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Top 10 Benefits of Having a Telecom Distribution Box

January 4, 2022 by Sarah

The telecommunications equipment industry creates services and technologies that empower consumers to communicate. Major products include networking devices, such as switches and routers, cable modems, digital subscriber lines, landline and wireless infrastructure equipment, chipsets, and cellphones. Parts and cables need to be kept protected and tidy, yet still, need to be accessible. Telecommunications cables, electrical … Read more

Why Your Next Beach Getaway Should Be to Quy Nhon

December 5, 2020December 2, 2020 by James Pham

If you’ve never heard of Quy Nhon (pronounced kwee nyohn), you’re not alone. Situated on Vietnam’s South-Central coast, sandwiched between the tourist meccas of Hoi An and Nha Trang, this pretty, laid-back city of about 500,000 doesn’t get a lot of press outside of Vietnamese-language media, and even then it’s mostly limited to striking drone … Read more

Electric Youth

July 28, 2020 by Christine Van

Oi speaks to Celine Ventalon about Miha Bodytec and EMS training in Saigon What is Electric Muscle Stimulator (EMS)?Electrical Muscle Stimulation (EMS) training is a full-body workout that originally comes from a physiotherapy and combines a ‘free will contraction’ through an exercise and an external stimulus from an EMS device. This high-intense whole-body workout uses … Read more

L’Adresse is the Address to be

November 17, 2019 by Daniel Spero

L’Adresse Bistro highlights Arab cuisine and culture in a magnifcent setting I rarely take the motorbike out of my daily patterns of District 7 anymore. If I go into town its by car to avoid the stress and pollution, so as I snaked along the elevated motorbike only lane, cresting on Phu My Bridge, I … Read more

Troi Oi August 2019

August 6, 2019August 6, 2019 by Jimmy van der Kloet

The Country in Numbers 863 were booked for driving and riding under the influence of alcohol during the first three days of a month-long crackdown on traffic violations carried out by Vietnamese police throughout the country. Traffic police officers inspected more than 61,000 vehicles nationwide, including approximately 17,300 motorcycles, 2,600 passenger buses, and 2,100 trailer … Read more

Pet of the Month

May 3, 2019 by Oi Vietnam

Augusta and Savannah are two special ARC kittens who are looking for their forever home(s). The pair had been abandoned at a construction site and were crying loudly enough to be found by a passerby. Luckily for the two kittens, that passerby was Traci, an ARC volunteer. Traci took them home and fostered them even … Read more

Common Pet Emergencies, Part One

October 4, 2018 by Nevena Stefanovic

If your furry friend shows any of these signs, don’t ask Facebook members for a diagnosis, go to the vet stat It can be quite frightening to see your pet suffering, especially if you are unsure whether the situation should be considered an emergency or not. When in doubt, always contact your veterinarian or the … Read more

My Little Tomato

January 5, 2018 by Grant Hawkins

Tapas take on a sexy new look and flavor with the arrival of Tomatito and its colorful award-winning chef, Willy Trullas Moreno The “Sexy Tapas Bar” Tomatito Saigon (First Floor, 171 Calmette, D1) is about to open in the heart of the new burgeoning bar/restaurant neighborhood south of Ben Thanh Market. As tradesmen hang drywall and run electrical and plumbing, I catch up … Read more

Mom, Are We There Yet?

August 7, 2016 by Claudia Thai

Families who vacation together, stay together There’s one crucial insight that is often ignored when planning for a vacation with young children. Many parents, exhausted from their duties as indentured servants to their preschool masters, can’t wait to off on a family holiday and stretch out while their kids are happily digging in the sand or looking … Read more

Diary of a Backache

March 7, 2016 by James Pham

A slightly overweight 40-something chronicles his journey to wellness Day 1 It started as a niggle in my lower back two days ago, something I chalked up to sitting for too long, the occupational hazard of being a writer, I suppose. A night of agonizing back spasms through permanently clenched teeth had me Googling “Saigon … Read more