Richie Fawcett, Hajime Tadano and Thanh Tung are all originals. They have been contributing to the growing Saigon bar culture in each special way.
Here’s a guide to the best new places to eat, drink, and more in Saigon. With so much happening, let’s call it a snapshot not a comprehensive collection of new places.
At Wink Hotels we are doing things differently. So, we’re dispensing with traditional interviews (who enjoys those anyway?). In comes casting – a chance to become a hospitality professional for Vietnam’s first locally-made international-standard hotel brand; a day showing us who you really are.
Five phenomenal chefs dropped by The Dot to give us their stories, and to tell us about their Saigon.
There’s just so many opinions about food in Vietnam out there. Who to believe in this food review jungle? Chau Dang’s SoChaud Channel is a good place to start. So we asked the diminutive but stylish foodie for her story.
Ever wondered where chefs eat when they’re not in their kitchen? We did. So we asked four of Saigon’s most exciting chefs where they love to eat.
With the new Glow Inc. launching we headed over to top up our tan (that frankly is pretty faded after lockdown) and to get the skinny on Selene’s favourite things in life.
“The desire to live slowly made me take up photography, or the dream of being a photographer led me to slow down”. Phuong Tran sits down to choose three of his favourite shots for the latest in our series.
This guide is a tribute to the survival instincts of our favourite new places. Go out and drink and dine, and support a shaken industry back to its feet.
Vietnam is one of the most happening places on the planet. Here, Wink Hotels offers 30 must-do experiences for the year ahead.