[Vietnam Bui Vien Walking Street Review – Introduction]

 

Before going to Mui Ne, I booked my first accommodation near Bui Vien Walking Street.

(Duc vuong hotel- Review link)

Not only is it convenient to move around, but it was also to have a hot(?) dinner on Bui Vien Walking Street for travelers.

To begin with, the selection of lodging for the move was good.

However, Bui Vien Walking Street doesn’t seem to be my style.

Even in my early 20s, all foreign countries were strange and enjoyable, but something here.. seems to have faded.

It feels like an entertainment district in Sogong-dong, Jongno.. It feels like an old club..

Only the speakers were loud, but the music was old and messy.

The expressions of the dancing people were not bright, and they were no different from those of any other office worker.

(Workers dancing poles… they were sluggish)

We booked accommodation on Bui Vien Street.

I was thinking of having a good time and drinking in Bui Vien.

Duc Vuong Saigon Hotel

[Bui Vien Walking Street – Conclusion]

I saw a lot of cheering Korean men in their 50s and 60s, and I respect their lives, but

I stopped by here to see it, but I was skeptical.

The food is on the pricey side and I don’t know what to order.

It was full of solicitors who were frantic to get ripped off. Blocking the way…

If you catch me a few times and say no, I hear all the swearing from behind (I don’t know Vietnamese, but I understand)

 

The best thing was

Soft tofu + tapioca pearls sold at night for 10,000 vnd (our money 500 won, USD 0.5) was the most delicious and friendly.

Drinking beer and watching people pass by.

There are a lot of smokers.

Smokers smoke anywhere, both inside and outside the restaurant,

The inconvenience of having to drink cigarette smoke while eating was my share.

Maybe it was just bad luck…

Chinese people eat things like shrimp and just throw them on the floor.

Vietnamese children are soliciting… (the children soliciting were cute)

Food was nothing special. The fact that Morning Glory stir-fried gongsimchae is cheaper than eating it in Korea,

 

The advantage was that you could enjoy the street atmosphere.

I think it’s good to just rest quietly in a nice hotel.