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sgd to vnd

heading to vietnam in late sep, it is good time to change, considering the depreciating trend last few weeks. or do you think it will turn better?
 

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heading to vietnam in late sep, it is good time to change, considering the depreciating trend last few weeks. or do you think it will turn better?
Which part of Vietnam you going?

These two weeks not really good to go da lat due to flooding

September and October if go Vietnam, I highly recommend to read the typhoon news every morning

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Now ok.
Just came back from there.

Windy and a bit of rain

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Which part of Vietnam you going?

These two weeks not really good to go da lat due to flooding

September and October if go Vietnam, I highly recommend to read the typhoon news every morning

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going to danang and hoi an.
 

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heading to vietnam in late sep, it is good time to change, considering the depreciating trend last few weeks. or do you think it will turn better?

i think anything around 16500-17000 should be good enough to change, considering you probably won't be changing that much money for it to be too much of an impact.
 

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Anyway to deviate abit: where to eat nice Singaporean food in Saigon?

My local friends say the Com Ga Hai Nam chicken rice at D1 Calmette is nice but I find it totally lacks any resemblance to the real chicken rice

I miss my Sinkie hawkers :(
 

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Anyway to deviate abit: where to eat nice Singaporean food in Saigon?

My local friends say the Com Ga Hai Nam chicken rice at D1 Calmette is nice but I find it totally lacks any resemblance to the real chicken rice

I miss my Sinkie hawkers :(
There is no real nice Sinkie food in Saigon

Even the Malaysian food also F-ed up

Hainanese chicken rice in Vietnam is lacking in a few areas
1) lack chicken essence oil
2) no garlic paste
3) no 老抽 cuz Vietnam people don't eat dark soya sauce at all. It's not part of their food culture.
4) chicken chili sucks
5) soup not authentic

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There is no real nice Sinkie food in Saigon

Even the Malaysian food also F-ed up

Hainanese chicken rice in Vietnam is lacking in a few areas
1) lack chicken essence oil
2) no garlic paste
3) no 老抽 cuz Vietnam people don't eat dark soya sauce at all. It's not part of their food culture.
4) chicken chili sucks
5) soup not authentic

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Haha, oh well

Jumbo Seafood sells Hainanese chicken I think, but I dunno whether they do the rice and got all the dark sauce and chilli as you mention

Got lunch set but I think confirm super expensive still
 

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you wanna try this at D4? haven't try, pls let us know how it taste?
https://m.facebook.com/twelve.comga/

Anyway to deviate abit: where to eat nice Singaporean food in Saigon?

My local friends say the Com Ga Hai Nam chicken rice at D1 Calmette is nice but I find it totally lacks any resemblance to the real chicken rice

I miss my Sinkie hawkers :(
 

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one of my fav … i think from central vietnam.
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