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Where else to go in this city

Editorial collections for the same city — a route for the day, not a single spot.

Where to get a haircut in Ho Chi Minh City
From dozens of salon options, only those that cut and style hair—no spas, aesthetic clinics or nail studios mixed in by the catalog. Establishments with proven reputation and brand recognition come first, plus a dedicated barbershop for men's cuts.
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Quiet bars in Ho Chi Minh City without Bui Vien crowds
Bui Vien is the tourist bar strip with crowds and karaoke till morning; here—rooftops, craft beer, cocktail and wine bars in calm neighborhoods where you can sit without queues and noise.
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Where to work with a laptop in Ho Chi Minh City
Coworking cafes and major chains with spacious halls, outlets and stable Wi-Fi—comfortable for laptop work for hours, unlike cramped street cafes nearby.
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Where to buy clothing and shoes in Ho Chi Minh City
International and Vietnamese apparel and shoe brands on Nguyen Chai street in District 1: from Levi's, Charles & Keith and Pedro to local premium brand An Phước Pierre Cardin. Shop the entire list on foot in one trip.
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Where to work over coffee in Ho Chi Minh City
Chain cafes downtown: outlets at tables, stable Wi-Fi, air conditioning and seating for hours without staff attitudes.
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Where to try authentic Vietnamese cuisine in Ho Chi Minh City
Trusted local spots downtown: iconic bánh mì with endless queues, diverse Vietnamese dishes under one roof, homemade bánh cuốn, late-night eats and southern cuisine—all without tourist markup.
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