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Friday
Apr082011

Vietnam: Nha Trang

After our first couple of days in Saigon and Bac Lieu, we headed north via sleeper train to Nha Trang. More on the train experience later. Let's say everyone slept extremely well except for the adult who shared her narrow cot-like bed with Emmy. Hint: It wasn't Asian Grandma.

But this was definitely a highlight of the trip--the amazing seafood lunch and day we spent at Bai Dai "Long Beach" in Nha Trang. Incredible. We were ten steps away from the ocean, grilling our giant shrimp and oysters and foil-wrapped fish. 

Some of us really enjoyed ourselves and the 50 cent beers. Like father, like daughter. 

Here's a little POV walking to the restaurant...detailed introduction by Asian Grandma followed up by my report. Punctuated by wind noise. What? I'm not like a professional reporter or anything.

 

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Reader Comments (5)

I am really loving these posts about your trip to Vietnam! This one was very interesting! Keep 'um coming!

04.8.2011 | Unregistered CommenterKeith

how much did you guys spend on seafood that day?

04.9.2011 | Unregistered Commenterguest

LOVE the guy at the end of your clip with his shirt pulled up like a bikini top . "Good times!"

04.10.2011 | Unregistered Commentercandice

Guest: Good question. Let me check on that. It wasn't as cheap as most other meals we had in VN, actually. Still relatively affordable though.

04.11.2011 | Registered CommenterVicky Nguyen

Guest: OK it was about $50 for 4 people, including 4 beers, 2 limeades, 3 iced teas, 12 big shrimp, a giant fish and half a dozen oysters. Best seafood I've ever had. The setting helped too.

04.11.2011 | Registered CommenterVicky Nguyen

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