this is vietnamese restrant in seoul korea ..
its famous foods beef pho ,,,..of course managed by korean foods chain store..
name is hoa binh ..but cooker is from vietnamese

there are 10 places vietnamese restrant in seoul

Is pho the only thing that's on the menu?

no ..pho and beef,...meal...rice <--i dont remember of name ...
^^...
in korea 40000 vietnamese worker ...living..so then...many vietnamese restrant opening

It looks pretty uhm... desereted lol.. I don't know about Korea, but over here a lot of korean people like pho lol

BTW Hoabinh means peace not vase lol

Cool. Umm..why does Vietnamese store I know is named Hoabinh?

yes many korean likes pho,,,me too ^^..
i used to go eat beef pho...3 weeks 1 time ::

^ Yea, looks pretty deserted. What do you expect? Just look at that bowl of pho, it doesn't look that good.

beef pho so good taste for me ~~(-_- )~~...of course...common korean likes
beef pho,,

Have you tried any other Vietnamese food besides pho, oldosanboy?

Hoabinh ---->화평

i dont remember,,,,hmm...rice + <--how to make..hm....rice,,cover.....
oh,,i dont remember of name but i like too its..sam??

I have no clue what you're saying.

ah...dim sum <--rights?? ^^ hehehehe

he lives in korea lol

As long as those viet dogs stay out of China, I don't give a $hit.

Otherwise, it's quite funny how the Vietnamese places in Korea are so much cleaner than those in VietNam

Wow, a northern dog calling Viets dogs? Wow, what a contradiction. When did you copy that word from tonight?

GREAT.. Vietnamese and korean people here tried to talk and act in civilized ways, and looks at these trolls

STOP JACKING OUR THREAD OKAY???

As long as 1 millions of your kind leave my country. Oh, I forgot that we have to deport several hundred thousands of you kind out of Vietnam in 1979

At least the Viets are picking a right country to start their businesses. Just avoid that 1 billion people country, they'll drag Viets restaurants down with them when they die.

Korean restaurant in Vietnam

mấy thằng tàu đang ganh ghét người Việt đấy mà

That's usually the case. But let's not change the topic, since this is a great topic for a good relationship between Viets and Koreans.

華夏無產 has his panties in a bunch lately.

mấy thằng tàu thấy ai thành công thì chúng rất ganh tỵ

Vietnamese food is experiencing a boom in Japan too. It's great to see so many other countries are interested in our tradtional food.

there are vietnamese restaurants in korea???

how coool

Our friend 華夏無產:

Is that a real picture of him/her?

^ Yes it is, because he posted it himself in the Chinese forum.

Nice picture. I like what he's wearing and the background. He looks around 40 and unmarried cause I can't see any wedding ring. Of course I can be wrong. He has a really Arnold Schwarzenegger look to him, but an Asian version. Probably his jaw feature.

it is funny to see how retarded people are, he or she forgot that they are also Asian, and what different? only the language they speaks that about it, but them racist people usually get their @ss beat all the time, that's why they r so racists.

But anyway, the rice cover kind of food you guys talked about in here have what in it? wasit ground pork, mushroom and some little more incredients go with it? Was it fried when it serve? if it is, we called it "ba'nh so^i chie^n".

Pho is not only one kind of beef noodle soup, there is another kind of beef noodle soup and we called it " Bu'n Bo` Hu'e^", this soup is a little spicier compare to pho, a little different, but yum yum yum also a good soup to have too. Pho came from the North of VN, Bun Bo Hue came from middle, and the South have serveral kinds of noodle soup such as Banh Canh, Bun Rieu, Hu tieu, Bun Mam...and few more. All of these are good soup and each has each own taste. Enjoy them if you have a chance

Sorry about being stupid lately. I was travelling for the past week, away from home (out of the country actually) and didn't have anything to do except for drink and fool around on the internet...

Ｂｕｔ　seriously, there is some stuff that kind of pisses me off, such as this:
http://www.senatciis.org/dating/vietnamese...ina-brides.html
I have a friend who married a vietnamese. If you wanted my honest opinion, she was nothing more than a 'gold-digger'.

And you can't deny that the Chinese have contributed to the Vietnamese economy in the form of business. Several firms have experienced 600-1000% increase in value since 1995-1998. And while not hugely rich, lots of "Hoa" do own a sizable part of Vietnam's economy. Meanwhile most vietnamese come to China (cities like HK) as labourers.

edit: BTW, you've guessed a little high on my age.

The site above links to asiafriendfinder which I don't think is a bride thing.

Most Vietnamese businesses are owned by the communist state.

and Several firms increased 600%-1000% so what? Why should I care? Only the owners get the benefit of that.




That's because Vietnamese don't care if they buy stuff from a Chinese store. But if a Vietnamese set up shop in Hong Kong, I doubt the Chinese would ever give them a chance. While Vietnamese people don't discriminate.

I'm terribly sorry about guessing your age incorrectly and I hope you are easing off the alcohol.

You are mature, I hope you realize that gold-diggers exist everywhere and in every races. There are even news about many mainland Chinese women who got mistreated by their Taiwanese husbands because those men assume that their wives married them for economic purposes.



Hoa is a largest minority group in VN. While some of them are successful, a large number aren't that lucky. And remember, Chinese immigrants came to VN hundred years ago, while Vietnamese just started to work in HK or Taiwan the past several decades. Didn't you realized that most of immigrants from every ethnic groups, who started everythings with their bare hands in a new country, mostly working as laborers at first? This is also true for Chinese immigrants at the beginning of their settlement in VN, US and elsewhere. As long as people are honest and hard working, I will always respect them, regarless what kind of work they do.

i am a nguoi viet goc hoa, and i have been back to vietnam at least 4 times, and i can tell you, before the 1976 Hoa did own i would say about 30 percent of the economy in saigon only, not really anywhere else in vietnam, right now we own about 15 to maybe 20 percent of the economy in saigon, and we have about 500,000 to 700,000 nguoi hoa in saigon, and the population of saigon is around 6 million, so it is not really that much now, and when compare with the rest of vietnam we dont own hardly anything when compared with thailand, malaysia, philpine, in those countries the hoa own around a whopping 50 to 70 percent of the economy

where is all the veg on that plat of pho pic.. it seen to mi that pho well not be teasty...

With all due respect, why is that one old chinese guy so negative? i mean, come on, get a life and stop hating. Considering how old he is, he should be wise enough to know that everyone is different, but they should all be treated equally no matter what race they are.

agreed !

Yep. Where I live, the Koreans, Chinese, and Whites all like to eat pho and other Vietnamese dishes.

Hehe yer, Vietnamese dishes are notoriously popular here....even more so than Japanese these days. Vietnamese food seems a lot healthy due to the added veggies. Though I can never be full eating Vietnamese food.

"Hoa Binh" means "vase?" No way. "Ho`a Bi`nh" means "Peace" in Vietnamese.
Bi`nh Hoa means "flower vase." Who the hell owns this restaurant? Must be the Chinese because they would say thing backward. There is no such "Hoa Bi`nh" in Vietnamese.

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You are right, I suspect that the owner of this restaurant is chinese, just look at the so called Pho bowl , it looks untasty, too much onions. I'm sure the owner would be unable to babble a sole vietnamese word.
I'm don't want to ignite a flame war but chinese restaurant businesses have undermined vietnamese cuisine reputation (where I live, lately, a lot of junk and outdated food selling cases have been detected by Food & Health authorities, these were chinese owned business) Even Chinese friends complaint about lack of ethics of Chinese catering businesses.

Chinese, stop making prejudice to Vietnamese cuisine.

Whenever I read the phrase "I don't want to flame a war, but ..." then some prejudiced and biased belief is expected.
If some Vietnamese have bad behavior, don't say all Vietnamese are bad.
If some Chinese have bad behavior, don't say all Chinese are bad.
And don't call people who are people dogs.
People tend to do this: talking bad about other people is telling the truth, hearing the same thing about their own country they get mad and act angry. The thing is you get what you did. If you don't want something then don't do it to others.

If you do this to make the name of your country shiny you are wrong, in fact, you are dragging it to the mud.

Well said.

I don't say all Chinese are bad: some friends of mine are Chinese. The word Chinese pointed at those who are cheating: I don't criticize Chinese restaurant selling Chinese dishes. I am upset about these deceitful Vietnamese restaurant operated by Chinese.

When i read news saying that Vietnamese population is short, I agree even if I'm 1.80m tall. When news say Vietnamese are poor , I agree although I see a lot of luxurious German cars around there. When some state that Vietnamese are diligent , I agree although I'm the biggest lazy loser on earth.

And I accept fair critique about me and my country.

Thanks for clarifying your points. In your previous post, clearly being aware of the risk of a flame war, you wrote things that needed another post to make it clear. I don't want to pick on you. But making it clear at once from the beginning is much better.
I learnt that you are trying to help less fortunate people in Vietnam. I sallute you. I wish you success.