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Saigon

Saigon has had its fair share of foreign invaders, but nothing like the Three Sheets invasion! While in the capital city, Zane gets his hands on some fresh beer and goes on a search for a party that is worthy of his score. His journey takes him to a few places on the map and a few off it as well. In between icy mugs, he manages to drink some wine with a dead snake in it and play with a severed chicken head. Will Zane find a party worth breaking out the fresh beer? Find out when Zane goes Three Sheets to Saigon.

With a population of over 5 million people, Saigon is one of the densest urban areas in the world. Unlike other cities in Vietnam, Saigon has a very active nightlife with music halls playing to sold-out local crowds and bars staying open late into the night. All that excitement can get a person quite thirsty, and Saigon can help in that department as well. There are virtually no restrictions limiting when or where you can buy or consume drinks. You gotta love the smell of beer in the morning! Smells like victory.

Visit: Nhaan – Bia Hoi Bar
Drink: Bia Hoi (Fresh Beer delivered daily)

Visit: Lau De Truong Dinh (The Broiled Goat)
Drink: Bia Saigon Special Beer
Eat: Grilled Goat Udder with Tofu and Chili Sauce

Visit: Some Dude's Living Room
Drink: Orange Drink Mixed with Vietnamese Vodka

Visit: Ruou Ran Shop
Drink: Ruou Ran (Snake Wine) 

Visit: Vuon Bia Bar
Drink: Saigon Export Beer
Drink: Zane's Bia Hoi

Visit: Kim Hair Salon
Do: Hair Cut and Massage (Vietnamese Hangover Cure)

More Saigon Facts:

• Although the locals still call it Saigon, the name of the city was officially changed to Ho Chi Minh City in 1975.
• Motorcycles are the preferred mode of transportation. Within city limits, there are 6 times more motorcycles than cars.
• Written language doesn't use Chinese style script. It uses the Roman alphabet.
• Buddhism is the principal religion but there are also sizeable Taoist, Confucian, Muslim and Christian minorities.
• Vietnam is one of the newest members of the World Trade Organization (They joined January 11, 2007).