One reviewer of Diamond Superbowl in Ho Chi Minh City wrote in Yahoo Travel: "Diamond Plaza is a totally lame! Overpriced hideous clothes. Bowlers pay up to $4 a head, a lot of money in Vietnam, to play in one of the center's 32 bowling lanes and listen to loud pop music. The $13.5 million two-story Superbowl-a combination bowling, shopping mall, video arcade and fast food court-in Ho Chi Minh City is very popular. The birds were replaced by a team of racing pigs. In 2004, 150 members of the Cu Chi Ecological Park circus troupe were destroyed as part of the bird flu culling effort. During the Vietnam War, the circus performed on the Ho Chi Minh Trail.
Founded in 1956, it has 80 performers and 200 employees. The Hanoi Circus features acrobats, performing animals, elephants that do headstands, and clowns. People playing badminton or kicking around a sepak takraw rattan ball are also common sights. This contrast to the Chinese who like to do it all together as a group. When you see it done by Vietnamese in a park, they are often doing it individually or doing their own thing, sometimes in their pajamas or underwear. Many Vietnamese do tai chi or a Vietnamese version of it. Many men patronize bia om-a bar or karaoke with private rooms and hostesses-or bia hoi- streetside beer bars that serve beer made fresh everyday. A lot of Vietnamese like hanging out at cafes, drinking coffee and chatting with a regular group of friends and playing cards, dominoes or some other game. Singing karoake and watching television are probably the two biggest forms of entertainment in Vietnam.
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