Living Between Two Worlds — Culture, Family & Everyday Life from Vietnam to Ireland
Living between Vietnam and Ireland means carrying two versions of home at once — one rooted in childhood memories, the other built through marriage, family, and everyday life.
In this section, Khanh shares personal stories shaped by growing up in Vietnam and creating a life in Ireland over the past decade. From identity and belonging to food, family traditions, and raising a child across cultures, these reflections are honest, lived-in, and real.
Alongside the stories, you’ll also find practical travel advice, local food favourites, and insights from both sides of the world — written from experience, not distance.
Where Should You Eat Street Food in Saigon? A Local Guide’s Everyday Favorites
Learning to eat in Saigon isn’t really about food at all. It’s about watching how the city moves, where people pause, and how daily life quietly organises itself around small routines. Street food becomes part of that rhythm — not something planned or sought out, but something you fall into as you learn when to stop, where to sit, and how to read the unspoken signals that guide locals through the day.
Is Saigon Kid-Friendly? What Families Should Know Before Visiting
Saigon can feel intense on your first day — the traffic, the heat, the noise, the energy.
But after guiding visiting families for years, I’ve learned something important: kids often adapt faster than adults.
Here’s what families really need to know before they arrive, and how to enjoy Saigon with confidence.