Decadent: Playboy is coming to Vietnam

[Viet]

Touch of class: The new members club is expected to re-define class, luxury and exclusivity, changing the culinary and entertainment landscape in Hà Nội. — Photo courtesy of Playboy Establishment

Viet Nam News


HÀ NỘI – Connoisseurs and night-goers in Hà Nội now have more options for their leisure activities now that Playboy Establishment – a luxury club opened in Hà Nội last week.

Featuring a fine-dining restaurant, which presents a menu with a full array of Atlantic imported seafood, the venue is expected to be Hà Nội’s must-visit culinary attraction for local and regional patrons.

The Playboy Establishment’s cocktail and champagne bar offers a selection of some of the most limited edition champagne, fine wines and spirits.

Designed to offer the finest, live entertainment, the Playboy Establishment will host world-class artists and outstanding musicians. The venue will also be a preferred venue of a variety of corporate events and conferences to utilise its state-of-the-art entertainment facilities and audiovisual capabilities.

“We are pleased to introduce the heritage of the Playboy brand to Hà Nội. The venue will bring to life the ultimate luxury dining and entertainment experience to our guests and members. I am delighted to see that this vision is now becoming a reality with our opening and we look forward enriching the nightlife landscape in the city”, said Christopher Chronis, CEO of Global Entertainment Operations Vietnam.

The new member club, which is located right in the heart of the city by Hoàn Kiếm Lake, is expected to re-define class, luxury and exclusivity changing the culinary and entertainment landscape in Hà Nội.

For the up-coming New Year Countdown on December 31, Playboy Establishment will present French DJ and music producer Florian Picasso, who is also great grandson of the Spanish painter Pablo Picasso. The 26-year-old DJ, who was adopted by Marina Picasso from an orphanage in HCM City in 1990, has become the first Vietnamese DJ to enter the Top 40 DJs in the world.

Playboy Establishment, which is the first of its kind in Việt Nam and the Southeast Asian region, opens daily from 11am until late. — V


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[war&peace]

USA lost the Vietnam war but still the ever-cunnig uncle sam is able to destroy the moral foundation of Vietnamese society.
It is pity to see the nations concede their moral boundaries so easily while they fight teeth and nails for their geographical boundaries.

 

[ahojunk]

Featuring a fine-dining restaurant, which presents a menu with a full array of Atlantic imported seafood, the venue is expected to be Hà Nội’s must-visit culinary attraction for local and regional patrons.

In this restaurant, fine food is the least of my concern.
Who really cares about the food? LMAO.

The Playboy Establishment’s cocktail and champagne bar offers a selection of some of the most limited edition champagne, fine wines and spirits.

Okay, I may consider the champagne and fine wines. LOL.

 

[Viet]

In this restaurant, fine food is the least of my concern.
Who really cares about the food? LMAO.


Okay, I may consider the champagne and fine wines. LOL.

Don't forget the entertainment that may offer some value

USA lost the Vietnam war but still the old, ugly and ever-cunnig uncle sam is able to destroy the moral foundation of Vietnamese society.
It is pity to see the nations concede their moral boundaries so easily while they fight teeth and nails for their geographical boundaries.

Relax bro. I don't think sexy legs pose more danger than a possible Chinese invasion

 

[war&peace]

Relax bro. I don't think sexy legs pose more danger than a possible Chinese invasion

Vietnam is a poor and underdeveloped nation, why would China invade? I think that will be a bad investment for China.

 

[Viet]

Vietnam is a poor and underdeveloped nation, why would China invade? I think that will be a bad investment for China.

I hope the Chinese listen to your words

 

[SBUS-CXK]

I hope the Chinese listen to your words

He is somewhat extreme, but he is not Chinese, he can not represent the Chinese view.
Anyway, I've never heard of Chinese saying anything like that.

 

[dropkix]

From Army bases to MacDonalds, Apple stores and now Playboy clubs... Monuments to the 'Murican empire.

Such were the times we lived in, huh?

 

[SBUS-CXK]

Don't forget the entertainment that may offer some value


Relax bro. I don't think sexy legs pose more danger than a possible Chinese invasion

Chinese invasion? Sir (madam) you should know something else.

http://alphahistory.com/vietnamwar/chinese-and-soviet-involvement/
http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/world/vietnam/hist-2nd-indochina-cpr.htm
http://www.militaryhistoryonline.com/20thcentury/articles/chinesesupport.aspx
http://www.history.com/this-day-in-...-peoples-republic-of-china-sign-aid-agreement

In Vietnam the most difficult period, Chinese has been helping Vietnam! Including providing free weapons, training officers, military training. And sent military adviser.

Hope you do not forget, China has what kind of cost to help vietnam!

 

[Sliver]

From Army bases to MacDonalds, Apple stores and now Playboy clubs... Monuments to the 'Murican empire.

Such were the times we lived in, huh?

so are facebook, twitter, google, amazon.. oh and the internet that you are using right now

 

[somebozo]

USA lost the Vietnam war but still the old, ugly and ever-cunnig uncle sam is able to destroy the moral foundation of Vietnamese society.
It is pity to see the nations concede their moral boundaries so easily while they fight teeth and nails for their geographical boundaries.

there are no morals in a society which bans nudity and sexuality but accepts rape, murder, pillage, domestic violence, child abuse as their normal social ethos..

 

[tranquilium]

Vietnam is a poor and underdeveloped nation, why would China invade? I think that will be a bad investment for China.

Well, after the Vietnam war, it was the strongest military power in Southeast Asia and was poised to conquer the entire region and form a powerful nation------all the other powers did not want that to happen. So China spent a decade to full exhaust the Vietnam.

The conflict is a low intensity, but continuous operation. Due to the sheer difference in manpower, technology and industry capacity, while China only have to use partial military forces, Vietnam is forced to fully mobilize each time. China never ventured far from Chinese border, this means Vietnam doesn't even have a supply advantage. So unlike the US occupation of Iraq, Vietnam actually ended up bleeding more resources than China.

Other major international players, the US and its allies, of course, is happy to see Vietnam being wore down and can't develop its economy or capitalize on its military advantage. USSR is also very conservative on the issue. Judging by USSR's improved relationship with China in the 80s and its non-active involvement with China/Vietnam during the decade, it is most likely that they wish Vietnam to be limited to a medium sized nation as well so they continue to rely on USSR. Other Southeastern nations are happy to save their own hide and rest of the world pretty much have the same opinion.

So the end result is shown in 1990s. By the time China/Vietnam conflict finally ended, Vietnam is a former shadow of itself and any dream of it becoming a major nation has thoroughly evaporated.

Nowadays China, US or Russia doesn't mind Vietnam. It can develop economy as it like, but the bottom line is Vietnam will remain a medium size nation indefinitely.

 

[terranMarine]

Well, after the Vietnam war, it was the strongest military power in Southeast Asia and was poised to conquer the entire region and form a powerful nation------all the other powers did not want that to happen. So China spent a decade to full exhaust the Vietnam.

The conflict is a low intensity, but continuous operation. Due to the sheer difference in manpower, technology and industry capacity, while China only have to use partial military forces, Vietnam is forced to fully mobilize each time. China never ventured far from Chinese border, this means Vietnam doesn't even have a supply advantage. So unlike the US occupation of Iraq, Vietnam actually ended up bleeding more resources than China.

Other major international players, the US and its allies, of course, is happy to see Vietnam being wore down and can't develop its economy or capitalize on its military advantage. USSR is also very conservative on the issue. Judging by USSR's improved relationship with China in the 80s and its non-active involvement with China/Vietnam during the decade, it is most likely that they wish Vietnam to be limited to a medium sized nation as well so they continue to rely on USSR. Other Southeastern nations are happy to save their own hide and rest of the world pretty much have the same opinion.

So the end result is shown in 1990s. By the time China/Vietnam conflict finally ended, Vietnam is a former shadow of itself and any dream of it becoming a major nation has thoroughly evaporated.

Nowadays China, US or Russia doesn't mind Vietnam. It can develop economy as it like, but the bottom line is Vietnam will remain a medium size nation indefinitely.

Wait till you read this comedy https://defence.pk/threads/vietnam-defence-forum.211882/page-608#post-9043199

 

[ahojunk]

Hi guys,

Friendly reminder to get back on topic - the Playboy night club coming to Vietnam.

 

[dropkix]

so are facebook, twitter, google, amazon.. oh and the internet that you are using right now

Yup, this is true