 80 guests at a time in the suburban district of Thanh Trì.

Vagabond a perfect spot for café hopping

The Vagabond Patisserie & Cafe in HCM City's District 1’s Trần Cao Vân Street is well-known among cafe-goers and sweets-lovers for their meticulously made seasonal cakes and drinks.

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