Hi, going to Vietnam in April.

28 thoughts on “Hi, going to Vietnam in April.”

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   Helen Little says:

   Mostly you get to add your own spices etc to taste

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   Bruce Sawers says:

   Yes Vietnamese food is milder than Thai or Malay or Indonesian. They rarely use chilli. We really love Vietnamese food.

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   Oai Tang says:

   No chili in daytime but very spicy in night time! 🤣😂🤪😜

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   Angelo Demarco says:

   Sorry chilies here are the best and they put them almost everywhere. Think you’re going to the wrong place. Guess you will be stuck eating pho

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   Jack Beauregard says:

   if you drink a lot of alcohol beforehand it may not be easy to ask!

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   Gordie Atter says:

   No. You will I unfortunately die. It’s in the air. Capscason.

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   Pham Tuan says:

   You can start to learn 3 words from now:

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   Active Member Kerry Drury says:

   Chili is becoming like ice. Everybody says no to it meaning everyone nowadays who wants it has to ask for it like it’s an extra, 😭

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   Fred Stein says:

   To say “no chili” or “no spicy” in Vietnamese, say “Không cay” (no spicy) or “Không có ớt” (no chili). Adding “làm ơn” (please) makes it polite: “Làm ơn, không cay”. For a stronger request, you can say “Tôi không ăn được cay” (I cannot eat spicy). Have a card made:

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    Nick Lee says:

    Download Google translate and you’ll be able to tell them anything you want.

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