Nhau - Bia Tuoi Do Nham
The term to ‘nhau’ in Vietnamese is the idea of drinking and eating to celebrate for no reason at all! To celebrate life without a birthday, specific festival or event, just to enjoy the company of friends or relatives whilst drinking local beer (bia Hoi) 🍻 and eating light, protein sharer plates.
Nhau spots are inexpensive BBQ places which are generally very busy with local workers relaxing after a long day and have rows of metal tables and small plastic stalls.
In this image I have borrowed the image of the iconic bia hoi glass alongside a shrimp which is an extremely popular ‘nhau’ snack 🍺. You can also see the iconic red triangular flags of Vietnam and a hanging banner which says ‘bia tuoi do nham’ meaning ‘fresh beer + snacks’. Ceramic tiles, metal tables and piles of beer kegs make up the scene and are usually enough one of these restaurants known as ‘Quan Nhau’ to locals.
Limited edition of 15, hand printed woodcut from a 20x25cm pinewood block, hand painted with watercolor tones.
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