DJ Levi Oi began trying her hand at spinning decks in her new home of Ho Chi Minh City. And within five months, she was playing her first Boiler Room set.

Hanoi

"The West Lake is a really big lake. People go cycling, running there. Usually in the morning, it's like a sports place. On every corner there's people selling like coconuts or tea, and then people stop there and drink. It's a very peaceful energy there. It's a really beautiful area. I think for me, that’s the Hanoi vibe."

West Lake (Hồ Tây)

"Food in Hanoi is amazing. In Hanoi there's a lot of really amazing traditional food. For pho, there's Pho Thin. It's a local restaurant. It's really, really, really good."

Phở Thìn Lò Đúc

"There's a lot of good coffee shops here. If you want egg coffee, Zarn/Giang coffee is really good. Egg coffee is very traditional — basically raw egg and then they mix it up with sugar. It's like a meal. But it's really, really good."

Café Giảng

"There's a really nice vegetarian restaurant: Cāga Café & Restaurant. They have these fresh salads and the juices there are really good. It's decorated kind of like very old Vietnamese from the mountains, with really rare fabric. It's really special there."

Cāga Café & Restaurant

"TÁCH SPACES is in the center of the city. During the day, it's a café, and then it also has a restaurant and an art space. And then at night it translates to kind of a nightclub. It has great DJs, and they sometimes have daytime events where you can DJ outside, and people can come for sunset and just enjoy the music. This one is really cool — all the cool people in Hanoi go there."

TÁCH SPACES