Keeping it Easy, Hoi An, Vietnam

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June 20th 2013

Published: August 21st 2013

What is Banh Mi? Well, it may be said to be the tree that rose from the ashes of years of brutal colonialism, a testament to the adaptability of the Vietnamese people - cultural diffusion at its most sublime - a sandwich. And Banh Mi Phuong? It is the reason that should Hoi An be overrun by the living dead, the fires of hell enveloping the town in eternal damnation - Hoi An would, could and should... Read Full Entry

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22nd August 2013

Home and Away
Bob Carlsen

Best blog I've read about Hoi An...
because you didn't mention the tailors, but the food! I can vouch for your description, including starting with the French bread...the Vietnamese make French bread much better than anything I've eaten in France.

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