Inside Rich Vietnam 🇻🇳 SHOCKING Thao Dien (Ho Chi Minh City) Area
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- Опубліковано 24 тра 2023
- TODAY I explore the Thao Dien area of District 2 in Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon), Vietnam. Could you live here?
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It's actually better for foreigners to visit Da Nang first, cos that seems to be the most organized city in Vietnam, not with chaotic traffic like in HCMC or HN. Anyway HCMC is a place worth living when people get adapted to the vibe there :)))
That porches in Vietnam is original price + 300% sale tax. So Yes, who ever drive that Porches is super rich.
You know that vn is corrupt right? The people that drove the porches are the son or daughter of the vcp official. Its just like in china, vn is corrupt af.
But in vietnam there are a million porcher owner kkk also there are many stunning house in vn
@@minhuc3642wow million porches owner thats many, why porche only are they can't afford of Bugatti or McLaren P1
@@dawnearlyoh, you have to see Koeniggsegg, Rollroyce, Maybach with 300% tax driving on the street. Those cars you mentioned, we see a lot here also 🤣.
We have a joke that if you are ABSOLUTELY rich, buy super, hyper cars in Vietnam because here we triple the price
@@quynhho8216 oh that's nice,here we have very expensive plate number even Vietnamese can't afford it
Discover Phu My Hung in District 7, also location for rich local & foreigner. Much bigger & moderner than Thao Dien
better urban planning to be exact
I have a place in phu my hung and love it there more than D2 tbh
Better infrastructure and planning
Nah …Phu My Hùng is mostly for Koreans, it’s no longer a prestigious neighborhood. Real estate plummets there.
Regardless of how nice the houses are inside, as soon as you walk out the door, you are reminded that Thảo Đien is a slum. No sidewalk. Dusty small roads with crazy traffic that become rivers when it rains. Terrible infrastructure.
Just came back from a visit. This affluent area is prone to floods after heavy rainfall. The pace of living is my liking. The gap between the rich and poor is huge. Stupid to be driving a Porsche when traffic is so congested barely gets over 40 km/hr.
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Well done. I am from New York but living in Vietnam 30 years. Yes… Thao Dien is a very interesting area. I prefer being a little closer to district one living in a high rise complex. I am now retired and very content living here with my wife who I met in NYC in 1976 but who is originally from Saigon. And yes… the 4P Pizza is really delicious but I must say I like the Le Thanh Ton Street location in the Little Tokyo area the best!
Little Tokyo is the best
What about floods in there?😂
Wow 🤩 thanks for sharing 👍👍👍
You are right! Those are million dollars homes in Thao Dien. You should also visit D7. A modern district of the city. Current Vietnam GDP does not reflect the real GDP of the country as it does not count incomes of those who own small businesses/ are street vendors and etc... It could have been a much bigger number. Pizza 4P is a good place. It's a Japanese owned Pizza place. Fresh herbs are from their garden at the site. Besides pizzas, their crab spaghetti is also amazing. However, the food taste might be lightly sweet to some.
You are so right. Twenty years ago, Vietnam was ranked last but one (Mali) in the world! And yet, nobody was starving, unlike lots of African and South Asia countries.
That is a most beautiful place! If I was a young person like you I would definitely live there you look so happy there. I was hoping you would try some food lol pizza looked delicious 😊
Thank you for made this video! I am in other country right now but I love Vietnam ❤ but, it’s too far.. But now! I can watch your video and think of that beautiful country❤
Good shit, my new favourite south east Asia channel 👌
You deserve my subscription and a “like”. Good day from USA! I like the content of this video. SG is changing so fast by the moments
I went to a pizza 4p in Hanoi and it was amazing! Such a cool experience. That one looks great too
Some cool things about Thao Dien: It is an excellent place, the richer corner of HCMC, yet due to bad urban planning, it will be heavily flooded after heavy rain. The doughnut shop that you wanted to try is a Japanese type doughnut style (mochi doughnut), that shop used to be located in Thao Dien Square but due to its growth, it had to move out, however, imo the quality has decreased over time. And if you want to try pizza 4P's again, you should do a half-half favour, and also their dessert. Hope to see more from you, cheers!
I think I saw a show where they said Saigon was sinking?
@@bearmerica6668 yeah, that'd correct
The whole place used to be a swamp. It’s not so hard to understand why it gets flooded after every heavy rain.
Có nhiều khu nhà giàu hơn nơi đây ở tphcm 😂
Villa Tha Dien for rent priced at $8.5k negotiable
Area: 500m2 (including Villa, swimming pool, coffee shop)
Usable area of 2 floors + 1 ground floor: 800m2
Minimum lease 2 years
Can rent completely renovated, owner moves furniture
Rental by floor:
Ground floor: 4500$ (Coffee shop, swimming pool, including ground floor) 400m2
1st floor: 70 million/month - 140m2 (2 rooms - 1 toilet)
2nd floor: 90 million/m2-150m2 (with private balcony) 1 large room
Private office for 8-10 people (35m2), full package, full amenities for only 25 million/month (no additional costs)
Rent by day for workshops, events: 3-4 million Address: 16, Tran Van Sac, Thao Dien
Most rich people in Vietnam became rich very fast and a lot of them have connections with the government officials. Corruption is everywhere. Vietnam is totally not a "Socialist" country at all
It's more like fascist now, with quasi state-owned corporation and cronyism like VinGroup that got rich by selling lands of poor Vietnamese citizens robbed by the brutal and corrupt Vietnamese Commie regime bandits.
Thảo điền được sở hữu bởi dân cán bộ là chủ yếu. Rất vui vì mùa mưa, Triều cường bọn chúng đc thưởng thức nước cống đen hôi.
Love your videos 😊😊😊
Super interesting to see a cool neighborhood. I would really try that pizza restaurant you visited. Pizza seems to be on my go-to eateries wherever I visit.
Yes i live here its a great place to be
I lived there for 3 years and 4Ps is the best pizza I've had there. There is also a fantastic Syrian/Egyptian place called "Al Sham Saigon".
Cheers for a couple places I’ll come over to check out especially pizza 4p
I’m just amazed that there’re so many plants growing, even in the tiniest place
Even in the more average neighborhoods, people love to grow plants, on their balconies, patios, and in front of their houses on the street. It really softens all the hard edges of the cement.
Vietnamese absolutely love plants lol
Thank you your video so nice
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You should check the Sala area, which is also in District 2, it should be the most modern part of the city. Some houses there cost up to 30 million USD
Yes. And nobody is buying them… empty, vacant, and completely overpriced. They bought it for $3mil and just throw out a $30mil price hoping someone will buy it especially now that real estate is crashing in VN
Thao Dien is definitely one of the expat enclaves in Saigon, TD is a place where you can stay away from the more touristy District 1. I stayed there for 2 months, it's nice to stay and the night is more peaceful.
These remind me of Santa Monica and along Sunset of BH which you could find many small high-end boutique shops and dinning.. District 1 now looks like Rodeo Dr with all larger brands names shopping center and luxury hotels. I used to live at Le Thanh Ton I believe they convert it to Japanese Town. District 2 is cool but I would not live there. It still need a lot of clean up to do and when it gets too close to the river. Its not pretty when it over-flow. Its nice to see Saigon moving up very nicely. Thanks for sharing.
If you can do video about Phú Mỹ Hưng in district 7 i that would be awesome! thanks
As a kid, we used to ride the ferry across from District 1 and walked through this area (mostly swamp and field) to go swimming :)
Houses in SG or Vietnam in general not that good but they are so expensive simply because they ran out of land. Just like all the other big cities in Asia!
I live in D7. D7 is expat district and for rich Vietnamese.
It's pretty same as D2, but cheaper as it's a little further away from D1 ( city centre ). Quality, high end / luxury is same in D7 though.
D7 has loads of International schools, luxury apartment buildings, and big / wide roads. ( and yeah, we see Mercedes Maybach and Porche everyday here ).
If you want to explore " rich Vietnam " in HCMC, go to D1, D7 and D2.
Nice tour. Is the river at 19:00 clean? I remember seeing some vids where the poorer sections are right next to the river.
Awesome
Since this area got developed, I have never stopped by this area. This is the first time seeing the inside of it.
I tried pizza 4P for the first time last time I went to Vietnam and it was amazing. Not just the pizza but the pasta was excellent too. I will definitely go again next time I"m in Vietnam
It's awesome. Japanese perfection paired with Italian food. There are several chain stores all over the city. I visit one every time I'm in Vietnam.
We have enough pizza restaurants in the states so looking for another pizza joint in VN is 😂
do you happen to know which one he went to? I love the structure and style of this one
Props for being such a genuine and down to earth person bro
I admire your commitment to recording this but I did feel somewhat lost and bored half way through it.
It may be an upscale area, but the sidewalks are still in pitiful condition.
The government is pitiful, bribery and corruption to the core. Can you live in Vietnam? Sure you can. Would you live in Vietnam? Probably not, at least in the long term.
Side walks in Vietnam are always bad lol
I love walking into these little alleys/streets in Saigon whether you are in district 1,3, or phu nhan. They are clean and well organized with local shops and eateries. You may find trashes in the city center but these alleys are well cleaned.
You are right Thao ĐIên district is one of the rich district in Saigon, villas here are worth multimillion us dollars, matter of fact, most importantly f the tube houses in all districts in Saigon are worth millions of US dollars too. They are just not as expensive as those in thảo dien. Have you been in district 7? That’s where the riches live. Really enjoy your videos! Travel well!
I have heard d7 got the poor and rich area where the korean are, i have never been there but i heard it.
@@dangda-ww7de D7 phú mỹ hưng where an old rich vietnamese , also check out of SÀi gòn pearl villa area most richest living there . cost of the villa can be up tp 20mil usd ....
Wow 😮cool 😎
You must visit Thu Thiem Sala for the Rich Vietnam. Villa are 20 millions usd and upward.
Rich neighborhood in Vietnam places are Thao Dien D2 and Phu My Hung D7. They usually cost around 200-300 mill VND ($10k-$15k)/m2 so a 300m2 (3200 sqft) house costs around $3-$4.5 mill. Not a bad price compared to D1. But some places in Phu My Hung and Thao Dien can cost much more than that.
You're so right, the last 3 clothes I bought were from Vietnam here in Texas. May I ask what you do for work and what state?
If you want to see thoroughly look for flycam Thao Dien or any district, locals Vietnamese have quite a number of flycam videos of Saigon. D2 and D7 are the things of the past, now the huge new city is being built in Thu Duc, with salt water lake, I can't type the name because the comment will be deleted as it detect ads.
my niece works in Saigon, in a manufactury, she deals with strong hazzard rubbers making brand name sneakers. she gets $330 a month, here pay $150-$300 per pair.. That's like someone's entire month of salaries. Sad
Capone's in Thao Dien is on point pizza. Chicago style thin crust.
pretty and elegant houses you featured. these are examples of neo-classical architecture, some would call them post-modern but if this is the local trend in design. they're a bit late. In the Philippines this architecture was popular during the 90s and so many examples were done not only in Manila but many of the provinces. I watched your videos and im not sure if you tried touring the affluent residential developments in Manila. At present, the trend in Asia is more towards simple western architecture which they call Minimalist style. Anyways, your vlogs are good and gives that sense of walking around with you. thanks.
The minimalism was famous in Vietnam in the 2010’s but went out of favor in 10 years when more and more locals could easily travel to Europe and brought the style back to Vietnam. These days, the neo classical architecture is common as well as the post modern trends like green architecture. Minimalist architecture is common in some public buildings like exhibition center, international school, car dealer, etc. Residential projects, hotels, luxury restaurants, some cafes and cocktail stores are predominantly classical
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Marcel Burger at 9:17 is the has the best burger in SE Asia I've ever had.
Gonna have to check that one out. Thanks.
YOU SHOULD GO TO LANDMARK 81.IT'S ALSO NEAR THAO ĐIEN .LANDMARK 81 IS A HIGHEST BUILDING IN HO CHI MINH CITY AND VIETNAM. THERE ARE MANY TALL BUILDING HERE .
The entire Vinhomes Central Park area is gorgeous. Love it there.
The home price in district 1 is about $1M USD. They are not cheap.
I'm Vietnamese and I like Thao Dien and yeah I would love to live there in one of those apartments you can see the district one skyline from there. Btw that small park at the end need to major clean up.
Noise from the motorbikes will drive me crazy
These places reminds me of the South Triangle area in Quezon city Philippines, specially the Tomas Morato side, with great restaurants and bars. Lots of upper middle class homes.
Wag munang ikumpara, mas maraming myamang lugar dito.
@@Siopaoko yan din ang akala ko dati, then I found out na mas mataas na ang GDP per capita ng Vietnam kaysa Pilipinas. It means mas mayaman na sila kaysa satin. Cguro nga yung lugar na to ay hindi mo ma kumpara dun sa ibang high end neigborhood sa Pilipinas pero overall mas maganda ang ekonomiya ng vietnam kaysa satin.
@@kerbytamares6403 kung maganda na hindi pa rin nalalayo. It doesn't mean na ala Singapore at Hongkong na. Wag agad maging alipin ng Vietnam
@@Siopaokopaanong magpa alipin? Yup talagang hindi pa naman masyado nakakalayo, pero sa trend ng economic growth ng Vietnam mas mauunahan nila tayo maging upper middle income economy, actually na hit na nga ata nila. Nagiging defensive lang kasi ang mga Pinoy kasi dati mas ahead tayo sa kanila. But dont worry mag de-develop naman ang Pilipinas yung nga lang mas mauunahan nila tayo talaga.
@@kerbytamares6403 mababa lang tingin kasi ng Pinoy s sarili kya ang dali tanggapin ang pagkatalo
Zane is looking much healthier and fit comparing to the videos from the Philippines
Hey Zane, what camera are you using filming those POV shots?
I've seen tons of videos on Saigon and Vietnam for years and to me this isn't the richest area of the city. Yes, there are plenty of big villas there. But the streets and sidewalks doesn't look that clean and organized. The clean, rich areas of the city are at the the Vinhomes Landmark 81 areas and District 7 and now the new condos popping up in Thu Thiem. Those are the wide clean streets and very modern.
D2 is kind of the old rich, because it was developed for long time ago, but now D7 take over in the future Thu Thiem is mega rich people live there.
Commie Vietnam has been under a modern-day neofascist regime that exploited the enslaved 95% of population for the benefit of 5% of the tyrannical Commie Party members and their associates, including bandit Pham Nhat Vuong, the richest man in Commie Vietnam, that has allegedly earned the bulk of his wealth (via VinGroup) from developing and selling real estates on stolen lands of poor, connectionless Vietnamese citizens, directly robbed by his accomplices the utterly corrupt and brutal Vietnamese Commie government officials. Dude wanted to scam US investors too with his IPO of VinFast to sell its low quality, high priced junks, but knowledgeable investors evidently avoided VFS like a plague of a meme stock, cratering it to all-time low shortly after IPO. Showing their traits, Vietnamese Commies abuse and oppress Vietnamese citizens domestically, deceive and defraud world citizens internationally, bringing only shame and dishonor to Vietnam anywhere they go. It seemingly takes certain mindset to want to associate with these immoral lowlifes even in the name of making money, while plenty of alternative opportunities abound.
Nice
Love the Bitcoin ATM! and yes, I am pizza AND crypto fan.
10:05 The luxurious Phu My Hung town in district 7 also has lots of foreigners as well (that's what I experienced when I was still living in Vietnam in the last decade). A lot of Korean expats or settlers. The husbands go to Vietnam to do business and they bring their spouse and children with them. Even sending their kids to international high schools and Korean K-12 schools in Phu My Hung. Lots of amenities and Korean restaurants.
District 2 Thao Dien is more Westerner. I love both districts. Thao Dien at night gives me the vibe that I like. I remember strolling around the streets in Thao Dien on my motorbike with my Mom through the evening. It's one of the habits of many Vietnamese people (to take a joy ride to sightseeing and people seeing).
To see all of Phu My Hung, you probably need a motorbike. Walking around would take you several days to see every part of this area of district 7. Phu Hung has different sections, too. With many blocks of villas and beautiful multistorey apartment. Very organized and clean part of Vietnam.
Any wealthy districts with Viets only? Looks no different than French or American occupations during war times with different districts being occupied dominantly by different foreigners.
@@KP-xi4bj 1st District. Even foreigners with millions can’t afford many of the neighborhoods here. This district is exclusively Vietnamese if you don’t count the touristy downtown area which is also in the 1st District.
@@LocTran-db3xuI'd say District 3 as well, with some exceptions (long stay serviced apartments for Japanese expats).
Korean expats also known as korean gangsters
you could see yourself based there because it probably resembles LA alot.... has some west hollywood/century city feels for sure.. feels prettty familiar to LA
living in Thảo Điền since 2012 and i dont want to move to any other places :)
real NY bagel is about the hudson water then process it in 2 steps...boiled & baked or else is just imitation. njoy!
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Right now the housing market is down in ho chi minh city. Our 3 level house is worth over 800k, but if I were to sell it. I would only get about 600k.
Check this place vinhomes grand park,van phuc,the global city, swan park saigon they are all undercontruction they are huge project for the midle class and high class vietnamese
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I want to visit Vietnam in the summer! But I need to drink "Enteral nutrition" before going to bed (so as not to lose weight due to illness) Please tell me if I can buy at a pharmacy or order in Vietnam? I am very worried about this! I drink nutridrink advanced (322 gr dry mix)
If you are not in good health , you better stay home .
@@hungcuongnguyen293 I'm fine. just without nutritional drink I can lose weight and provoke illness . That's why I'm asking if I can buy them in pharmacies in Vietnam or do I need some kind of website to order
@@Arcanero there are many online stores selling it so I think you don't need to worry if you visit Vietnam
No Thao Dien is definitely not for me . The streets there are still not completely renovated yet and during the rainy season which is coming soon , most of this district is flooded . Phu My Hung in district 7 is much nicer and cleaner .
Sir, could you do another video touching on the beggars, lottery sellers and street peddlers along the traffic junctions? The rich-poor divide is actually very alarming but also invisible. Westerners come to Vietnam and they only know Thao Dien, Bui Vien and Cu Chi Tunnels.
The government already made sure to kick the beggars, lottery sellers and street peddlers,... to the outskirts of SG. That's the best way to fool foreigners
@@boiboi682 Actually poor foreigners, they can't see further than their own nose
As long as Vietnam is still ruled by the oppressive and exploitive Communist regime, her potential remains greatly diminished. For any 1% that wants to stay, 99% of the population wants to get out, and many have risked their lives doing just that (for example, 39 doomed lives found in UK container truck recently on the news, and that's only what's been reported), unfortunately. Yet another shocking and also recent example is that during the Covid pandemic when almost all countries assisted their citizens with financial aids in one form or another, the corrupt and murderous Vietnamese Commie regime saw it just as another opportunity not to help but to exploit its ruled citizens even more, essentially making money over the corpses of its citizens by presumably killing at least 30-50K of them, due to grossly misdiagnoses and being thrown into barbwired unhygenic living quarters for isolation, so that they had to sleep on concrete floor, even next to filled trashcans, with inadequate toilet, food, water, or medicine, like animals (searching hard enough, one is able to see shocking video clips on Facebook though the regime tried hard to crack down the leaks by Vietnamese citizen journalists), with the fake nostril Covid test kits, mislabeled as approved by World Health Organization (WHO) in Việt Á scandal, colluded by at least 4 different government agencies (Y Tế , Khoa Học, Công Nghệ, Quân y) and the top Politburo members, including Nguyễn Phú Trọng, Phạm Minh Chính, Nguyễn Xuân Phúc. Murderous Vietnamese Commie regime even had a thug murdered Christian pastor Giuse Trần Ngọc Thanh, like it has done with many other pastors across the nation. There is a reason why the current Commie Vietnam ranks at the bottom of the world in freedom of speech, (true) freedom of religion, and freedom of the press, barely above Commie China and Commie North Korea. There is no true freedom of religion in Commie Vietnam, as this corrupt Vietnamese Commie regime only authorized the fake organizations headed by Commie monks, many of whom were Commie Party officials, and those religious organizations not approved to be infiltrated by them or headed by their Commie agents are accused of malicious and nonexistent crimes and banned, with innocent religious leaders arrested and jailed, as in the recent case with Thiền Am Bên Bờ Vũ Trụ, a harmless Buddhist meditation monastery, for simply having many followers (hence, more influences that the regime fears it can't control) than the Commie Party's officially approved ones. Similarly, its passport ranks at the bottom, 89th out of 111 countries for a reason, barely above North Korea 104th rank. even below many African nations. For comparison, South Korea is at 2nd rank. That's what Republic of South Vietnam would have likely been ranked among at least the top 10 had it not been invaded and occupied by the North Vietnamese Commie terrorists, aided by Commie Soviet and Commie China. Search "cuop dat dan" (meaning "land-robbing of citizens") to see millions of footages across the country from North to South, spanning for decades, dated back to Ho Chi Minh's bloody land reform 1953-1956 that killed nearly 1 million North Vietnamese in only 4 years, or 250K people brutally slaughtered in torturous painful deaths (like being shot, stabbed, mutilated while being alive, or heads being plowed over by water buffaloes while bodies being buried underground) each year on average to rob their lands and homes. Even today, if the rightful owners refuse to have their homes or lands robbed, the ruthless Vietnamese Commie terrorist regime simply jail or massacre them, have tractors run over their bodies or openly assassinate them in their own homes. When it comes to robbing, these barbarian Vietnamese Commie bandits even prey on each other, just as the recent case with then 84-year-old Mr. Lê Đình Kình, a 55-year-Commie Party veteran from Dong Tam, near Hanoi, that got shot dead at 3am in his own home by the Vietnamese Commie terrorist regime. When his wife Mrs. Dư Thị Thành refused to lie about the incident as ordered, the Vietnamese Commie terrorist police brutally tortured her (see more details from "dandongtam" on Facebook). The corrupt Vietnamese Commie government officials routinely dine on lavish gold-plated Salt Bae steak $100K per meal with blood money not just from taxpayers but also from robbed-lands and robbed homes recently drew international condemnations, while many Vietnamese citizens, including elderlies in their 60's and 70's as well as kids as young as 6's to 16's selling lottery tickets on the streets to survive on $2-3 per day. Even Phạm Nhật Vượng the richest man in Vietnam (via his VinGroup) made the bulk of his wealth mainly by colluding with the barbarian Vietnamese Commie regime in selling their robbed-lands from Vietnamese citizens. Travelers to Vietnam in her current form (not at all like this before the Communists took over) should keep this in mind. Behind the beauty of the land and smiling faces at popular tourist destinations, there are a lot of darkness and tears, bloods, sweats, sorrow, horror, and sufferings all over the country.
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Asia country mostly richest people are protected by building tall fence surrounded the house looking like living in prison
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The infrastructure in VN in general and Saigon in particular is built on profits ie. selling houses and apartments without any care on the environment. That’s why when it rains in Saigon even not too hard, the whole area is flooded because the water canals were filled up by concrete and the water could not escape. Even you can live with lots of money but have to experience that kind of disaster and other things that tourists vow not to come back, I don’t think that is called quality of life.
The only thing expats like in VN in VN is almost everything is cheap and things they cannot do in their countries, they can do it here meaning exploiting poor people.
Can you please give the address of the Pizza shop you ate at.
Thanks for the Bitcoin tip. I usuallu have to ag to D1 for that. It's the only way I transfer money to my US account.
How much was the Margarita pizza at 4P's Pizza?
Can you still pick up street food in this area?
All good but its a City to find the beauty of any country you have to leave the city and head to the country.
This is not even the richest neighborhood yet you should come see district 7 Phú Mỹ Hưng
This is a wealtheir than average community, but it is not rich vietnam, those villas are family homes, not a guesthouse. These villas are actually not that desired because culturally ppl use the main floor as storefronts and live in floors 2 to 5. Villas mean no store front, maybe use main floor as warehouse if anything... new saigon across from old saigon (bunch of shiny 60 floor condos, you cant miss it) has 2 br condos selling for USD 1m. Ive also seen private parking lots full of bentelys and lambos somewhere inbetween 5th district and old saigon... so wealth is all over due to rapid economic growth.
Lot of owners here are premier officer of gov😅. And i feel happy because There is usually in flood so they can taste the black water like poor people.
Yes theres a lot of rich in vietnam than poor theyhave 2 % poverty rate.
Where are you coming from ? Hu? Mắm
Meanwhile united states poverty rate is 11.4% 😂😂
''Red'' statistics are reliable? There is only 2% poverty in VN yet the VK often go home with cash and cartons of goods to distribute to their compatriots living in cemeteries, around tombs or in the outskirts or provinces.
To train for ASIAD game, Commie Vietnamese athletes didn't even have enough food to eat, as complained by its ping-pong team, with budget for the whole team less than 800K vnd, or $33 usd, per meal, while their utterly corrupt rulers running the country like Commie Vietnam's minister of public security To Lam routinely dine on $100K usd per meal at Salt Bae restaurant, feeding a gold-covered steak, exposed from a leaked video, that drew international condemnations. See the problems yet? You can be honest now, comrade!
Commie Vietnam regime has been good at brainwashing its population to be proud of being puppets for their master Commie China and their invasion and subsequent lootings of the free and prosperous Republic of South Vietnam (that's the only thing they got going for them) half a century ago, so much so that they got a nasty surprise when confronting with reality. For example, many of them got depressed seeing the fate of a Commie China's puppet like Commie Vietnam's real ranking at 21st place in ASIAD competitions in gold medal count, with only 3 gold medals, but actually ranking 27th in total medal count, for a country ranks 16th in world population with 100 million people, yet ranks 27th in medal count, that's not good. It's even below city state Singapore only with 6 million people and at 114th ranking in world population. Being Commie China's puppet has consequence, unfortunately, with widespread corruption, poor management, and dreadful incompetence across all level of the puppet totalitarian Vietnamese Commie regime.
1 People's Republic of China 201 111 71 383
2 Japan 52 67 69 188
3 Republic of Korea 42 59 89 190
4 India 28 38 41 107
5 Uzbekistan 22 18 31 71
6 Chinese Taipei 19 20 28 67
7 Islamic Republic of Iran 13 21 20 54
8 Thailand 12 14 32 58
9 Bahrain 12 3 5 20
10 Democratic People's Republic of Korea
11 18 10 39 11 Kazakhstan 10 22 48 80
12 Hong Kong, China 8 16 29 53
13 Indonesia 7 11 18 36
14 Malaysia 6 8 18 32
15 Qatar 5 6 3 14 16 United Arab Emirates 5 5 10 20
17 Philippines 4 2 12 18
18 Kyrgyzstan 4 2 9 15
19 Saudi Arabia 4 2 4 10
20 Singapore 3 6 7 16
21 Viet Nam 3 5 19 27
So proud, right comrade?
Nahh, Thao Dien is kind of a fun, vibrant, cool neighborhood but wouldn't be categorized as a rich area of Ho Chi Minh city. Instead you should visit Phu My Hung, district 7, those areas.
Bình thạnh district is exactly the richest in hcm city by gdp percapital 😂😂😂
you should put the price on each item you try, you will get more views.
lol cool im a crypto guy too... anyway glad to see Vietnam and Asia in general is moving in right direction for crypto assets by embracing it, i live in Canada and crypto company keep fleeing here man😢 Binance is closing in canada and some European countries which is suck. and the freaking USA just force all crypto exchanges to either comply to their stupid rule or move out ... so basically major exchange are leaving the western and open their headquarters in UAE or Hong Kong basically Asia 😂
you should try vietnamese pizza which is vietnamese version of pizza
You mean the one that uses rice paper sheet? If that’s so, Idk who named it “pizza” since in Vietnamese, it translates to “grilled rice paper”.
@@risingstar9903 ya that one. Vietnamese people call it “Vietnamese pizza”
@@rachaelt1858 Well whoever translated it really to work on their English. Though I understand why they would call it pizza since technique is almost like you’re making the pizza.
Thao Dien is definitely expensive but it's just old and overpriced and not representative of new Saigon. Head to d7 or d9.
Vietnam looks like a less polluted version of Bangladesh, Bangladesh became so much industrialized in past two decades in the pollution being it's most visible side effect, so much so that we cannot see Sky in Dhaka for most of the days nowadays
Hanoi is most polluted city in Southeast Asia, and that's one of the reasons Covid-19 have been killing way more Vietnamese than citizens of neighboring countries, as persistent pollution severely damage lungs and make them vulnerable to infections. The young, the old, and the handicaps are permanent 5th class citizens under Commie regime, as the disadvantaged members of the society are often taken advantages of by others with no safety net nor societal protection whatsoever (fairly common sights are tattered pre-teeny kids and old men and women in their 60's, 70's begging or selling lottery tickets on the streets), and almost everyone 95% of population get abuses by the utterly corrupt and brutal Vietnamese Commie regime as their lands can be robbed by it anytime. Even during the pandemic when most countries provided aids to their citizens, the ruling Vietnamese Commies not only didn't provide aids (only about 1% received them and those were usually the members of privileged Commie ruling class or their own associates. Yes, they took citizens' tax money to selectively give it to themselves) coordinated with each other to exploit the citizens even more with their dangerous nostril test kits (made by their shell company Việt á) that they falsely claimed of having been approved by World Health Organization (WHO). The result was deadly, as tens of thousands of people died needlessly. Yes, these ruling Vietnamese Commie lowlifes saw the pandemic as another great opportunity not to help but to make money out of the already indigent Vietnamese citizens most of whom could barely survive after being steered like animals by the brutal Vietnamese Commie military police into barbwired, unhygienic quarantined areas sleeping on the floors with inadequate food, water, toilet, beds, and medicine. All true. Do your research. Caveat emptor! Search for patients lying on concrete floors in hospital corridors and even under beds from Google Images. Torrential floods essentially all over the country half of the year, while HCM is a sinking city.
Just go to any posh nightclub frequent by locals and you’ll see how rich they are. They knock down 500 dollars bottles of cognac like it’s going out of style
VN is a very rich and powerful country indeed. Good for them, they can then stop begging financial support from others, including VK
I would live in Vietnam but they need to clean up the trash on the streets, and have sidewalks so people can walk
The place is nice but it would be nicer if they don't throw the garbage around the public area❤
3:40 sure Porsche are expensive cars but in Vietnam any car imported here is 3x the original price so instead of 100k for that Porsche it's 300k in Vn 😂 so yep you gotta be real real rich in Vietnam in order to afford something like that or any car in general, if car prices in Vietnam is the same like in the States then im pretty sure 80% of the population would at least own 1 car in the family by now , cars taxes in Vietnam is insane for some fckin reason
The rich alley ways looks like a regular subdivisions roads in the Phillipines, those kinds of Million Dollar Houses does have a gated with guards in a posh community in the Philippines.
But, maybe a decade time Vietnam GDP will be higher than the Philippines.
It's already higher for a couple years. Look it up.
wait till you find out about the land value there.
i see reasonable neighborhood but the streets and some spots aren’t looked clean and fresh!
Just look at the facade, not further. VN new culture makes them say anything to save their face.
Too bad everywhere you turn you may find a bunch of dogs squeezed in small cages on a two wheeler taking them to sell at slaughter house.
anyone know (in general ) the crime rate in Ho Chi Minh City compared to other Cities?
Crime rate in vn is 1.5 per 100 000 people meanwhile in united states it is 5.4 per 100 000 people 😂😂😂
@@ucchau173Yet VN folks keep on moving to the US, they must be stupid then.
@@titikati The reason most of them move mostly not because of safety. It is so they can get a better job. That’s why you see so many Asians are moving to the US.
@@risingstar9903 It was a reply to the crime rate comparison between VN and the US. Of course they keep on moving to the US for financial/economic reason. The boat people era is long gone. But don't judge a book by its cover.
I've stayed in Thao Dien a couple of months too. It's a great area to live for foreigners. But honestly, you didn't remotely show the impressive villas and residences, by far! Seems you filmed the video in the wrong corner. Go have a look e.g. at Tran Ngoc Dien street (also for restaurants) or Nguyen van Huong street (for the really fat villas at the river side).