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February 27, 2026
October 8, 2026
[Head-to-head] Hanoi vs Ho Chi Minh City: which city has the livelier nightlife? A guide for business travelers and tourists
In short: Hanoi's nights feel like a summer festival – people sit on plastic stools on Ta Hien Street drinking bia hoi (from about 60 yen a glass) in a friendly, lively atmosphere. Ho Chi Minh City's nights feel like an outdoor music festival – the booming music and neon of Bui Vien Street, rooftop...
February 26, 2026
October 8, 2026
[Must-read] For business travelers and tourists in Vietnam: 5 things to watch out for at night and how to stay safe
In short: the most common nighttime problems in Vietnam are pickpocketing and bag snatching, overcharging taxis, and overpriced bars you get led to by touts. To protect yourself, keep your phone and wallet in front of you, use Grab to get around, and never follow touts. Illegal...
July 23, 2026
October 8, 2026
Beyond Bui Vien: an expat's guide to the hidden nightlife of District 2 and Thu Duc
In short: former District 2 (around Thao Dien) and the former Thu Duc City area are for repeat visitors who want a calmer, more grown-up night than District 1. The classics are craft beer bars along the Saigon River and upscale villa-style VIP massage...
April 19, 2026
October 8, 2026
[What can 10,000 yen get you?] Finding the best-value nightlife area in Ho Chi Minh City!
In short: with a budget of 10,000 yen (about 1.6 million VND), you can easily do drinks plus a massage in Ho Chi Minh City. For first-timers, Le Thanh Ton (District 1), where Japanese is spoken, is the easy choice: a girls' bar plus a Japanese-style massage comes to about 1.4 million VND (about...
February 27, 2026
October 8, 2026
[Must-read for travelers to Vietnam] 5 golden rules for your first chaotic night on Bui Vien Street
In short: Bui Vien Street is Ho Chi Minh City's biggest nightlife strip. Watch out for three things – pickpockets, touts and trouble on the way home – and you can enjoy it safely. Keep your bag in front of you, walk past touts without stopping, and check prices on the menu before ordering (wet towels...
July 23, 2026
October 8, 2026
[Open after 2 a.m.] Hanoi & Ho Chi Minh City late-night guide: an expat's list of spots for one more round
In short: regular restaurants and non-adult massage places close around 22:00–23:00, but bars, VIP massage and clubs keep going after 2 a.m. In Hanoi: bars around Linh Lang, VIP massage around Tran Duy Hung...
July 23, 2026
October 8, 2026
[2026 update] Don't get stuck when cards aren't accepted: an expat's guide to cash and payments for Vietnam nightlife
In short: VIP massage tickets and Japanese-run KTV and girls' bars often accept credit cards, but tips, local bars and street taxis are cash only. Carry your budget for the night plus 1 million VND (about 6,000 yen) extra in cash...
7 件HIT
February 27, 2026
October 8, 2026
[Head-to-head] Hanoi vs Ho Chi Minh City: which city has the livelier nightlife? A guide for business travelers and tourists
In short: Hanoi's nights feel like a summer festival – people sit on plastic stools on Ta Hien Street drinking bia hoi (from about 60 yen a glass) in a friendly, lively atmosphere. Ho Chi Minh City's nights feel like an outdoor music festival – the booming music and neon of Bui Vien Street, rooftop...
February 26, 2026
October 8, 2026
[Must-read] For business travelers and tourists in Vietnam: 5 things to watch out for at night and how to stay safe
In short: the most common nighttime problems in Vietnam are pickpocketing and bag snatching, overcharging taxis, and overpriced bars you get led to by touts. To protect yourself, keep your phone and wallet in front of you, use Grab to get around, and never follow touts. Illegal...
July 23, 2026
October 8, 2026
Beyond Bui Vien: an expat's guide to the hidden nightlife of District 2 and Thu Duc
In short: former District 2 (around Thao Dien) and the former Thu Duc City area are for repeat visitors who want a calmer, more grown-up night than District 1. The classics are craft beer bars along the Saigon River and upscale villa-style VIP massage...
April 19, 2026
October 8, 2026
[What can 10,000 yen get you?] Finding the best-value nightlife area in Ho Chi Minh City!
In short: with a budget of 10,000 yen (about 1.6 million VND), you can easily do drinks plus a massage in Ho Chi Minh City. For first-timers, Le Thanh Ton (District 1), where Japanese is spoken, is the easy choice: a girls' bar plus a Japanese-style massage comes to about 1.4 million VND (about...
February 27, 2026
October 8, 2026
[Must-read for travelers to Vietnam] 5 golden rules for your first chaotic night on Bui Vien Street
In short: Bui Vien Street is Ho Chi Minh City's biggest nightlife strip. Watch out for three things – pickpockets, touts and trouble on the way home – and you can enjoy it safely. Keep your bag in front of you, walk past touts without stopping, and check prices on the menu before ordering (wet towels...
July 23, 2026
October 8, 2026
[Open after 2 a.m.] Hanoi & Ho Chi Minh City late-night guide: an expat's list of spots for one more round
In short: regular restaurants and non-adult massage places close around 22:00–23:00, but bars, VIP massage and clubs keep going after 2 a.m. In Hanoi: bars around Linh Lang, VIP massage around Tran Duy Hung...
July 23, 2026
October 8, 2026
[2026 update] Don't get stuck when cards aren't accepted: an expat's guide to cash and payments for Vietnam nightlife
In short: VIP massage tickets and Japanese-run KTV and girls' bars often accept credit cards, but tips, local bars and street taxis are cash only. Carry your budget for the night plus 1 million VND (about 6,000 yen) extra in cash...
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