Inala market of the Vietnamese in Brisbane

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July 6th 2013

Published: July 7th 2013

Saturday, 29 June 2013- Two weeks had passed since I arrived in Australia. I had not met any Vietnamese during that time, so I was happy to go to Inala market in Brisbane at the weekend. The market is over one hour drive from the town where I stay. Most of the shops at Inala market are owned by the Vietnamese. You also can find an India watch shop, a Japanese sushi stall, or a Korean hairdressers ... Read Full Entry

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Sticky rice I bought at Inala market

Inala market in the evening

Most shops were closed. I went to this shop and bought some foods. It was sale off time, so the foods were cheaper.

Phở bò (beef noodle soup) at a restaurant

A Vietnamese noodle restaurant

At Inala shopping center

A Vietnamese shop at Inala shopping center

Vietnamese noodle restaurant

A Vietnamese restaurant at Inala shopping center

Fire-crackers on 31 January 2014 (Tết)

Vietnamese shops at Inala market

Sweet potatoes and pumpkins

Inala market in the evening

Ads of apartment for sale

Outside a Vietnamese shop at Inala market

Vietnamese foods for sale at Inala market

Beef noodles, noodles with spring rolls, rice paper rolls. AUD 5 for one of them. (Mất 100.000 đồng để mua một hộp 4 chiếc gỏi cuốn, hoặc một tô bún bò).