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Hiroe K. from Tokyo had previously resided in Hanoi before relocating to Ho Chi Minh City. While in Hanoi, she frequently opted to dine in and didn’t often eat out. However, on the occasions when she did, she would invariably select pho as her preferred choice. Hiroe enjoys eating pho, a Vietnamese dish, once to twice per month. She has a particular interest in the traditional Vietnamese dish known as pho, especially when she is in Ho Chi Minh City. “It is fascinating how I can conveniently locate a pho restaurant just steps away from my home. My acquaintances frequently suggest trying pho with flank steak, brisket, and beef tendon, yet I struggle to recall these variations. Consequently, I tend to opt for a special bowl of pho,” she remarked. “The dish is aptly named for its diverse selection of beef options, making it truly special. Its flavors are remarkably delicious, ensuring a delightful culinary experience.” Hiroe discovered a notable distinction between pho in Hanoi and Ho...

A couple of artists from Israel, namely Guitarist Anton Dmitriev and Julia Garnets, will perform in Vietnam for the first time on June 3, bringing magnetic energy both on and off stage.   The duo of musicians is of the electro-pop band “Ice Hokku”, regularly selling out concerts in Tel Aviv. Their performance in Vietnam will follow the European tour. “Ice Hokku is the perfect expression of Israeli culture and attitude. They bring the local sounds of our region but add a touch of innovation to the mix. Using a looper and technology, they introduce a new sound that I am sure the young Vietnamese audience will love as much as they do in Israel,” said the cultural attaché of the Israeli embassy about the upcoming show of an Israeli couple.  Guitarist Anton Dmitriev and singer Julia Garnits in a performance. Photo: Israeli Embassy to Vietnam “When invited to Vietnam, we didn’t think twice about it. We were just in love with the idea of coming to Vietnam,...