Cafe Nuta: Sitting, Grooving, Humming, and Taking Note
Above Cafe Nuta’s red door are four red letters: L-I-V-E. As if to say, the cafe itself is live on the air and for those about to enter: please do so quietly.
By
Garrett MacLean
Places
Places that fill District 0.
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Cokernut Cafe: Dancing Down A Rabbit Hole of Color
It started with a harmless Google search.
By
Garrett MacLean
Van Thanh Swimming Pool: Silence In The Middle Of The City
Whenever I’m desperate for a dip in a pool, whenever I need to slow down a little, escape the grinding machinery of Saigon and spend several hours sinking into a peace and quiet like no other, I know where I’m going.
By
Liam Langan
A Priori Cafe: A Standout In A City Of Coffee
I never used to care much for cafes. Why pay for a coffee when I can have one at home? A Priori, to some extent, changed this.
By
Liam Langan
ĐÔI BÀN TAY: Everyone Needs A Barber
When I speak about my barbershop, I’m not talking about the shop itself. I’m referring to my barber, a Vietnamese guy in his late-twenties called Phát .
By
Liam Langan
A Cafe of the Blues
It was quiet, and the quiet felt good. The quietness slowed things down. So slow, in fact, I could finally hear.
By
Garrett MacLean
An Evening At Mowe
A wino's wonderland, when you wander into Mowe you can't help but wonder whether you're still in Saigon
By
Liam Langan
A Day At Neo-
Some places have their pulse on the city: Neo's one of them
By
Liam Langan
A Movie, A Meal, A Few Midnight Drinks
Not sure what to do? Here's a trifecta of activities for an evening well spent in Saigon
By
Liam Langan