We found out recently that due to some travel delays on our way to Hanoi, our favorite low-cost carrier has credited us with a 400 ringgit voucher (a little more than $130 US dollars). That might not sound like much, but when some flights on Air Asia are as low as 10 ringgit, all of Southeast Asia becomes our oyster.
I had such a magical time in Vietnam a couple of weeks ago that I’m still thinking about the food I ate — and didn’t get to eat.
But, at the same time, there are many more places we have yet to visit, and many more foods we have yet to eat. It’s a good dilemma to have…
…so in the meantime, I’ll just keep daydreaming about Vietnam.
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I’m Ann, a mom / wife / lawyer / certified culinary enthusiast. I share recipes, travel guides and home life tips while living overseas. Currently based in São Paulo, Brazil.
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