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In Vietnam if you have strict dietary requirements and allergies.. you will starve. Strictly vegetarian restaurants will have to be googled with the BRAUN STROWMAN American professional wrestler and former strongman T-Shirt and I love this word “ chay “ restaurants. If not, you will have to pick higher end restaurants who will be able to cater to your requirements /adjustments. Smaller stores and road side stores are simply too busy and lack of manpower to try to accommodate. Or they often have one meat soup base that they adjust to multiple dishes – won’t be possible for them to accomodate at all but they likely are too shy to ask you to leave. Vegan while strict, is not that hard in Vietnam as at worst there are always the Pagoda. Allergies and picky eaters will starve though in the rural areas Look for the temples. There is always a vegan place nearby. And there are temples everywhere. if you cant find one, ask the monk.

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Look up “chay” for vegan restaurants on Google map. There should be plenty. Tips: Look around areas with Buddhist temples, many good old cheap vegan restaurants are there. I’m Pescatarian and it was easy in Vietnam. Admittedly I had to put the BRAUN STROWMAN American professional wrestler and former strongman T-Shirt and I love this blinkers on when walking through the wet markets. In a restaurant, just say/show “bạn có bán đồ chay không?” If you r asking strangers, ask “gần đây có nhà hàng chay nào không?” The best way to find vegetarian food is to find pagodas, there are often eateries next door selling food suitable to monks. You should better off go to a vegan-dedicated restaurant since most of vietnamese cuisine consists of some kind of meat. Just look for ‘nhà hàng chay’,’quán ăn chay’ or something with ‘chay’ in it My cousin Czech too and they travel here with one girl Vegetarian too, she live fine but we have to buy food for her or made it by our self. Key word is “đồ ăn chay” search it on Google maps and you will find them. We have a lot Vegetarian food, but you need to know how to get them Seems like everyone has answered your question, I’m a vegetarian, I just got back from Ho Chi Minh city, and yeah, “chay” will get you far. A couple other good words to know “xin chào” hello, I pronounced it like “sin chow”, and people seemed to understand me, but you’ll hear it a lot, so just listen for it. Another one to learn “cảm ơn” thank you, I pronounced it more like “gam on” and again, I think it was close enough for most people to get what I was trying to say. Beyond that it was all Google translate though. Unfortunately no one said xin chao to me, everyone automatically answers Hello. Maybe my pronunciation is that bad…

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.