Dani....
............and quite possibly one of the most fun ways to spend an early evening in Vietnam!
Now by a pure stroke of luck our hotel just happens to be 2 doors down from Bia Hoi Corner in the Old Quarter. |
So we did what all responsible parents with young children should do and took them to sit on a ubiquitous red stool and watch the world go by while drinking beer. (us, not the kids) |
Now I am pretty sure that if you sat on one of those stools long enough you would literally see everything that Hanoi's street life has to offer. |
The kids had a small amount of money each and ended up buying t-shirts and doughnuts from the comfort of their corner. |
Of course their mere presence tended to cause a bit of traffic chaos but they are fairly used to it now. |
They love trying to figure out what they can afford (not much usually. Christopher has 25 cents there and Scarlett even less!) |
Quiddy flashing the cash! |
I cannot believe that someone has not swiped that womans handbag! |
I hope you didn't drink from that beer in your right hand...... if so Buffalo
ReplyDeleteNO! Mine was the one in my left. As far as you know I am holding the one in my right for Nick. I can't believe that I nearly go Buffalo'd from 6700km away!!!
ReplyDeleteYou say it is only 3%.... While most are a mid strength... it depends on the brew. I had one in Hue City which had the kick of a mule. I am normally a stout drinker with my favourites being around 7 or 8 %. What I had in Hue was stronger. I also had one in Hanoi around the corner from the Ho Chi Minh Museum which also had a kick to it.
ReplyDeleteAussies living in VN that I know reckon the alc content can be anywhere between 2.5 and 10% depending on who is making it.
I guess it is hard to know isn't it? I mean...who do you ask? Maybe you just have to drink a bucketload and see if you can still walk ;)
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