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Tomoki didn’t come to Saigon dreaming of opening a bar. He arrived with no expectations and even less of a plan. Yet somewhere between the chaos of long-hours bartending, late-night conversations, and the raw energy of Japan Town, he found a place that felt like home.
Tomoki didn’t come to Saigon dreaming of opening a bar. He arrived with no expectations and even less of a plan. Yet somewhere between the chaos of long-hours bartending, late-night conversations, and the raw energy of Japan Town, he found a place that felt like home.
In founding Vietnam Hearts, Viet learned that giving back isn’t about grand gestures—it’s about consistency, compassion, and community. Each class he taught, each volunteer he recruited, and each smile from the children grounded him in a purpose bigger than his own pain. This is Viet's story of how helping others allowed him to find himself again.
In founding Vietnam Hearts, Viet learned that giving back isn’t about grand gestures—it’s about consistency, compassion, and community. Each class he taught, each volunteer he recruited, and each smile from the children grounded him in a purpose bigger than his own pain. This is Viet's story of how helping others allowed him to find himself again.
From an early age, Chico has always had the same dream: owning his own restaurant. As I listened to his story of creating Chico’s Pizza Bar and, more recently, his new phở restaurant, Chị Mơ, I came to understand why he is the type of person who has been able to successfully realize that dream.
From an early age, Chico has always had the same dream: owning his own restaurant. As I listened to his story of creating Chico’s Pizza Bar and, more recently, his new phở restaurant, Chị Mơ, I came to understand why he is the type of person who has been able to successfully realize that dream.
While Saigon might be known for its sidewalk nhậu culture and booming craft beer scene, a sophisticated new wave of wine bars has quietly taken over the city. From intimate, vinyl-filled listening rooms, to Japanese and French inspired menus, to lush garden retreats, the city is now home to an incredible variety of places to sip and swirl.
While Saigon might be known for its sidewalk nhậu culture and booming craft beer scene, a sophisticated new wave of wine bars has quietly taken over the city. From intimate, vinyl-filled listening rooms, to Japanese and French inspired menus, to lush garden retreats, the city is now home to an incredible variety of places to sip and swirl.
At just twenty-five years old, Stephanie has already become a multi-faceted artist, traveling the world and embodying what is most important to her: freedom of self-expression. Although fairly soft-spoken, her tattoos, fashion, and music speak volumes. During the day, she works as a tattoo artist, but at night she transforms into NotYuTing, a techno-house DJ, and most recently, the producer of her debut EP, ‘Under the Rave.’
At just twenty-five years old, Stephanie has already become a multi-faceted artist, traveling the world and embodying what is most important to her: freedom of self-expression. Although fairly soft-spoken, her tattoos, fashion, and music speak volumes. During the day, she works as a tattoo artist, but at night she transforms into NotYuTing, a techno-house DJ, and most recently, the producer of her debut EP, ‘Under the Rave.’
For someone who’s toured the world and co-founded one of Saigon’s most iconic clubs, Lee is surprisingly soft-spoken. But listen closely and you’ll hear it—his life, like his sets, is a mix of cultures, cities, and sounds that merge with effortless flow.
For someone who’s toured the world and co-founded one of Saigon’s most iconic clubs, Lee is surprisingly soft-spoken. But listen closely and you’ll hear it—his life, like his sets, is a mix of cultures, cities, and sounds that merge with effortless flow.
Tomoki didn’t come to Saigon dreaming of opening a bar. He arrived with no expectations and even less of a plan. Yet somewhere between the chaos of long-hours bartending, late-night conversations, and the raw energy of Japan Town, he found a place that felt like home.
Tomoki didn’t come to Saigon dreaming of opening a bar. He arrived with no expectations and even less of a plan. Yet somewhere between the chaos of long-hours bartending, late-night conversations, and the raw energy of Japan Town, he found a place that felt like home.
In founding Vietnam Hearts, Viet learned that giving back isn’t about grand gestures—it’s about consistency, compassion, and community. Each class he taught, each volunteer he recruited, and each smile from the children grounded him in a purpose bigger than his own pain. This is Viet's story of how helping others allowed him to find himself again.
In founding Vietnam Hearts, Viet learned that giving back isn’t about grand gestures—it’s about consistency, compassion, and community. Each class he taught, each volunteer he recruited, and each smile from the children grounded him in a purpose bigger than his own pain. This is Viet's story of how helping others allowed him to find himself again.
From an early age, Chico has always had the same dream: owning his own restaurant. As I listened to his story of creating Chico’s Pizza Bar and, more recently, his new phở restaurant, Chị Mơ, I came to understand why he is the type of person who has been able to successfully realize that dream.
From an early age, Chico has always had the same dream: owning his own restaurant. As I listened to his story of creating Chico’s Pizza Bar and, more recently, his new phở restaurant, Chị Mơ, I came to understand why he is the type of person who has been able to successfully realize that dream.
While Saigon might be known for its sidewalk nhậu culture and booming craft beer scene, a sophisticated new wave of wine bars has quietly taken over the city. From intimate, vinyl-filled listening rooms, to Japanese and French inspired menus, to lush garden retreats, the city is now home to an incredible variety of places to sip and swirl.
While Saigon might be known for its sidewalk nhậu culture and booming craft beer scene, a sophisticated new wave of wine bars has quietly taken over the city. From intimate, vinyl-filled listening rooms, to Japanese and French inspired menus, to lush garden retreats, the city is now home to an incredible variety of places to sip and swirl.
At just twenty-five years old, Stephanie has already become a multi-faceted artist, traveling the world and embodying what is most important to her: freedom of self-expression. Although fairly soft-spoken, her tattoos, fashion, and music speak volumes. During the day, she works as a tattoo artist, but at night she transforms into NotYuTing, a techno-house DJ, and most recently, the producer of her debut EP, ‘Under the Rave.’
At just twenty-five years old, Stephanie has already become a multi-faceted artist, traveling the world and embodying what is most important to her: freedom of self-expression. Although fairly soft-spoken, her tattoos, fashion, and music speak volumes. During the day, she works as a tattoo artist, but at night she transforms into NotYuTing, a techno-house DJ, and most recently, the producer of her debut EP, ‘Under the Rave.’
For someone who’s toured the world and co-founded one of Saigon’s most iconic clubs, Lee is surprisingly soft-spoken. But listen closely and you’ll hear it—his life, like his sets, is a mix of cultures, cities, and sounds that merge with effortless flow.
For someone who’s toured the world and co-founded one of Saigon’s most iconic clubs, Lee is surprisingly soft-spoken. But listen closely and you’ll hear it—his life, like his sets, is a mix of cultures, cities, and sounds that merge with effortless flow.
Tomoki didn’t come to Saigon dreaming of opening a bar. He arrived with no expectations and even less of a plan. Yet somewhere between the chaos of long-hours bartending, late-night conversations, and the raw energy of Japan Town, he found a place that felt like home.
Tomoki didn’t come to Saigon dreaming of opening a bar. He arrived with no expectations and even less of a plan. Yet somewhere between the chaos of long-hours bartending, late-night conversations, and the raw energy of Japan Town, he found a place that felt like home.