Quận Phú Nhuận

Trying to reason how common these things are -
1. Meeting some Maharashtrians
2. Meeting a sailor (considering the curiosity of working on the ship since over a year)
3. Meeting someone who wants to give up an American passport for an Indian
4. Meeting a child whose mom's indian and dad's japanese (I have no idea how the complementary tastes matched - Indians usually prefer more masculine guys with beards and Japanese prefer feminine girls who are lighter)

Life's weird. Although the reasons for it were (as far as I understand) strong connection with a different community in Goa. (Goa isn't really India is it?🤔) In a way that fascination for Goa doesn't translate into fascination for India. Also the first time at someone's place who loved to cook. (Always has been a huge issue 😂).

So basically pointing out some observations from Vietnam :
1. It's chaotic and messy - crossing the streets, electric cables hanging around seems a mess
2. Cheap - feels more India like with the prices although they're a bit steep for indian standards
3. Never seen shops like those on the street before - system of the shop was weird with husband doing the night shift and the wife doing the day duty (24 hours open)

Virtual reality testing was crazy, the chair really moves giving me the creeps! Food in Vietnam is tasty especially chicken rice.Read more