How is it really LIVING in Da Nang, Vietnam?

A family of three shares a typical day in their life living in Da Nang, Vietnam, after relocating from Dubai nearly two years ago. The day begins with maneuvering a motorbike out of a tightly packed parking area, then dropping their daughter at school. The parents discuss the overwhelming food options in Vietnam, often leading to indecision, and settle on bánh bèo (steamed rice cakes) and bún chả (noodle soup with meatballs). They visit a local bakery and coffee shop, noting the frequent opening and closing of businesses. The father reflects on living just 10 minutes from My Khe Beach, one of the best beaches he has seen, yet rarely using it. Rain forces them to take a Grab taxi instead of the motorbike for school pickup. The video captures the everyday logistics, food culture, and family dynamics of expat life in Da Nang, highlighting the challenges and pleasures of settling into a new city.

Key Facts

1. 10 minutes from My Khe Beach
2. Nearly two years in Da Nang
3. Burger: 35,000 VND
4. Bánh bèo: 76,000 VND
5. Motorbike and Grab taxi for transport